Jungle
Safari
A 56-hectare zoological park within the Statue of Unity complex — walk-in bird and primate habitats, a modern Serpentarium, big cats, African wildlife and an endangered Indian rhino, all reachable on a complimentary e-cart.
A Real Zoological Park, Not a Drive-Through
The Jungle Safari at Kevadia is the Sardar Patel Zoological Park — a proper 56-hectare zoological park, not a quick drive-by attraction. It's genuinely large enough to reward a slower pace, so give yourself the full visit window rather than rushing it.
- Walk-in bird and primate habitats, a modern Serpentarium, and open enclosures for Indian deer and antelope.
- African species including giraffe, zebra and wildebeest, plus an endangered Indian rhino and African hippo.
- Gaur, sloth bear, and separate Indian wild dog and wolf enclosures.
- A complimentary e-cart inside the park, subject to availability — plan on walking some stretches on busy days.
Wildlife You'll Encounter
A mix of Indian and African species spread across walk-in habitats and open enclosures.
Practical Visit Tips
Best Viewing Windows
Early morning (8–11 AM) and late afternoon (3–5 PM) are when most animals are active and visible. Midday viewing, especially in summer, can be quieter.
The E-Cart Isn't Guaranteed
A complimentary e-cart operates inside the park but is subject to availability and can't be reserved. Wear comfortable shoes in case you end up walking sections.
Carry Water & a Hat
The park is spread over 56 hectares with limited shade in stretches — carry water, especially between March and June.
Bundled Into Classic Day
If you're already booking the Classic Day Package, the Jungle Safari is included — no need to buy it twice.
Professional Cameras Need a Separate Pass
Entry tickets cover phone and standard camera use. DSLRs and other professional camera equipment require a separate photography permit at the gate — check with staff on arrival if you're carrying one.
See It For Yourself
Jungle Safari FAQ
Quick answers about tickets, timings and what you'll actually see. If you don't see your question, we're one message away.
Adult tickets are ₹200 and child tickets are ₹125 — there's no separate foreigner rate. The park is open Tuesday to Sunday, 8 AM to 7 PM, with last entry at 6 PM and final exit by 7 PM.
The Sardar Patel Zoological Park spans 56 hectares and includes walk-in bird and primate habitats, a modern Serpentarium, big cats, Indian deer and antelope, African species like giraffe, zebra and wildebeest, an endangered Indian rhino, African hippo, Gaur, sloth bear, and Indian wild dog and wolf enclosures.
Yes — it's one of the core inclusions in the Classic Day Package, alongside the Viewing Gallery, Valley of Flowers, Dam viewpoint, Unity Glow Garden and the evening Laser Show. It can also be booked on its own.
A complimentary e-cart is available inside the park, subject to availability. It isn't reservable in advance, so on busy days you may need to walk some sections or wait for the next cart.
Early morning (8–11 AM) and late afternoon (3–5 PM) tend to be the most active windows, when animals are cooler and more visible. Midday, especially in summer, many animals rest out of sight.
Phones and standard cameras are covered by your entry ticket. DSLRs and other professional camera equipment need a separate photography permit, arranged at the gate.
Book the Jungle Safari
WhatsApp us your travel dates — we'll confirm availability and work it into your Kevadia day plan alongside the Statue and the rest of Ekta Nagar.
