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Kanha Tiger Reserve

Kanha National Park otherwise called Kanha-Kisli National Park is one of the well known tiger reserve of India and the biggest national park situated in the supernatural place that is known for Madhya Pradesh falls in the two areas Mandala and Balaghat. The present-day Kanha region is seperated into two safeguarded regions, Hallon and Banjar, of 250 and 300 square kilometer (97 and 116 sq mi), separately. Kanha National Park was made on 1 June 1955 and was assigned as a tiger reserve in the extended period of 1973. Today, it spreads over an area of 940 square kilometers. It is one of the most well known natural life asylums in India which draws in herds of natural life aficionados consistently. Since its beginning in 1862, Kanha has appraised as top tiger zone and holds huge spot for Barasingha.

Kanha is delegated as perhaps of the best regulated and overseen park in India. It is one of the 'Navratanas' of the India project tiger. An uplifted vacationers fascination inside the Recreation area is Bamni Dadar, famously known as Nightfall Point that offers the most sensational background of the dusk against touching Sambhars and Gaurs, amplifying the regular quality of the area.

Beside its different untamed life and bird populace, the regular sightings of Tigers wandering in the wild at Kanha Natural life Asylum stay the most famous vacationer consideration. Kanha Tiger Reserve is home to more than 1000 types of blooming plants. The swamp forest is a combination of sal and other blended forest trees, scattered with glades. The good country forests are tropical moist, dry deciduous sort and of something else entirely from bamboo on slants.

 

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Jeep Safari in Kanha

Explore Kanha Tiger Reserve in 3 hours open jeep ride organized by forest department of Madhya Pradesh. The State animal of Madhya Pradesh - Hard Ground Barasingha is found exclusively in Kanha Tiger Reserve. If you are looking forward to visit the Kanha National Park, you need to book your safari in advance.

Open jeeps are used as vehicles for Jeep Safari in Kanha forest to explore the forest very closely and clearly. Six people can be accommodated in the jeep, apart from the driver and nature guide. Since there is no guarantee that you will be able to spot the tiger in a single safari, it is usually recommended to book more than one safari to increase your chances of tiger spotting.

Package Rate & Inclusions:

  • For Indians: Total package amount is INR 7500/- to 8000/- per jeep per time
    • INR 3,900/- (weekdays) or INR 4,400/- (weekend / premium dates) to be paid at the time of booking
    • INR 3,600/- to be paid at the time of boarding for vehicle & driver and guide 
  • For Foreigners: Total package amount is INR 12,000/- to 14,000/- per jeep per time
    • INR 8,400/- (weekdays) or INR 10,400/- (weekend / premium dates) to be paid at the time of booking
    • INR 3,600/- to be paid at the time of boarding for vehicle & driver and guide 
  • Permit issued by Forest department to enter in to the zone
  • Vehicle, driver & Guide
  • Payment processing charges & GST

Note:

  • Guest has to pay Vehicle, Driver & Guide charges at the time of Safari boarding on actual basis as they are not included in your safari booking amount approximately INR 3,600/- 
  • Camera fees are not included in the package. (There is no charge for Mobile Phones.)
  • Jeep safari and zone is given as per subject to availability.
  • You have to reach at the booked entry gate on time on safari boarding day.
  • If forest department increase permit charges, difference amount is payable by traveller at the time of boarding.

Operation period: from 1st October to 30th June. However, you can enjoy Jeep Safari in buffer zone throughout the year. Evening Safari remains closed on every Wednesday in Kanha National Park.

Details of core area gates & No. of jeeps:

Bandhavgarh National Park is divided into four core zones; Kanha, Kisli, Mukki, Sarhi. 

Safari Zone  Kanha Kisli Mukki Sarhi
Morning 36 15 30 19
Evening 23 10 28 17

Each core zone has different entry gates named Khatiya, Mukki and Sarhi. From Mukki Gate, one can only enter for morning safari in Kanha Zone. From Sarhi Gate, one can only enter for morning safari in Kisli Zone. Details for enrty gates are as followes for each zone;

Safari Zone  Kanha Kisli Mukki Sarhi
Morning Khatyia / Mukki / Sarhi Khatyia / Mukki / Sarhi Khatyia / Mukki  Khatyia / Sarhi
Evening Khatyia / Sarhi Khatyia / Mukki  Khatyia / Mukki  Khatyia /  Sarhi

Safari timings in Core zone:

Timing 01 Oct - 31 Dec 01 Jan - 31 Mar 01 Apr - 30 Jun
Morning 6:00 to 11:30 am 6:30 to 11:30 am 5:30 to 11:30 am
Evening 3:00 to 6:00 pm 3:00 to 5:30 pm 4:00 to 7:00 pm

Cancellation Policy:

  • 50% Refund, if cancelled between 60 - 90 days prior to safari boarding date
  • 25% Refund, if cancelled between 40 - 59 days prior to safari boarding date
  • No Refund, if cancelled between 0 - 39 days prior to safari boarding date
  • Days are calculated excluding the Safari Boarding day & Cancellation request day.
  • Cancellation request received after 6 PM will be considered on next working day.

