Jawai Leopard Conservation Reserve, RajasthanJaiwai, with its rocky terrain, is a haven for leopards. The reserve is also culturally rich with temples nearby temples
Bera, RajasthanLocated near Jawai, Bera is renowned for allowing visitors to spot leopards in their natural habitat amidst its granite hills.
Kabini Wildlife Sanctuary, KarnatakaPart of Nagarhole National Park, Kabini has a dense leopard population. It’s particularly famous for sightings of melanistic leopards (black panthers).
Sasan Gir National Park, Gujarat Primarily known for Asiatic lions, Gir also houses a significant number of leopards – making it an excellent destination for wildlife enthusiasts.
Satpura National Park, Madhya PradeshThis park is a hidden gem for spotting leopards. Its rugged terrain and thick forests provide a perfect habitat for the elusive big cats.
Bandipur National Park, KarnatakaKnown for its rich biodiversity, Bandipur offers opportunities to see leopards, as well as tigers, elephants, and other wildlife.
Sanjay Gandhi National Park, MaharashtraLocated in Mumbai, this urban park surprisingly houses a rather healthy leopard population.
Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve, MaharashtraWhile famous for tigers, Tadoba is also home to a significant leopard population. Sightings are frequent, especially in buffer zones.
Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary, RajasthanSurrounding the historic Kumbhalgarh Fort, this sanctuary offers scenic beauty and a good chance of spotting leopards in the wild.
Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary, KeralaNestled in the Western Ghats, Periyar is known for its biodiversity and occasional leopard sightings, alongside elephants and other wildlife.