Gir, Give me the last lions.
The Asiatic lion survives in exactly one forest on earth. Gir’s teak hills hold six hundred of them, a wilder, maned cousin the world forgot Asia ever had.
- Best months
- DEC – APR
- Parks
- Gir · Velavadar
- Ranges
- Explorer & Signature
What you are here for
- Lioness with cubs, The Gir heartland routes
- Maldhari herders, People and lions, one forest
- Blackbuck at Velavadar, The grassland add-on
Frequently asked questions
When is the best time to visit Gir for wildlife?
The best window for Gir is December to April. Junglore works Gir and Velavadar there, and times its departures to that window.
What can you see in Gir?
In Gir, Junglore plans around Lioness with cubs (The Gir heartland routes), Maldhari herders (People and lions, one forest) and Blackbuck at Velavadar (The grassland add-on).
Which Junglore ranges travel to Gir?
Gir is offered as Explorer & Signature. Explorer: Shared jeeps, forest lodges and the same expert naturalists, the essentials, done right. Signature: Groups of four, a dedicated naturalist, boutique camps, and time to let the wild come to you.
More of India, by mood
- Ranthambore, Give me the tiger. Best March to June; Zones 1–6 · Ranthambore fort.
- Kaziranga, Give me the one-horned giant. Best November to April; Kaziranga · Hollongapar · Majuli.
- Kabini, Give me the shadows. Best October to May; Nagarhole · Kabini backwaters.
- Kanha, Give me the jungle book. Best October to June; Kanha · Pench corridor.
- Singalila, Give me the rarest red. Best March to May and November; Singalila ridge · Sandakphu.
- Sundarbans, Give me the mangrove myth. Best November to March; Sundarbans · Sajnekhali.
- Ladakh, Give me the ghost of the mountains. Best January to March; Hemis · Ulley · Rumbak.
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