Kanha Tiger Reserve

By Air: The nearest airport is Jabalpur Airport (about 175 kilometers away) and Nagpur Airport (about 280 kilometers away). You can fly into either of these airports and then take a scenic drive to Kanha.
By Train: The nearest railway station is Gondia, which is approximately 145 kilometers from Kanha. You can also opt for Jabalpur, which is well-connected with major cities. From the railway station, you can hire a taxi or take a bus to reach Kanha.
By Road: If you prefer a road trip, Kanha is well-connected by a network of highways. You can drive from major cities like Jabalpur, Nagpur, or Raipur. The reserve is accessible via National Highway 7.

Spectacular Wildlife: Kanha is one of India’s premier tiger reserves and is home to a thriving population of Bengal tigers. While tigers are the star attraction, the park also houses leopards, sloth bears, Indian gaur, deer species, and a rich avian diversity.
Diverse Landscapes: The reserve encompasses lush forests, grassy meadows, and meandering rivers. The diverse terrain provides unique opportunities for wildlife sightings, from dense jungles to open grasslands.
Jeep Safaris: To explore the park and its wildlife, you can embark on guided jeep safaris. These safaris offer a thrilling experience, as you venture deep into the heart of the forest with experienced naturalists.
Birdwatching: Kanha is a bird lover’s paradise, with over 300 bird species, including the beautiful Indian paradise flycatcher and the majestic crested serpent eagle. Birdwatching is a must for nature enthusiasts.
Conservation Initiatives: Kanha Tiger Reserve is dedicated to wildlife conservation and habitat preservation. You can learn about these initiatives and the park’s commitment to protecting endangered species.
Accommodation: You’ll find a range of accommodation options, from rustic jungle lodges to luxurious resorts, ensuring a comfortable and memorable stay amidst nature.
Local Culture: The region around Kanha is rich in tribal culture. You can explore local villages, interact with indigenous communities, and immerse yourself in the traditions and folklore of this fascinating area.