Tourist Attractions

Panna Tiger Reserve
A major highlight of the park, the reserve is home to Bengal tigers, leopards, sloth bears, hyenas, jackals, and more than 200 bird species. Jeep safaris offer an excellent opportunity to explore different zones of the park.

Ken River & Pandav Falls
This pristine river not only supports the park’s ecosystem but also features the breathtaking Pandav Falls, named after the Pandavas of the Mahabharata who are believed to have rested here during their exile.

Raneh Falls Canyon
Located just outside the park, this natural marvel is carved out of crystalline granite and features a network of gorges and waterfalls with multicolored rock formations.

Ajaygarh Fort
Standing atop a hill near the park, this fort offers panoramic views and a fascinating glimpse into the history of the Chandela dynasty, known for their architectural brilliance.

Mahamati Prannathji Temple (Panna Town)
This spiritual site is an architectural gem and a symbol of religious harmony, attracting followers of the Pranami sect and curious travelers alike.

Things to Do

Wildlife Safari
Embark on an early morning or evening jeep safari to catch glimpses of elusive tigers, graceful deer, Indian wolves, and birdlife in their natural habitat.

Boat Ride on Ken River
Enjoy a tranquil boat ride amidst breathtaking landscapes and spot crocodiles, turtles, and aquatic birds.

Bird Watching
With over 200 avian species, including Paradise Flycatchers and Indian vultures, Panna is a bird lover’s paradise.

Visit Local Villages
Interact with the local tribal communities to learn about traditional lifestyles, crafts, and customs unique to the region.

Photography & Nature Walks
Capture the rugged beauty of canyons, wildlife, and jungle vistas. Guided nature walks offer an immersive way to explore the park’s biodiversity on foot.

How to Reach

By Air
The nearest airport is Khajuraho (around 26 km away), well-connected to major Indian cities like Delhi and Varanasi.

By Train
The closest railway station is Satna (around 90 km) or Khajuraho (a smaller station). From there, private taxis are available to reach Panna.

By Road
Panna is well-connected by road to Khajuraho, Satna, Jhansi, and other key towns in Madhya Pradesh. Private and state-run buses, as well as cabs, are easily available.

Best Time to Visit

The best time to visit Panna National Park is from November to May.

• November to February: Pleasant weather, perfect for wildlife sightings and outdoor activities.

• March to May: Ideal for spotting tigers and other animals as they frequent watering holes.
  Note: The park remains closed during the monsoon (July to mid-October) due to heavy rains and breeding season for wildlife.

Why Choose This Tour

✅ Authentic Jungle Experience – From jeep safaris to boat rides, enjoy a variety of wildlife encounters.
✅ Cultural Immersion – Discover ancient forts, spiritual temples, and the unique traditions of local tribes.
✅ Comfortable Stays – Choose from eco-resorts, jungle lodges, and luxury tents nestled in nature.
✅ Expert Guides – Knowledgeable naturalists accompany your safaris to enhance your understanding of flora and fauna.
✅ Customizable Itinerary – We tailor your experience based on interests, duration, and budget.