Kanha Tour Packages

The Kanha National Park was founded in 1955 and has since then been preserved for many of the endangered species. In 1974, Kanha National Park was taken up under the Project Tiger Reserve. At present, the area of the National Park is spread across 940 square kilometers, which are divided into two sanctuaries, Hollen and Banjar. The Kanha tiger reserve is regarded as one of Asia’s best parks, with as many as 300 species of large mammals and more than 300 species are living there. The special thing about Kanha National Park is that it is known all over the world by Rudyard Kipling’s The Jungle Book.

Bamani Dadar is the highest plateau in the national park, which is known as the Sunset Point of the Kanha National Park. From this Sunset point, you see a fascinating scene of the vast plains. Visitors who come here will experience many spectacular views of the sunset. This place is ultimate to spot several wildlife species which includes the Barking Deer and the Indian Bison when you go for a spin in the evening with the Kanha Jungle safari Packages.

The Kanha National Park was originally a part of the Gond in 1880 where the two major tribes, Goondas and Bagas were based in central India. Even today, these two tribes have been living on the outskirts of the National Park. Subsequently, these two principal sanctuaries were divided into Hollen which spreads across 250 sq. km and Banjar spreading across 300 sq. km respectively. In 1862, the forest management rules revised the area of the park; then in 1879, the area was spread to 1949 sq. km and turned into an attractive national park.

The history of Kanha National Park is even more interesting when in 1933, Kanha received an appreciation from the world for his beautiful landscapes and wonderful high grounds. In 1991 and 2001, Kanha National Park was honored as the most favorable tourist national park by the Tourism of India. The lush green landscapes and the valleys inspired author Rudyard Kipling to pen his most important work “The Jungle Book”. The Kanha tiger reserve is the most attractive center of the National Park, is home to the Royal Bengal Tiger, which is an endangered species. 

Kanha National Park is known for its picturesque natural habitat. The park is home to more than 200 species of flowering plants and more than 70 species of trees. In the Kanha National Park, there are the low-land forest, grassland trees, and other forests. Moreover, there are other forests found in the Kanha Tiger Reserve include Sal, dhawa, Beza, tendu, palas, Mahua, and bamboo.

The rare sight of the Royal Bengal tiger excites the tourists when they come to visit the Kanha National Park. Apart from tigers, Kanha National Park has a large number of leopards, wild cats, wild dogs, and jackals. The Park has a variety of mammals, chital, sambar, Chausingha, Baur, barking deer, wild boar, and lazy bear, wood buck, and Indian fox. Besides, wild dogs are found in this National Park, along with those which are with Russel’s viper, python, Indian cobra, Indian krait, and rat snakes. Kanha National Park also has a rare species of endangered mammals, reptiles and birds.