When it comes to the treasure of wildlife in India, Kanha National Park is the country’s prized possession located in its heart, Madhya Pradesh. The state boasts of a number of wildlife sanctuaries that are abodes of thousands of flora and fauna species but this wildlife sanctuary holds a charm that is unmatchable by any other.
The wildlife park occupies 940 sq. km of verdant forests encompassing tropical moist and dry deciduous forests, meadows, lakes and much more. Kanha is also the jungle that inspired Rudyard Kipling to come up with the very renowned ‘The Jungle Book’.
Though the wildlife park is home to an extensive range of animals like Leopard, Elephant, Gaur, etc., the major highlight is the Royal Bengal Tiger that rules its wilderness.
Besides, Swamp Deer is another major highlight of the park. Kanha Tiger Reserve offers a high probability of tiger sighting due to the dense tiger population, which makes it a popular destination among wildlife enthusiasts and photographers eager to capture a glimpse of the elusive cat in their camera. You may even spot nocturnal animals like fox, hyena, and porcupine outside the park limits.
Inarguably the best way to experience the park’s wildlife and wilderness from a negligible distance is to indulge in the adventure of Kanha National Park Safari.
You even have a choice to choose between an open jeep safari and elephant safari, the both of which hold a distinctive kind of thrill and fun of their own. The activity takes you into the core regions of the forest where the chances of spotting big cats are comparatively much higher.
