Reasons you aren't able to book a tiger safari
Many popular tiger reserves, such as Ranthambore, Bandhavgarh, and Jim Corbett, have limited daily permits to manage the number of visitors Book several days in advance.
Tiger safaris are most popular from October to May when the chances of spotting tigers are highest due to the dry weather. During this time, demand far exceeds supply.
To ensure minimal disturbance to wildlife, some zones in tiger reserves may be closed to tourists especially during critical breeding seasons.
Many reserves close during the monsoon season, typically from July to September, when heavy rains make the safari routes inaccessible. Even if the park is open, poor weather can lead to last-minute cancellations.
Avoid booking through a third-party website. All national parks and tiger reserves have their official website through which one can book a safari and get accurate and reliable information.
In many tiger reserves, certain zones are known for higher tiger sightings. If you are insistent on visiting a particular zone, it might limit your options and make securing a permit difficult.
Last-minute planners frequently find that all available permits are already taken, especially if their trip falls during popular travel times or on long weekends.