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Panna is a town situated in the state of Madhya Pradesh and holds a lot of historical significance. A former Gond settlement, Panna is a small city in the heart of the country, which boasts of being the only city with diamond reserves. Panna is also most notably known for the Panna National Park which is a world heritage site and a significant initiative towards wildlife conservation in India.

Panna is also famous for the temple of Padmavatipuri Dham, which is a haven for devotees or the numerous intriguing stories of the Bundela rajas. Another reason that Panna is well-known is for the legend of the peripatetic sage Mahamati Prannath and his disciples, who on reaching Panna realized the message of the awakening of one's soul.

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Over 200 species of birds, rare endangered vulture species, Royal Bengal Tigers and the menacing gharial, a wildlife safari in Panna National Park has unlimited excitement and thrill in store for you!

Sure, spotting the Royal Bengal Tiger is a convincing reason to visit Panna National Park, as there are around 35 of them in all. But here’s a reason that is even more convincing. The Park is home to different species of rare and endangered vultures, who use it as their nesting and breeding grounds. These vultures are not seen anywhere else in India. That is special, because, do you remember the last time you spotted a vulture, let alone so many vultures at one place?

Panna National Park is located in the Vindhya Hill in the northern part of Madhya Pradesh . The national park, with an area of 542.67 square kilometres, stretches across the districts of Panna and Chhatarpur. At one point in time, these forests served as the hunting grounds for rulers of neighbouring princely states like Bijawar and Chhatarpur.

The Park was declared a wildlife sanctuary in 1981, and the 22nd tiger reserve of India in 1993. It was also awarded the Award of Excellence in 2007 by the Ministry of Tourism, for being the best maintained national park in India. In 2020, the park was declared a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, and it was recognised as a critical tiger habitat.

The Park is also special in many other ways. Gharial, an enormous reptile found exclusively in the Indian subcontinent, can be spotted at Panna at the Ken Gharial Sanctuary, located at the bank of the River Ken. The River Ken, which flows throughout the reserve, is a tributary of the River Yamuna. One of the highest waterfalls in India, Pandava Falls, which falls from a height of almost 98 feet to join the River Ken, is also situated here, and is a major tourist attraction.

A wildlife safari in Panna Tiger Reserve offers you the opportunity of spotting several endangered species of animals including leopard and chinkara, and exotic animals like nilgai, sloth bear and sambar in their natural habitat. Bird lovers also have a lot to look forward to, as the park houses more than 200 species of birds. The flora of the park is described as dynamic dry deciduous forest, which undergoes a transformation from lush green during the monsoons to desolate dry grey in the summers.

The richness of Panna National Park is present in both its flora and fauna. The different kinds of fauna found in the park are mammals, birds and reptiles.

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Fauna in Panna National Park

There are two main predators in the park, the Royal Bengal Tiger and the wolf. Other mammals found are nilgai, chital, chinkara, leopard, sloth bear, four horned antelope, rusty spotted cat, hare, porcupine, and wild dog, just to name a few.

There are over 200 species of birds in the park, including a wide variety of migratory birds. Some of the birds which you can expect to see during a wildlife safari are white necked stork, honey buzzard, bar headed goose, blossom headed parakeet and paradise flycatcher.

The prime bird spotting attraction however, can be said to be the sighting of the various species of vultures. The terrain of Panna is perfectly suited to the breeding & nesting of highly endangered vultures. Some of the species of vultures which have been recorded in Panna are long billed vulture, white backed vulture, Egyptian Vulture and Red Headed Vulture.

Among the reptiles, the gigantic python and gharial, which is the largest of all crocodile species, are present in impressive numbers.

Flora in Panna National Park

The flora of Panna Tiger Reserve consists of dry teak and dry mixed forest, which are the only kinds of vegetation supported by the dry & hot climate combined with the shallow Vindhyans soil. Vast plateaus and gorges dot the landscape of Panna National Park, while its topography can be divided into three different tablelands, which are the upper Talgaon Plateau, middle Hinata Plateau and Ken Valley.

Some of the trees which can be commonly spotted are tendu, saja, mahua, bel, seja mahua and achar. The dominant vegetation type is miscellaneous dry deciduous forest scattered with grassland areas. The landscape is also dotted with open grasslands, riverines, thorny woodlands and open woodlands with tall grasses.

