The Pench National Park, nestled in the heart of the Indian subcontinent, is the muse to Rudyard Kipling’s famous “The Jungle Book.”. Its glorious teak trees and pristine reservoirs are home to a plethora of wildlife species. In recent years, sustained conservation efforts have yielded great results.
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If you had just one shot at a tiger sighting, Tadoba National Park would be your best bet! Tiger numbers have grown here, thanks to abundant prey, ample water and sustained conservation efforts. Furthermore, the frequent sightings have enabled wildlife enthusiasts to follow and document multiple tiger dynasties!
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The Kanha National Park is arguably Central India’s most iconic Forest Reserve. Its majestic Sal trees, open meadows and beautiful grasslands provide shelter to an abundance of wildlife. Most notably, it is one of the last strongholds of the Barasingha, the hardground swamp deer.
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