Kanha National Park- The Largest National Park of Madhya Pradesh

About Kanha National Park

Kanha National Park is also known as Kanha Tiger Reserve. Kanha National Park Located in Madhya Pradesh, It is the largest national park in central India. It is famous for the habitat of national animal tigers and a number of wild animals. Kanha national park is a town located in Mandla district in the state of Madhya Pradesh, which makes tourists enjoy their natural beauty. The Kanha national park was established in1 June 1955 and in 1973 was made the Kanha Tiger Reserve. Now it stretches over an area of 940 km in the two districts Mandla and Balaghat. Kanha national park in 1974 was taken under the project tiger reserve.

A major attraction of the Kanha national park

The interesting terrain of the national park is one of its major attractions. It has a horseshoe-shaped valley, surrounded by Maikal Range. The flowing Surpan River through Kanha's central fields and grasslands covering the vast plateau region is the source of water of the forest inmates.
There is a heightened attraction within Kanha Tiger Reserve is Bamni Dadar, popularly known as Sunset Point. This place offers a captivated view of bright sunbeams going down the horizon, with frisking animals in the foreground. Another outstanding attribute of this national park is the open grassy meadows, which is the common grazing field for blackbuck, swamp deer (Barasingha), sambhar and chital. Hence jungle safari booking Kanha Tiger Reserve provides an amalgamation of witnessing the beauty of nature and wilderness.

Jungle Safari in Kanha national park

A tour to Kanha Reserve directly takes you to the widespread arena of the lush habitat of wild creatures. With elephant and jeep safari, an encounter with all these species is really generous and worthwhile. With jungle safari, you can take a closer look at the wild animals and can capture their magnanimous images in your cameras. Nature’s Sprouts helps you to get the best deal in booking Jungle safari in Kanha National Park.
They also provide jungle safari bookings in Khatiya, Mukki and Sarhi gates. Nature’s Sprout is dedicated to making your vacation at Kanha Tiger Reserve, the most exciting and memorable wildlife trip.

Flora of Kanha National Park

There are three types of vegetation found in Kanha National Park namely, the Moist Peninsular Sal Forests, Southern Tropical Moist Mixed Deciduous Forest and Southern Tropical Dry Deciduous Mixed Forest. The primary variety of Sal, Lendia, Dhawa, Saja, Tendu, Palas, Bija, Mahua, Aonla, Achar and Bamboo. Along with it, there are several species of climbers, forbs, and grasses found here.
Kanha national park is well-known for its vividness in nature. It is a home of more than 200 species of flowering plants and over 70 species of trees. The low land forests of Kanha National Park have a blend of Sal, other forest trees along with meadows. The moderate climate results in a rich flora of the Park. Only bamboos and dry deciduous type of vegetation like Indian Ghost Tree or Kullu can be found in the highland forests of Kanha as the weather remains tropically moist.

Fauna of Kanha national park

A trip to Kanha National Park will give you the glimpses of several endangered species of wildlife such as tiger, gaur, bison, and varied species of deer like chital, sambhar, barasingha, barking deer, blackbuck, black deer, and mouse deer. Other animals like chousingha, nilgai, sloth bear, leopard, tiger, hyena, jackal fox, python, porcupine, jungle cat, peafowl, monkey, hare, and mongoose.
Kanha is exclusive as it houses the unique “Barasingha”. Additionally, it is a renowned tiger reserve of central India, as it is the home for magnificent Royal Bengal Tigers. The reptile clan of the national park includes the presence of Python, Indian Cobra, Russell's viper, Common Rat Snake, Indian Krait, Common Skink, Indian Monitor, Fan Throated Lizard, and Indian Garden Lizard, etc. In addition to this, the reserve houses around 300 species of birds and have always been a desired destination for bird watchers.

Entry Gates of Kanha national park

Kanha Tiger Reserve has eight Zones divided into four core zones and four buffer areas. Kanha, Kisli, Mukki, and Sarhi are the four core zones and Khatia, Khapa, Sijhora and Phen Sanctuary are the buffer areas.
There are three entry gates for the core and buffer zones for Kanha Tiger Reserve and there are several resorts and hotels close to the gates. Nature’s Sprouts helps you to get the best deal in hotels and resorts in Kanha National Park, which are close to the entry gates. They also provide jungle safari booking Khatiya, Mukki and Sarhi gates.

Best Time to Visit Kanha National Park

The best time to visit Kanha National Park is from 15th October to 30th June. There are morning and evening timings for safari from the dedicated entry gates. There is plenty number of vehicles allowed inside the park. Jungle safari online booking for Kanha National Park is also available, where tourists can book the safari in advance and enjoy the adventurous trip.

Why should you plan a Kanha National Park vacation?

Kanha National Park is immense and it provides an enthralling scope to witness the magnificent wildlife of central India. It is one of the great destinations for enjoying jungle safari near Jabalpur.
Nature’s Sprouts helps you to get the best arrangement in booking the best hotels and resorts in Kanha National Park, which are close to the entry gates. Nature’s sprout also provides jungle safari booking and activities for fun. Nature’s Sprout is dedicated to making your vacation at Kanha Tiger Reserve, the most exciting and memorable wildlife trip.
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If you want to create a memorable tour in Kanha national park. Then make a reservation with Nature’s sprout. It will make more fun and forever memories for you.