Safari Timings in Panna National Park

The wildlife safari timings of Panna National Park change with the season, excluding the monsoons, when it remains closed. The timings of the park, according to the seasons, are mentioned below.

Summer Season (April to June)

• Morning : 05:30 AM to 9:30 AM
• Evening : 3:30 PM to 6:00 PM

Winter Season (December to March)

• Morning: 6:30 AM to 11:00 PM
• Evening: 4:00 PM to 5:30 PM

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Frequently Asked Questions(FAQ)

Q. what is the best time to visit panna national park.

The best time to explore the wildlife in Panna National Park is from December to March. The weather during this time is pleasant and comfortable, since it’s the winter season in India. After March begins the summer season, when it gets really hot. However, summer is also a good time to visit the park, as there are increased opportunities of spotting wild animals, since they visit the waterholes to quench their thirst. During the monsoon season, which starts from July and lasts till September, the park remains closed.

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Q. What are the popular safari zones in Panna National Park?

There are two main safari tourist zones in Panna National Park, Madla and Hinauta, which are also the entry zones. Of these two safari zones, Madla is situated close to Khajuraho Group of Temple, at a distance of almost 25 kilometers. Hinauta zone is located quite far. You can also enjoy a boat ride on the River Ken, on the banks of which is located the Ken Gharial Sanctuary.

Q. Where to stay in Panna National Park?

There are several accommodation options that you can choose from during your visit to Panna National Park, depending on your preferences and budget. These options include tents, huts, dormitory beds and private rooms. There are hotels and resorts ranging from budget to luxury options. You can stay at one of the luxury hotels if you want a luxurious stay, many of which are located close to Khajuraho.

You can also select from the wide range of mid-range hotels and resorts that offer a satisfactory staying experience with their impressive amenities and services. The budget hotels are also a staying option, as you can enjoy a decent stay within your budgetary means.

Since many of the hotels, hotels & other staying options are located close to the Panna National Park, you also feel the unprecedented thrill of being in the middle of all the action, and the entire experience becomes even more memorable!

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Panna district is a district of Madhya Pradesh. Which comes under Sagar Mandal. Its headquarter is located in Panna district. Panna district is known as Diamond City of India. In India, maximum diamond is found only in Panna. That's why it is known by the name of Heera Nagari, Panna district, popularly known as Heera Nagari, is a district in the state of Madhya Pradesh, which is located in the middle of the Vindhyachal mountain range from the north-east. Panna district is also known as Maharaja's city. Panna district is famous for diamond mine and city of ancient beautiful temples, hence it is also known as city of temples. There are total 9 Tehsils in Panna District and 5 Blocks in Panna. Powai is the largest village of Panna district. Panna comes under one of the constituencies of Vidhan Sabha (230 Vidhan Sabha). The area of Panna district is 27135 square kilometer and the population of Panna is 10,16028 as per 2011 census.

Diamond Mines:- India's largest diamond mine is present in Panna. Which is a large group of diamonds, on a branch of the Vindhachal mountain range, up to 240 km in the north-east. The only organized product of diamond in India is from the Mazagon mine located in Panna. India used to be the only source of diamonds for more than 3000 years. Then there were no diamond deposits in Brazil and South Africa. Excavations are going on continuously since the 17th century from the mines located in Panna. The mining of diamonds is done by the National Mineral Development Corporation.

Panna National Park:- It is a national park extending to Panna district and Chhatarpur district of Bundelkhand region of Madhya Pradesh state of India. Panna National Park was established in 1981 by the Government of India. The Ken river passing through Panna National Park adds to the beauty of the place. There is better arrangement of hotels and lodges for the stay of tree houses and people in Panna National Park. Panna National Park was recognized as a Biosphere Reserve on 25 August 2011.

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Panna district is a district of Madhya Pradesh. Which comes under Sagar Mandal. Its headquarter is located in Panna district. Panna district is known as Diamond City of India. In India, maximum diamond is found only in Panna. That's why it is known by the name of Heera Nagari, Panna district, popularly known as Heera Nagari, is a district in the state of Madhya Pradesh, which is located in the middle of the Vindhyachal mountain range from the north-east. Panna district is also known as Maharaja's city.

Panna National Park:- It is a national park extending to Panna district and Chhatarpur district of Bundelkhand region of Madhya Pradesh state of India. Panna National Park was established in 1981 by the Government of India.

Panna National Park, situated in Panna district of Madhya Pradesh in central India, is located on the banks of River Ken. This National Park has been awarded as the best maintained tourist friendly national park of the country by the Ministry of Tourism of India.

