Roar into Kanha Tiger Reserve, a jewel of Madhya Pradesh! Once known as the Kanhar Valley, this magical jungle inspired Kipling's 'The Jungle Book'. Imagine spotting majestic tigers, playful monkeys, and graceful deer in their natural home. A thrilling adventure awaits every wildlife enthusiast in this top India travel destination!
Bird Watching At Various Spots In Kanha
Explore The Bamni Dadar (Sunset Point)
Jeep Safari Through The Kanha Tiger Reserve
Nature Walks With Experienced Guides
Photography Of Tigers And Other Animals
Stay At A Wildlife Resort Near The Park
Visit The Kanha Museum To Learn About Wildlife
October to June
Early Morning
₹8,000 per person
The Kanha area has a rich history, mentioned in ancient texts. Before becoming a national park in 1955, the region was a hunting reserve. The primary objective of establishing Kanha National Park was to protect the endangered Barasingha (swamp deer). Project Tiger, initiated in 1973, further strengthened conservation efforts, leading to a remarkable increase in the tiger population. The park's management has focused on relocating villages from within the core area to reduce human-wildlife conflict and improve the habitat. Kanha's success story has made it a model for wildlife conservation in India and globally.