Located in the state of Madhya Pradesh,
the picture-perfect Kanha Tiger Reserve India was once the inspiration
behind unforgettable classic by Rudyard Kipling, The Jungle Book. The charm of
Kanha will always remain the same over time. If you are on the point to the
heart of India, there are chances that you will get the glimpse to the forests
of Halon and Banjar valleys, forming the eastern and western parts of Kanha
Tiger Reserve which have been popular for diversity of wilderness. The park was
built in the year 1955 with a special law.
Since then, it has been dedicated to preserve different animal species.
There are several endangered species
which have been saved in this national park. Currently Kanha is one of the most
beautiful and scenic wildlife reserves in Asia. It is the home to both prey and
predators. The best part of this reason by far is the most exciting features are
the lush green meadows where swamp deer, sighting blackbuck, chital and sambar
is common. If you can travel back in time, you would see the places where
barefooted Mowgli once came and paddled along the dusty trails. It is truly the
land of Jungle Book.
If you haven’t seen the tiger before,
it’s time to witness this mighty creature in its natural habitat. Here, there
are many chances that you can spot tiger. You can feel the thrill that you
cannot get in zoo and circuses. You may see the tiger roaming in the wilderness
of the forests and fields. There is no lack of tiger reserves in the country
which are preserving this furious beast. But you cannot see them more often
until you are in Kanha National Park.
The park is positioned in Mandla district of Madhya Pradesh and extends
over 1940 sq. km.
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