Ajaigarh Fort

अजयगढ़ तहसील मध्य प्रदेश के पन्ना पन्ना जिला मुख्यालय से 30 KM की दूरी पर है, पन्ना जिले के अजयगढ़ तहसील को बहुत प्राचीन शहर मना जाता है, अजयगढ़ एक नगर पंचायत भी है। अजयगढ़ रियासत भारत की अन्य रियासतो मे से एक था। अजयगढ़ राज्य ब्रिटिया शासन के दौरान मौजूद था। इसकी स्थापना 1785 मे अजयगढ़ हुई थी। जिसकी राजधानी भी अजयगढ़ ही थी। इसकी स्थापना बुंदेला राजपूत गुमान सिह ने की थी

Pandav Fall and Caves

Pandav Falls and Pandav Caves are located in Panna city of Madhya Pradesh. This place is a beautiful place located in the Panna Tiger Reserve forest area. This place is comprised of natural, historical and religious places. There is a beautiful waterfall here. The height of Pandav Falls is 30 meters. The view here is very picturesque during the rainy season.

Jugal Kishor Ji Temple

मध्य प्रदेश के पन्ना जिले मे स्थित जुगल किशोर जी मंदिर का निर्माण बुन्देलखण्ड राज्य के चौथे शासक हिंदूपत सिंह मे अपने शासनकाल के समय सन् 1758 से 1778 तक किया गया था कहाँ जाता है कि जुगल किशोर जी की मूर्ति जो गर्भगृह में रखी है उसे ओरछा के रास्ते इसे वृन्दावन से पन्ना जिले लाया गया था। भगवान जुगल किशोर जी के श्रृंगार मे जो आभूषण और पोशाक का उपयोग किया जाता है वो सभी बुंदेलखंडी शैली को दर्शाते है।

Raneh Falls

Raneh Falls :- Raneh Falls is a natural waterfall located in the Ken river in Chhatarpur district of Madhya Pradesh state of India. The Ken River forms a 3 mil long and 98 ft deep canyon, which is made of pure crystalline granite in shades of red and pink and gray. Many waterfalls are formed in this Raneh Falls in the rainy season, this waterfall is not perennial.

Ken Gharial Sanctuary

Ken Sanctuary:- Ken Sanctuary is a famous place near Khujraho in Chhatarpur district of Madhya Pradesh. Where this sanctuary has been established to save the gharials from the country. The 45 km long river flows in the area of Ken Gharial Sanctuary. The Ken Sanctuary is located near the city of Panna.

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A flawless place to take a walk into the home to some of the biggest predators and cascading waterfalls for a remarkable experience.

Nestled in Central India, Panna National Park lies in the districts of Panna and Chhatarpur of Madhya Pradesh. Managed and best maintained by the Ministry of Tourism of India, the popular Tiger Reserve in MP won the Award of Excellence in the year 2007. Today, the national park has been successful in grabbing the attention of oodles of wildlife buffs and nature lovers travelling from across the globe. When visiting the park tourists can take a walk in the deciduous forest while spotting the species including Sloth Bear Pangolin, Indian Wolf, Four-Horned Antelope, Leopard, Rusty Spotted Cat, Gharial, Chousingha, Indian Fox, Porcupine and a lot more.

Covering an area of approx 542.67 sq km, the Panna National Park not only lets the tourists come across the rich wildlife and nature but also numerous sites that hold the historical importance. In the sense, visiting the park, tourists get the opportunity to witness the stone paintings that date back to the Neolithic era. Declared as a wildlife sanctuary in the year 1981, the national park proffers the tourists a number of things to do that makes holidays in the Panna National Park a memorable one. Tourists will get the opportunity to indulge in the Jungle Safari that lets one experience the dense ambience and encounter the wildest ranges of mammals, reptiles, birds, flora, fauna and avifauna. Other than this, tourist will even be able to get the chance to take the Tiger Safari that will let one spot the tiger species at close quarters.

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We would be happy to assist you in exploring Panna National Park which is a home to a large number of wild, rare and giant species. With our best wildlife tour packages and deals, you will enjoy a hassle free and an unforgettable wildlife experience to cherish it for the lifetime. Other than planning a trip to the enticing wildlife destination, if you allow us to help you with tailor-made tour packages to Madhya Pradesh including the detailed itineraries and travel guide, our team of experts will assure you an excursion to Madhya Pradesh a memorable one. With this, you can choose from a range of Panna National travel packages that suits your choice, preferences and budget.

