Panna National Park
Madhya Pradesh
Panna National Park saved tigers. After losing all tigers to poachers from 2006 to 2008, it moved 3 in 2009. These tigers made Panna their home, and with Mr. Murthy’s efforts, the population is now 55. (cubs included). Tigers, Leopards, Sloth Bears, Crocodiles, Gharials, over 300 bird species, Deers, and monkeys live in this park. Boat safaris are another way to see crocodiles and riverine birds in the Ken.
About Panna National Park
Panna National Park is credited with being the first place in history to successfully protect tigers. After suffering the loss of all of its tigers due to widespread poaching between the years 2006 and 2008, the reserve was able to successfully move three tigers from other reserves in the year 2009. These tigers made Panna National Park their home, and thanks to the hard work of Mr. Murthy, who was the Field Director at the time, there are now 55 tigers in Panna National Park(cubs included). Panna National Park is currently home to tigers, leopards, sloth bears, crocodiles, gharials, as well as over 300 different species of birds, monkeys, and deers. In addition to jeep safaris, boat safaris are another excellent alternative for seeing wildlife in the Ken, including as crocodiles and birds of the river.
Panna National Park, which is like a diamond mine to India, has the incredible ability to both excite and relax visitors at the same time. It is sufficient to take a boat trip on the Ken to realise that the forest is, in fact, a hidden jewel that contains a diversity of organisms within its belly and has been defending its land since the recent past of the year 2008. Panna National Park now sits on the untouched ground of a broad-leaf dry deciduous forest, despite having been the victim of poaching for many years.
What To Know About Panna
Best Time to Visit:
- March – May
- October – February
Reaching Panna:
- Flight: New Delhi – Khajuraho OR New Delhi – Jabalpur
- Railway: New Delhi – Khajuraho
Wildlife in Panna National Park
The park is home to a variety of animals, including spotted deer, nilgai, four-horned antelope, hyena, crocodiles, and a tiger, a leopard, and a sloth bear; a number of cat species, including jungle, rusty-spotted, desert, toddy, and civet; a number of cat species; a number of cat species; a number of cat species; Panna National Park is prime tiger country with an estimated 35 tigers, and the large cats have made a tremendous recovery in the last seven years thanks to the efforts of Project Tiger. Panna National Park is located in India.
Because of the abundant calcium deposits in the region, the local population of sambar deer is noteworthy as well. This population is among the greatest in all of India. The hottest months of the summer are the ideal time to watch animals, and the best way to do so is in a boat or a jeep.
Mammals
In addition to the magnificent tigers, there are also leopards, jungle cats, rusty spotted cats, and caracals that belong to the five kinds of wild cats. However, the populations of these cats are rather low.
other predators, including jackals, wild dogs, wolves, and hyenas, among others. Wild boar, striped squirrels, and langur monkeys find shade in the deep thickets, and as they graze in the open grasslands, you might glimpse spotted chital deer, sambar, and nilgai.
Birds
Over two hundred different kinds of birds have been identified in this area of Panna National Park. These birds range in size from small bee-eaters and rollers to large eagles, hawks, and buzzards. Additionally, there are birds of the water, such as fish eagles.
Reptiles
In Panna National Park, India, you have a chance of seeing the ‘Big Four’ snakes of India, which are the spectacled cobra, Russell’s viper, common krait, and saw scaled viper. In addition, long-snouted and marsh crocodiles lie in wait there.
What you will experience on this tour.
Nature Safari India, which has more than 30 years of experience in the wildlife safari industry and is an expert in tiger safari India tours, ensures that you will have an authentic and fulfilling safari experience on your next trip to India. Our tiger safari tours highlight the best of Indian wildlife along with hints of culture and Indian heritage.
These tours take place in some of the best national parks in the country for wildlife, such as Ranthambore National Park, Corbett National Park, or even Bandhavgarh National Park, and cover a variety of species and landscapes. Take a look at some of the top-rated tiger safari India excursions that we offer here.
Tour Inclusions
- Bed and breakfast accommodations are available in New Delhi and Agra.
- Accommodations include all meals and a safari in Pench, Kanha, and Bandhavgarh.
- Your Pench, Kanha, and Bandhavgarh admission and guide fees.
- Your entry fee and any tour guide fees for visiting monuments.
- There will be 6 exclusive jeep safaris offered in Pench.
- In Kanha, 5 exclusive jeep safaris will be offered.
- In Bandhavgarh, there will be 7 exclusive jeep safaris available.
- Assistance at the hotels and the airport.
- Every land transfer is done in a cool Toyota Innova or Crysta.
- Any taxes that are now applied.
Tour Exclusions
- Both domestic and international plane travel.
- Personal expenses like tips, cigarettes, alcohol, laundry, and phone calls.
- In national parks and monuments, there is a still and video camera fee.
- Travel Insurance
- Everything that isn't listed among the inclusions.
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This little park boasts one of the greatest tiger concentrations in the country. Every curve on a Bandhavgarh tiger safari has its own narrative.