*Cancellation policy mentioned above is subject to change.

It is mandatory to provide ID proof detail of all members while booking. ID proofs submitted while Safari Booking will be verified with the original ID proofs at safari boarding time. Boarding will not be possible if found any discrepancy and any refund will not be processed in this case. No ID proofs are accepted other than mentioned in the Booking Form.

Once the safari is booked, any kind of modification is strictly NOT possible. Safaris are showing available while starting booking, but it is possible that once booked, it may not be available. We will contact you within 24 Hours for such case. If booked safari is not available, we will offer you another available safari in other zone/ time slot or we will refund full amount (except payment gateway charges) in case of unavailability of requested jeep safari.

Forest department reserves the right to cancel the permit or slightly modify the timing in unavoidable circumstances. Decision of the forest department will be final in such case.

The State animal of Madhya Pradesh - Hard Ground Barasingha is found exclusively in Kanha Tiger Reserve. Through holistic conservation approach and effective management practices, the Tiger Reserve has seen rise in population of this symbolic deer species which was once on the verge of extinction from the Earth.
The lush green forests of Kanha, composed majorly of Sal (Shorea Robusta) and other mixed forest trees, supports the growth of rich and varied flora and fauna.

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Animals & Reptiles 

The forest of Kanha National Park was possessed by the Gond and Baiga clans of Focal India. In 1862, the underpinning of safeguarding the forest region was laid while the cutting of trees without legitimate approval was denied. In 1879, the Kanha region was pronounced a reserve forest. Because of Rudyard Kipling's The Wilderness Book, both Pench and Kanha National Park became famous. In 1933, the forest region was proclaimed a safe-haven.

The Kanha National Park was shaped in 1955 and turned into a center of the Kanha Tiger Reserve which was made in 1974 under Task Tiger. In 1970, endeavors were made to safeguard Barasingha (swamp deer) from elimination by making a unique nook for shielding them from rapacious hunters and advancing reproducing. During the 1990s, endeavors were made to expand Kanha National Park's biodiversity, bringing about it becoming one of the most amazing natural life forests on the planet. The national park was granted the best traveler accommodating national park in 2000 by the Dept. of The travel industry, Legislature of India. Protection endeavors of the national park have made it truly outstanding in Asia. Very rich in the fu\auna treasure, following species are found un the KAnha National Park;

Mammals: Royal Bengal Tiger, leopard, bison, gaur, sambhar, chital, barasingha, barking deer, black deer, black buck, chousingha, nilgai, mouse deer, sloth bear, porcupine, hyena, jackal, fox, jungle cat, hare, monkey, mongoose, langur, wild pig, wild boar, badger, wild dog, Indian hare, mouse deer.

Reptiles: Python, Indian monitor, Russell’s viper, fan throated lizard, Indian garden lizard, rat snake, Indian krait, Indian cobra, a common skink.

Flora 

Kanha is enunciated with three significant kinds of forests in particular:

  • Moist Peninsular Sal Forests (3 C/C2)
  • Southern Tropical Moist Blended Deciduous Forest (3 A/C 2a)
  • Southern Tropical Dry Deciduous Blended Forest (5 A/C-3)

These assortments are bragged with north of 200 species blooming plants and the significant greeneries can be found here are: Sal, Saja, Lendia, Dhawa, Tendu, Palas, Bija, Mahua, Aonla, Achar and Bamboo. Aside from that numerous types of climbers, forbs and grass can likewise be seen as here.

Bird Watching

Kanha Tiger Reserve brings around 300 species of birds which is no less than feast for bird lovers. Following birds can be seen here;

Pea fowl, stork, teal, pintail, heron, egret, peacock and pea fowl, jungle fowl, rock pigeon, green pigeon, partridge, spur fowl, quail, ring doves, spotted parakeet, cuckoo, papiha, rollers, bee-eaters, hoopoes, drongos, warblers, kingfisher, woodpecker, finches, orioles, owls, fly catcher, eagle, kite, vulture, owl, night jar. The exotic bird species observed here include Asian paradise flycatcher, spangled drongo, white rumped shama, white bellied drongo, racket tailed drongo, jungle babbler, tawny babbler, common iora, Eurasian blackbird, painted francolin, Indian scimitar babbler, grey francolin, black naped flycatcher, golden oriole, Malabar pied hornbill, spotted owl, crested serpent eagle, brown fish owl, white eyed and Oriental honey buzzard.