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18° To 45° Mar, Apr, May, Jun

The summer months in Panna National Park is all about dry, hot and humid weather with the temperature rising up to 45℃ which makes it difficult for the tourists to explore the majestic trails and captivating paths. However, the wildlife buffs and nature lovers still manage to visit the park during this time.

08° To 28° Oct, Nov, Dec, Jan, Feb

Winter is the best tourism season to witness the beauty of Panna National Park as the weather remains pleasant making it easier for tourists to explore the park. Also, tourists get the opportunity to witness and enjoy the rare feathered creatures when going on a birdwatching tour.

22° To 38° Jul, Aug, Sep

Panna National Park in monsoon experiences rainfall making it difficult for the tourists to take a walk in the park as the trails become muddy and sticky. The park usually remains closed during this season

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The safari timings of the Panna National Park change according to the season with the park remaining closed during the monsoon season. Being one of the popular and must visit tourist attractions in Madhya Pradesh, the park during the summer season i.e, between March and June opens from 5.30 am to 9:00 am and from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm. During the winter season i.e., between October and February, the duration of the wildlife safari changes and is scheduled between 6:00 am and 9:30 am and between 2:30 pm and 5:30 pm.

To get an unforgettable wildlife experience and adore the moments spent in Panna National Park you can rely on us as our travel experts will assist you with the experience and wildlife safari like never before. Being one of the renowned travel companies in India, our experts are skilled and qualified in creating packages which aim to deliver the best of services including transportation, accommodation, and food. With this, choosing us as your travel companion will assure you an outstanding vacation in the wild with impeccable services and warm hospitality. We can even help you will tailor-made tour package according to your preferences.

The Panna National Park has two main entry zones namely Madla which is close to Khajuraho and Hinouta which is close to Panna that remain open for the tourists between 16th Oct and 30th June. Other than Jeep Safari, tourists can even get indulged in an hour-long boat ride where one can catch the glimpses of aquatic creatures and other animals. Also, tourists can take the elephant safari that lets one get a complete view of all the creatures that are there in the park. Panna National Park also proffers night safari which is the most adventurous and challenging approach in Panna region.

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Planning to visit Panna National Park, one thing that might add advantage to your vacation is the amazing and comfortable stay in the wild. It is the number of hotels and resorts built in the historical and erotic style that makes a visit to the Panna National Park in a more exciting and extraordinary. Depending on the safari zone, tourists can choose the accommodation in Panna National Park. However, when booking the wildlife tour package with us, we can even help you in choosing the accommodation with amazing deals and discount.

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Q : where is panna national park located.

Ans : Panna National Park is located in the Panna and Chhatarpur districts of Madhya Pradesh. 

Q : Why should you visit Panna National Park?

Ans : You should visit Panna National Park because it is home to several endangered species of animals like Royal Bengal Tigers, leopards, wild dog, sambar, hyena and chinkaras. There are more than 200 species of migratory birds which visit the park. The flora is also quite rich as it comprises tall grasses, shrubs and thorny woodlands. Other activities besides a wildlife safari which you can enjoy during your visit are sightseeing at Baldeoji Temple, Ken Gharial Sanctuary and Pandav Falls and boating on Ken River.

Q : What type of wildlife can one explore in Panna Tiger Reserve?

Ans : Besides the Royal Bengal Tiger, other mammals which can be seen in Panna Tiger Reserve are jungle cat, hyena, sloth bear, four horned antelope, rusty spotted cat. Reptiles like long snouted crocodiles and marsh crocodiles can be often spotted, while more than 200 species of migratory birds visit the park every year. 

Q : What is the best time for visiting Panna Tiger Reserve?

Ans : The best time for visiting the Panna Tiger Reserve is from December to March, when the weather is cool and pleasant for a wildlife safari. However, if you visit it during the summers, you have more chances of spotting the wild animals as they visit the water bodies to quench their thirst.

Q : When was Panna declared a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve?

Ans : Panna National Park was declared a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in 2020.

Q : How far is Khajuraho from Panna National Park?

Ans : Khajuraho is almost 25 kilometers away from Panna National Park. 

Q : What are the popular tourist attractions that one can visit in and around Panna National Park?

