Tourist Attractions

Kanha National Park Core Zones: Divided into zones like Kisli, Mukki, Kanha, and Sarhi, the core areas are best for tiger sightings and showcase the rich biodiversity of the park.

Bamni Dadar (Sunset Point): One of the most scenic viewpoints in the reserve, Bamni Dadar offers panoramic views of the forest — ideal for catching golden sunsets over rolling grasslands.

Kanha Museum: Located near the park’s entrance, this museum offers insight into the park’s topography, tribal culture, and conservation efforts, perfect for learning before you explore.

Shravan Tal: A sacred site within the reserve linked to the legend of Shravan Kumar, this water body blends myth with nature and adds a historical dimension to the tour.

Tribal Villages: Explore the local Baiga and Gond tribal villages surrounding the park to experience their unique lifestyle, traditional architecture, and indigenous crafts.

Things to Do

Jungle Safari: The main attraction, jeep and canter safaris take you deep into the forest with expert guides to track tigers, leopards, sloth bears, and other wildlife.

Bird Watching: With over 300 bird species, including crested serpent eagles, storks, and paradise flycatchers, Kanha is a paradise for bird lovers.

Nature Walks & Photography: Guided walks around the buffer zone and park periphery allow you to experience smaller flora and fauna. Ideal for macro and landscape photography.

Tribal Interaction & Cultural Programs: Participate in folk dance performances and visit tribal haats (markets) to learn about Baiga customs and local artistry.

Kanha Interpretation Centre: Learn about the ecological significance of the reserve through interactive exhibits and conservation documentaries.

How to Reach

By Air:
The nearest airport is Jabalpur (160 km), well-connected to major cities like Delhi, Mumbai, and Kolkata. You can also consider Raipur Airport (250 km).

By Train:
Jabalpur Railway Station is the nearest major railhead. From here, taxis and private cabs are available to Kanha.

By Road:
Kanha is accessible by road from Jabalpur, Nagpur (270 km), and Raipur. The roads are scenic and well-maintained, making for a pleasant journey.

Best Time to Visit

The best time to visit Kanha is from mid-October to June.

October to February: Pleasant weather and high chances of spotting herbivores and migratory birds.

March to June: Best period for tiger sightings as animals frequent water bodies in the heat.

Note: The park remains closed from July to mid-October due to monsoon season.

Why Choose This Tour

• High Chance of Tiger Sightings: Kanha is one of India’s most reliable tiger habitats.

• Rich Biodiversity: Beyond tigers, the park is home to barasingha, wild dogs, gaur, leopards, and hundreds of bird species.

• Expert Naturalists & Guides: Our tours include experienced wildlife experts who enhance your safari with knowledge and insights.

• Immersive Cultural Add-ons: Get a rare glimpse into tribal life through authentic village visits and interactions.

• Comfortable Stays in Nature: We offer handpicked jungle resorts and eco-lodges with modern amenities.

• Personalized & Safe Travel: With private transport, curated itineraries, and 24/7 assistance, your comfort is our priority.