Kanha National Park Tour

Topography & Vegetation of Kanha National Park

Spread over an area of around 940 sq km, Kanha is the land of undulating topography. These densely forested woods comprise of grassy hills, wide plateaus, sprawling meadows, and rivers & streams crisscrossing the jungle terrain. Tropical deciduous forests, thick bamboo groves, and open grasslands embrace the land at Kanha. Sal, Mahua, and Tendu trees soar to the skies and offer shelter to hundreds of the birds at the park.

Mammals and Other Species

The Royal Bengal Tiger is certainly the king of the jungle in Kanha National Park. However, the park is much known for the preservation & restoration of the Swamp Deer or Barasingha, also known as the jewel of Kanha. Besides these, teeming numbers of leopards, sloth bear, hyena, nilgai, wild boar, barking deer, jungle cat also inhabit the green realm of Kanha National Park. 

Birds of Kanha National Park

Scores of bird’s species flock the thick jungles & trees at Kanha. Black ibis, bee-eaters, cattle egret, blossom-headed parakeets, whistling teal, minivets, pied hornbill, steppe eagle, white-eyed buzzard, white-breasted kingfisher, and many more birds fill the air with their twitter & chirp. 

Safari in Kanha National Park

A wildlife safari in the dense forest is the best way to experience e wilderness of Kanha. The safaris are conducted by experienced guides early in the morning & then again in the afternoon. You may opt for Jeep Safaris, Open Van Safaris, or lord over the jungle on an Elephant Safari. Hear the rustling leaves, feel the breeze on your face, and get ready for an up-close-personal experience with the tigers of Kanha. 

Other Attractions of Kanha National Park

Kanha Museum

Check out this fascinating park museum for a glimpse into the history, topography, and wildlife at Kanha. The museum also sheds light on the tribal villages in the region and their varied customs & traditions. 

Bamni Dadar

The highest point in Kanha National Park, Bamani Dadar, is known for its panoramic views & gorgeous sunsets. Just get there and let your camera do the talking. 

Best time to Visit

Kanha National Park is open to visitors from mid-October to June end. The peak tourist season begins in October and continues till March. 

How to Reach

By Air- Jabalpur Airport, around 180kms from the park, is the closest airport connecting the park to the rest of the country.

By Rail- The railhead at Jabalpur, around 180kms away, is the nearest railway station connecting Kanha National Park with the cities in the region.

 By Road- The Park is connected with the major cities in the region by a network of well-maintained roads & highways.