Ans : The popular tourist attractions that one can visit within the park are Raneh Falls and Ken Gharial Sanctuary. Tourist attractions that one can visit around Panna National Park are:

• Baldeoji Temple
• Ken Boating Site
• Ken Gharial Sanctuary
• Pandav Falls
• Raneh Falls
• Mahamati Prannathji Temple
• Diamond Mine
• Ajaigarh Fort

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History of panna.

Panna is situated in the Vindhyan Range and spreads over Panna and Chhatarpur districts in the northern part of the Madhya Pradesh (M.P.) State of India.

One of the most significant ecological aspects of the Reserve is that the district Panna makes the northern most boundary of natural distribution of teak and the eastern limits of teak-kardhai mixed forests.

The Ken River, which flows through the Reserve from south to north, is the home for long snouted crocodile (gharial) and Marsh Crocodile (maggar) and other aquatic fauna. It is one of the sixteen perennial rivers of M.P. and is truly the life-line of the Reserve. It offers some of the most spectacular scenery while it meanders for about 55 km. through the Reserve.

The terrain of the Reserve is characterised by extensive plateaus and gorges. The topography in the Panna district part of the Reserve can broadly be divided into three distinct tablelands - the upper Talgaon Plateau, the middle Hinouta Plateau and the Ken valley while there are series of undulating hills and plateaus on the other side of Ken river in the Chhatarpur district.

The Reserve's most undisturbed habitat of about 70-80 sq. km. lies on the Hinouta plateau. This is due to relocation of three villages from this area in 1980s. Dry and short grass habitat with open woodland is quite extensive. It supports Blue Bull (nilgai) and chinkara. The areas with tall grasses associated with woodland, support good densities of sambar and chital. Mesic areas are distributed along the major seasonal streams and in the Ken river valley. Steep slopes of plateaus are drier and are dominated by Acacia catachu. Distribution of these habitats creates a heterogeneous landscape, where ecological conditions vary seasonally.

Panna Tiger Reserve is most important PA in the north-central highlands of India, as it links the eastern and western populations of wild animals through the NE-SW running Vindhyan ranges.

Conservation History

Panna National Reserve was created in 1981. It Panna National Reserve was created in 1981. It was declared a Project Tiger Reserve in 1994, 22nd in the country and fifth in the state. The National Reserve consists of areas from the former Gangau Wildlife Sanctuary created in 1975. This sanctuary comprised of territorial forests of the present North Panna Forest Division to which a portion of the adjoining Chhatarpur Forest Division was added later. The reserved forests of the Reserve in Panna district and some protected forests on Chhatarpur district were the hunting preserves of the erstwhile rulers of Panna, Chhatarpur and Bijawar princely states.

The Reserve is dotted with ancient rock paintings, which are believed to be around two thousand years old. Old relics of Gondwana period (rule of the tribal people of Central India) are scattered all over the Reserve.

Forest Types

Southern tropical dry deciduous dry teakArcheology

Southern tropical dry deciduous dry teak ,Northern tropical dry deciduous mixed forest ,Dry deciduous scrub forest ,Boswellia forest ,Dry bamboo brakes , Anogeissus pendula forest .

MAJOR FLORA

Main Species Tree: potted Cat, Hare, Ratel and Tree Shrew .

Reptiles: Long snouted crocodile (gharial) and Marsh Crocodile (mugger) are found in the Ken river.

• The Reserve has a wireless network for about ten years now. It has proved useful in taking quick action in case of forest offences.
• Two veterinary dispensaries have been built during the past two years in two peripheral villages and a third one is under construction in another outside village. Cattle immunization is done every year in enclave and border villages through the local Veterinary Department.
• Survey and demarcation of the Reserve boundary and construction of cattle proof trench (CPT) and cattle proof wall (CPW) has been done over major areas to control grazing and encroachments.
• Overgrazing results in invasion of weeds. Weed removal programme is carried subjected to availability of funds and as per ground requirements.
• Development of water sources is being done through the construction of check dams and contour trenching so that water is available in the lean period. Creation and deepening of water holes is also done in suitable areas on year to year basis.
• Fire protection works like controlled burning, fire line maintenance are carried out every year.
• Protection of fauna and flora of the Reserve. Protection of fauna and flora of the Reserve.

