Visit the mesmerizing Jawai Dam and Reservoir, which are situated amidst the Aravalli Hills. Go for a walk on the dam and enjoy the panoramic views of the crystal clear blue water and spot crocodiles, migratory birds, and other wildlife around the area.
The Jawai Leopard Safari offers an excellent opportunity to witness the rarest of big cats- the majestic leopards, in their natural habitat. Take a jeep safari through the countryside and enjoy the beautiful landscape of the granite hills, local villages, and you may get lucky enough to spot other rare species like hyena, sloth bear, jackals, and more..
Experience the rural life of Rajasthan with a Village Tour at Bera. You can interact with the locals and learn about their culture and traditions. With this tour, take a glimpse of their lifestyle and the work they do. You can also see the villagers doing their daily activities and try some local delicacies.
Explore the lush green forests and trek through the rugged terrain of the Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary located near Udaipur. With an area of over 600 sq km, the sanctuary home to endangered species of animals, including wolves, sloth bears, and nilgai, etc. Moreover, the trek offers breathtaking views of Kumbhalgarh Fort, and magnificent architecture dating back to the medieval era.
Visit the world-famous Ranakpur Jain Temple known for its intricate architecture and beautiful carvings. Built-in the 15th century, it is one of the largest and most important Jain temples in India, it's made up of light-colored marble with more than 1444 pillars and 80 domes carved with impressive designs.
If you have more time, experience camping at the Leopard Hills, enjoy the beautiful sunrise, and sunset views. Furthermore, August is Rajasthan's monsoon season, temperatures are lower, but the rain may interrupt your outdoor activities, better to bring waterproof clothing, an umbrella or poncho, and insect repellent. Also, plan your activities in advance and check for opening and closing times.