Come to the land and give a blow to the adventurous streak in you and get an escapade from the commercial hub amid the wildlife with the exclusive wildlife tours. India is a land of diversity; be it religions, castes, flora, fauna or the wildlife. The diverse wildlife can be observed in various national parks in India, each of it displaying its particular specialty with its specific fauna in the particular area.
Kanha National Park is nestled in the Maikal range of Satpuras in Madhya Pradesh, fondly called as the heart of India. The national park is also recognized as the Tiger Reserve and is also considered as one of the finest wildlife parks in the world. Sprawled over an area of about 940 sq km in the Maikal chain of hills, Kanha Tiger Reserve has the total area of 1945 sq km with its buffer zone.
Sprawling across the two revenue districts namely Mandala and Kalaghat, Kanha National Park was declared as a forest reserve in the year 1879 and got its status of a wildlife sanctuary in the year 1933 and ultimately was declared as a national park in 1955. The national park has also been the source of inspiration for Rudyard Kipling, for his remarkable creation-The Jungle Book. The best location is the Bammi Dadar, which is also recognized as the Sunset Point.
Also, there are more than 100 species of birds which include Eagle, fox, hyena, jungle cat, civets, porcupine, ratel or honey badger and hares along with reptiles, which includes like pythons, cobras, krait, rat snakes, vipers, keelbacks and grass snakes are nocturnal animals, and are therefore rarely seen.
Some of the commonly found reptiles in the park are king cobra, common cobra krait, green pit viper, blind snake and lizards are also found. Many colorful insects such as butterflies, moths, beetles, bees, wasps, bugs and cicadas are added attractions of the valley. The park is densely covered with lush greenery so much so as making it inaccessible to reach and explore every part of the park, making it one of the richest eco-systems in the country, with its impenetrable jungles. The eco-system in the park is comprised of tropical, sub-tropical, sub-temperate, and temperate vegetative systems.
Wildlife tours in Madhya Pradesh, the heartland of India will make you to explore different varieties of flora and fauna in various national parks and one such is Pench National Park, also known as the Indira Priyadarshini. It is located in the southern reaches of Satpuda Hills in the southern boundary of Madhya Pradesh. The national park took its name from the river Pench, which flows through the park. The park is sprawled over an area of about 299 sq km along with the Mowgli Wildlife Sanctuary and a buffer area of about 464 sq km. This national park is an exact mix of dry deciduous and moist tropical deciduous forest and has a huge variety of flora, including shrubs and climbers. You will also observe some large shady trees like the teak, mahua, tendu, bija, amaltas and palash.
Sprawling over 448 sq km, the Bandhavgarh National Park stands to be as one of the most popular wildlife reserves of India, situated in the district of Jabalpur in the heart of india, Madhya Pradesh. Surrounded by 32 hills and have a mixed assorted collection of flora, which includes dhobin, saga and grasslands with bamboo grooves. So, just get into a wilder mood to explore the wildlife of India.
