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Sariska Tiger Reserve: Tourists Thrilled After Spotting Tigress ST-2302
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News18•06-10-2026, 17:56
Sariska Tiger Reserve: Tourists Thrilled After Spotting Tigress ST-2302
- •Tigress ST-2302 was recently spotted in the Chod ki Hodi-Andheri forest area of the Alwar buffer range in Sariska Tiger Reserve.
- •Tourists near the Bala Fort area were thrilled to witness the tigress roaming freely in her natural habitat.
- •The sighting of the tigress along with her cubs has created immense enthusiasm among wildlife lovers.
- •Natural breeding and a continuous increase in the tiger population highlight Sariska's success as a premier tiger reserve.
Key Questions Answered
Tigress ST-2302 was spotted in the Chod ki Hodi–Andheri forest area located within the Alwar buffer range of the Sariska Tiger Reserve, around the Bala Fort area.
The natural breeding of tigresses and the presence of cubs in Sariska are considered crucial for wildlife conservation, indicating that the forest's natural habitat remains highly favorable for tigers.
The continuous increase in the tiger population and the presence of new cubs are positive signs that are further strengthening Sariska's identity as a premier tiger reserve in the country.
