jawai safari

1. Monsoon Magic

September marks the end of the monsoon in Jawai. The rains leave behind lush greenery, a refreshing coolness in the air, and dramatic cloud formations that make for surreal photography.

2. Perfect Weather

Temperatures remain moderate compared to the peak summer heat. Days are pleasant with a gentle breeze, and evenings are simply enchanting near the Jawai Dam or during a village stroll.

3. Leopard Sightings

Contrary to the myth that leopards disappear in monsoon, September often surprises visitors with remarkable sightings. The hills are alive with movement, and leopards are frequently spotted lounging on rocks or emerging after rains.

4. Birdwatching Paradise

The Jawai Bandh attracts thousands of migratory birds during this season – flamingos, pelicans, storks, and more. With the dam full and surroundings green, it’s a dream come true for bird lovers and photographers.

5. Village & Cultural Experiences

The Rabari herdsmen and local communities continue their daily life around Jawai. September offers a glimpse into their pastoral traditions as they graze cattle against the backdrop of rain-fed hills.