Sariska lost all its tigers to poaching by 2005; relocation since 2008 has taken tiger count to 58

Sariska Tiger Reserve in Rajasthan, India, has witnessed a remarkable turnaround in its tiger population, with the count surging to 58 as of June 2026.

The reserve, which lost all its tigers to poaching by 2005, began a dedicated relocation initiative in 2008, bringing in tigers from Ranthambore.

Visitors can now participate in responsible wildlife experiences via guided safaris to witness the thriving tiger population.

The success of Sariska's tiger relocation program serves as a beacon of hope for tiger conservation efforts across the globe.