Tuesday, February 14, 2017

Kanha National Park – Two Most Important Yet Unheard Attractions

Spread over the landscapes of 940 sq. km in Mandla District of Madhya Pradesh, Kanha National Park is the land of the mighty Royal Bengal Tigers which are found in large numbers here. It is one of the largest national parks in India and is respected widely for rescuing Barasingha from extinction. It is surely one of the most managed parks in Asia as Project Tiger reserve. Tiger safari in Kanha National Park Madhya Pradesh is truly a very exciting experience. But it is known also for other important reasons.

Lapsi Kabar – Devoted to a Lion-Hearted Guide who lost His Life to a Tiger
Lapsi was an expert, brave hearted guide and hunter who lost his life while saving his sportsmen colleagues and fighting against an unruly tiger. In 1930, he was a well known hunter-guide assisting his sportsmen fellows in hunting expedition. He was aware of every corner of the forest and had knowledge about animal nature. They faced a tiger in their expedition that attacked them. Lapsi showed his bravery to fight against the beast to rescue his colleagues. Sadly, he lost the battle. A gravestone was erected in his memory where he fought the animal. Tourists also visit Lapsi Kabar today to pay tribute to the brave guide.

The Untold Story behind Shravan Tal
One of the most ideal sons in epic tale Ramayana, Shravana was killed by King Dashratha as he was mistaken for an antelope. He was the only son to his blind parents. He was taking his parents to a pilgrimage destination. His parents asked him to bring some water from the lake on the route. He carried the pitcher to collect some water. He dipped the pitcher on the water as he didn’t know that someone is hunting for an animal. The sound alarmed the king and he shot the arrow towards Shravan. Later on, he regretted his mistake for killing the guy for a deer.



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