Start with a relaxed Gujarati thali in Dhari—ask at a busy local restaurant near the town centre what’s being served today; seasonal vegetables, dal, rotli and rice are the usual comfort-food spread. Allow about an hour and roughly ₹200–500 per person. Before you sit down, confirm an afternoon entry slot at Ambardi Safari Park directly with the park or forest department: safari availability and reporting times can change, and you don’t want to make the short drive out without a confirmed booking.
From central Dhari, take a taxi or auto toward Ambardi Safari Park; it’s a short drive, but leave a little margin for check-in and follow the route given with your booking. Set aside 2–3 hours for the safari, and follow your guide’s instructions—wildlife sightings, including Asiatic lions, are never guaranteed. After returning to Dhari, spend around 45 minutes browsing the central market for snacks or regional specialties, then settle at a nearby tea stall for chai and a light bite. Finish with a simple Gujarati dinner at a local restaurant in town (again, around ₹200–500 per person); if you’re driving onward, check the return route and fuel before you settle in, as services can be sparse outside town.
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