KURJA Jawai
Experience a peaceful luxury stay in Jawai with thoughtfully designed cottages, natural surroundings and convenient access to the remarkable wilderness of Rajasthan’s leopard country.
About Kurja Jawai Resort
Experience Boutique Luxury in the Untamed Wilderness of Jawai
Kurja Jawai Resort is a boutique luxury resort located in Rajasthan's spectacular Jawai region, surrounded by granite hills, open grasslands and peaceful countryside. Designed for travellers seeking comfort close to nature, the resort offers a relaxing retreat while remaining conveniently located for exploring the famous Jawai Leopard Conservation Reserve and the scenic Jawai Dam.
The resort features elegantly designed luxury cottages and luxury tents, complemented by modern comforts including a swimming pool, multi-cuisine restaurant, complimentary Wi-Fi and private parking. Whether you are visiting for a wildlife holiday, photography expedition or a peaceful getaway, Kurja Jawai Resort provides an ideal base for experiencing one of Rajasthan's most unique wildlife destinations.


KURJA Jawai — Bisalpur, Pali
Stay options at KURJA Jawai
Ten stone and jungle cottages set among granite boulders near Jawai Dam, Rajasthan.
Stone Cottages with Mountain View
Jungle Cottages with Plunge Pool
Swipe or use the arrows to look through each cottage.
Check-in from 1:00 PM, check-out by 12:00 PM. Breakfast is served buffet, à la carte or continental style. Room allocation and rates are confirmed at the time of booking and remain subject to availability.
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Popular Safaris
Sunrise Leopard Safari
Sunset Leopard Safari
Sunrise + Sunset Leopard Safari
Full Day Tour
Frequently Asked Questions
Find useful information about Kurja Jawai cottages, private plunge-pool accommodation, resort facilities, meal plans, Jawai leopard safaris and booking a wildlife stay near Jawai Dam.
Kurja Jawai lists Stone Cottages and Jungle Cottages with Plunge Pool. The official resort website describes its stone cottages as mountain-view accommodation with extended open-air seating, while four 600 sq. ft. Jungle Cottages include a private plunge pool, garden area and separate living room. Availability and occupancy depend on the selected dates.
Verified facilities include air-conditioned cottages, an in-house restaurant, swimming facilities, gardens and outdoor seating areas. The Jungle Cottages with Plunge Pool also list a mini fridge, hairdryer, tea and coffee maker, bath slippers and a separate living room. Individual facilities remain subject to the booked cottage category and resort operations.
Kurja Jawai is located on Bijapur Road in Village Bisalpur, Bali, Pali district, Rajasthan, PIN 306126. The wildlife camp is positioned within the wider Jawai landscape near the granite hills and Jawai Dam region.
Yes. SafariJawai can arrange a private sunrise or sunset Jawai leopard safari separately with the resort booking. Safari vehicle availability, reporting time, pickup point and the final operating plan must be confirmed in advance.
No. Leopards and other wildlife move freely through Jawai's natural landscape. Sightings depend on animal movement, weather, terrain and other natural conditions; therefore, neither the resort nor any safari operator can guarantee a leopard sighting.
Kurja Jawai can be considered by couples, families and small groups seeking a nature-focused stay. The choice between a Stone Cottage and a Jungle Cottage with Plunge Pool should be based on occupancy, privacy preferences, available bedding and the resort's confirmed child policy for the selected dates.
Meal inclusions depend on the tariff and package confirmed for your travel dates. Rates may be offered with breakfast, with breakfast and one major meal, or with all meals. The exact meal plan should always be recorded in the booking confirmation before payment.
Share your check-in and check-out dates, number of adults, number and ages of children, preferred cottage category and required meal plan. SafariJawai will check the available Kurja Jawai accommodation and safari package options for those dates.
