Archive · 17 Sep 2025
Jaldapara National Park Reopens with New Waste Disposal Rules
Jaldapara National Park has reopened after being closed for a few months.
When visitors go, they are asked not to throw away trash inside the forest.
The park has put up bamboo bins in different places and in the safari vehicles.
Around 90 people visited on the first day, taking part in the car and elephant safaris.
The online booking for elephant safaris is back after being unavailable for almost a year.
The cost for the safaris varies.
Elephant safaris are ₹1,000 per person, while the car safari costs ₹1,750 per car.
Jaldapara National Park in Bengal has reopened after a three-month closure.
Visitors are instructed not to dispose of waste inside the forest.
Bamboo dustbins are available throughout the park.
Online booking for elephant safaris has been reintroduced.
Car safaris tickets are not available online, which is a concern.
- Who
- Visitors and authorities of Jaldapara National Park
- What
- The park reopened with new waste disposal rules.
- When
- Reopened Tuesday after a three-month closure.
- Where
- Jaldapara National Park, Bengal
- Why
- To prevent pollution and ensure scientific garbage disposal.
- Location
- Jaldapara National Park, Bengal
- Reopening Date
- Tuesday
- Safari Types
- Car and Elephant
- Elephant Safari Cost
- ₹1,000 per person
- Car Safari Cost
- ₹1,750 per car (up to 6 tourists)
- Elephant Safari Booking
- Online booking reintroduced