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Kanha National Park Blog

Sprawling in an extensive region in the gorgeous state of Madhya Pradesh, Kanha National Park is one of India’s largest wildlife reserves. Often reckoned as the plot base for the famed Rudyard Kipling’s composition, Jungle Book, Kanha is nothing short of a breathtaking wildlife park that has an opulent flora and fauna to boast about. This popular national park is an inspiration as it has unprecedented records of conserving Hard-ground Swamp Deer (Barasingha) and reintroducing Blackbuck, which became extinct here a decade ago. Home to a healthy population of tigers and Indian leopards, Kanha also boasts being a paradise for birdwatchers. To nature lovers, the park renders the opportunity to relish views of thick Sal and Bamboo forests; extensive and lush meadows; stunning ravines and gurgling streams; and a sunset point, the sight from where can melt one’s heart. Kanha is more than a national park, a loving home for the wild and a place to witness the rich diversity of India; visit here to bond with nature and find useful information on this site that endeavours to display all aspects of this reserve. Find details on how to reach, accommodation, main attractions and jungle safari all under one roof on our Kanha National Park website.

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