Jawai

• Responsible Tourism:

  • Respect the local ecosystem. Avoid littering and dispose of waste responsibly.
  • Maintain a safe distance while observing wildlife. Avoid using flash photography during night safaris.
  • Dress modestly when visiting religious sites like Jain temples.

• Permits: While exploring Jawai itself doesn't require permits, specific permissions are needed for night safaris and wildlife photography within the wildlife sanctuary area. Four Wheel Drive India can assist you in obtaining the required permits.

• Connectivity: Mobile network connectivity can be patchy in remote areas. Free Wi-Fi might be available at your hotel or guesthouse, but internet speeds may be slow. Consider downloading maps or information you might need beforehand.

• Currency: The Indian Rupee (INR) is the official currency. While ATMs are available in the main town, carrying cash is recommended for smaller purchases at local shops and villages.

• Accommodation: Jawai offers a range of accommodation options, catering to different budgets and preferences. Choose from heritage hotels within converted hunting lodges, charming guesthouses, or comfortable homestays in nearby villages.

• Language: Mewari is the primary language spoken in Jawai, followed by Hindi. English is understood in tourist areas but not as widely spoken as in bigger cities. Consider hiring a guide or learning a few basic phrases for a more enriching experience.

By keeping this information in mind, you can ensure a smooth, responsible, and enjoyable visit to Jawai.