Sariska Diaries: History, Safari, and Nature 2026

Our educational and fun journey to Sariska began with an AC bus ride. The excitement continued as we reached our hotel. After arriving, we had lunch and later took part in follow-up activities.

We visited the Sariska City Palace Complex, where we learnt that the Sariska Palace was built by the Maharaja of Alwar in the 19th century. Our guide shared interesting details about its history and royal traditions. We saw the symbolic marble footprints of Maharaja Vinay Singh and Moosi Rani located at Moosi Maharani ki Chhatri. The visit helped us understand our cultural roots better. In the evening, we enjoyed a star-gazing session where we shared our knowledge about stars and space. It was both fun and informative. Dinner at the hotel was splendid, and our mentors informed us about the early morning wake – up call for the next day.

Early in the morning, we got ready and headed for a jungle safari at Sariska Tiger Reserve, which is known for its rich wildlife. It was our lucky day as we spotted two tigers sleeping peacefully. We also saw spotted deer, wild boars, peacocks, monkeys, and crocodiles. The safari was exciting and gave us a chance to see animals in their natural habitat.

During the journey, we passed through lush green and yellow sarson fields. The scenic views were breathtaking and filled us with joy. The journey might have come to an end, but the moments we had will be cherished forever.

For queries call +91-11-48885800 or visit EdTerra Browse Journeys page to know more about the programs for school students. Visit our FB page by clicking HERE. Also, check our podcast page by clicking HERE.