ACHIEVEMENTS

Density of vegetation has improved over the years. Grasses have become more and more palatable. Fruit bearing trees and shrubs have also grown adequately. is also showing signs of improvement as water stays longer in waterholes. In spite of very dry climatic conditions anIn spite of very dry climatic conditions and high temperatures during summers, the average annual fire affected area is not more than 10-12 per cent of the total area. NEW INITIATIn spite of very dry climatic conditions and high temperatures during summers, the average annual fire affected area is not more than 10-12 per cent of the total area. NEW INITIATIVES

Eco-development A short term consultancy project has been taken up by WII on "Assessment of Impact Zone around Panna National Park" in 1998-99. This Project will also give on-the-spot training to the front line staff of the Reserve on eco-development issues and will develop a manual of eco-development planning (in Hindi) for range level staff.

Village Forest Protection Committees Already 13 Forest Committees have been formed around the Reserve. Of these, 9 committees have taken up eco-development activities under the MP Forestry Project.

Protection Squads / Patrolling During monsoon special protection squads carry out foot patrolling, to curb hunting of sambar and wild boar by local people. Similar squads are established during summer, for fire protection works.

Infrastructure and Facilities Absence of a regular patrolling squad has been a handicap. At present one squad is in place for about a year under a forest ranger. Patrolling, on regular basis, is also done by the regular beat guards and game supervisors. One mini truck and one Gypsy are at the disposal of patrolling groups.

Education and Awareness School children and college students are involved in nature awareness programmes School children and college students are involved in nature awareness programmes during the annual wildlife week celebrations and also on other occasions. However, looking at the importance of this activity, initiative has been taken to start a nature club at Panna.

CONSTRAINTS

Natural limiting factors 15 revenue villages)

Villages within the radius of 5 km. from the Reserve (in all 46 revenue villages)

Livestock population The cattle population of enclave villages is 8,658 and that of surrounding villages (5 km. radius) 28,897. It may be pointed out that people of many villages in far-off places do send their cattle during some part of the year to the forests adjoining the Reserve. This enhances the actual biological pressure on the Reserve to at least twice the above size.

Weeds There is gregarious spread of Lantana camara and Hyptis sauveolens. Lantana is found in almost all valleys and village surroundings, where constant grazing takes place. However it is absent on slopes. Lantana and Hyptis have spread to roughly 30 per cent and 20 per cent of the area respectively.

Encroachment

None in the core area. Grazing The Reserve has always been subjected to severe grazing pressure. The cattle population (generally unproductive) in this part of the state is exceptionally high; there is almost an absence of stall feeding practice and the cattle is left loose to graze in forests. Cattle camps of the National Reserve area have been removed from the Reserve. However, more such camps are still located and new ones keep coming close to the Reserve boundaries. Therefore, in easily accessible border areas the habitat is still degraded. Most of the energy and time of field staff is spent in checking this menace.

Fire Forest fires are very commonForest fires are very common in this dry deciduous forest. Plenty of grasses and maple leaf litter get favorable high temperatures, from March to June, to provide conditions for fire, which are all manmade.

Fire Case Enclaved Villages (In all 15 revenue villages)

Poaching of fauna and flora Fishing in the Ken River is thFishing in the Ken River is the main poaching activity. Poaching of other animals is sporadic and uncommon. lowers, beedi leaves, fruits of Amla and Achar, bamboo, grasses, medicinal plants etc.) is a continuous menace and puts regular pressure on Reserve resources.

Poaching of fauna and flora

Criminals and Extremists Sporadic offences by small groups or individual criminals have been noticed. There are no extremists in the area.

Cultivations The Gangau dam constructed in 1911-1915 falls inside the Reserve. Every year pattas are given by revenue authorities to the local villagers for cultivation over the fertile land below FTL once the water recedes. This disturbs the wildlife in the area for nine months every year.

Diseases Common diseases of domestic animals in the area are Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD), Hemorrhagic Septicemia (HS), Black Quarter (BQ), Anthrax, Rabies or Hydrophobia which are communicable to wild animals.

Mining Mining for diamonds is being done in Kimberlite pipe at Majhagawan by the National Mineral Development Corporation (NMDC) just outside the boundary of the Reserve, off Hinouta range. It was started before the formation of the Reserve in late 1960s. Diamond mining activity creates the following problems: (a) release of industrial waste in streams which drain in the Ken river, (b) Dumping of unusable debris in the form of huge mounds just in front of the Hinouta gate of the Reserve, (c) Noise due to blasts and heavy machinery, (d) Regular biotic pressure on Reserve for fire wood and fodder from about 1,000 workers of NMDC.

Mining both for diamond and sandstone is rampant in the areas around the reserve. Repeated efforts by the management to curb mining activities, especially in regular forest area, by approaching licensing authorities have been unsuccessful.

Control of the Buffer The Reserve does not have a buffer. It touches three territorial forest divisions. Commercial forestry activities are on in these divisions right up to the Reserve boundaries. Land use in the peripheral areas is not consistent with the conservation objectives of the Reserve. The small size of the Reserve, lack of corridors linking it with other Protected Areas, discontinuity from large and extended forested patches beyond Vindhyan ranges and a small population of tigers are serious limitations for long term viability of the tiger population here.

Man-Animal The most common cases are of mauling by sloth bear. Tiger or leopard attacks on human beings are rare. The major area of conflict is crop depredation in bordering villages by Nilgai, Chital, Chinkara and Wild boar.

Cases of attacks by wild animals on humans and cattle Man-Forest Good forested patches being reduced outside the Reserve, is a cause of conflict. Huge cattle population forces the poor owners, to stealthily send their livestock into the forbidden territory of the Reserve for grazing. Fuel wood is another area of tension as villagers either do not have alternatives or are not willing to switch over to modern

methods. Teak being one of the most valuable timber, it lures offenders to venture in to the Reserve for illicit cutting. t least on a few occasions eveTrespassing is yet another area of conflict as the short village-to-village routes pass through the Reserve. This problem gets compounded due to the enclave villages. Similarly, a couple of religious shrines situated within the Reserve limits do raise tensions at least on a few occasions every year.

The overall human activity also leads to several manmade forest fires every year in this dry deciduous tract.

• The Gangau Sanctuary should be brought under the control of the management of the Reserve. m should be in place for carrying out this task.
• Vaccination of cattle and sterilization of poor quality bulls and introduction of improved cattle breeds should be done in nearby villages.
• Relocation of remaining villages in the Reserve should be done on a war footing. The concerned revenue authorities should be compelled to finish the job in a fixed time frame.
• The managers of surrounding forest divisions should also focus on conservation of wildlife in their respective areas.
• Comprehensive survey of the fauna and flora of the Reserve needs to be taken up by research institutes.
• Additional posts of Rangers, Foresters and Forest Guards, Clerks, Drivers and Elephant Drivers have been sought from the State Government in view of the protection requirements. These need to be created at the earliest.

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A Visit To The Panna National Park, Madhya Pradesh

They say that time changes things. Does it change everything, though I wonder if the adventurously peaceful forest lanes of the Panna National Park are still the same. I am sure some things don't change.

Created in 1981 and converted into a tiger reserve in 1994, the Panna National Park is the twenty-second Tiger Reserve in India. With a total area of 1645.08 sq km (the core area is 542.66 sq km), this reserve, cosily tucked in the Vindhyan Ranges, spreads its protective wings over the Panna and Chhatarpur districts in Madhya Pradesh. I still remember all my escapades here through the petrichor of the wood and mud, the smooth sails on the Ken River, the barbeques, and bonfires under the machans.

Quiet Flow The Waters

The lifeline of the reserve, the Ken River, a tributary of the Yamuna River, is one of the least polluted rivers in the country. The Ken runs through the park and offers many advantages, including breath-taking views during boat rides. The sunrise and sunset seen from the river are surreal. Views of crocodiles basking in the sun, waiting for their prey, as they float in the still waters pretending to be logs. Sightings of water birds brighten the day and make for wonderful memories.

Conserve And Protect

The Ken River Lodge, established in 1986 by Mr Shyamendra Singh, is a treat for the eyes and a friend to the soul. Hidden within a ensely forested area by the banks of the Ken River, the Lodge has eight plush luxury huts and four cottages. The Lodge has been at the forefront of wildlife conservation in India. The conservation which the Panna National Park has now been able to execute successfully can, to a large extent, be attributed to the efforts of The Ken River Lodge.

Parts Of A Whole

The park can broadly be divided into three parts, the lowest part, which has the Ken basin and the Madla gate the middle, which houses the Hinnauta and the highest part with Talgaon. The forest is a dry deciduous one, and I recall that it was here that I witnessed the motherhood of the Judi Nala Female, a tigress. Among a dense grove of trees, the centre of which is difficult to spot unless you are on an elephant, is a pond-like feature, at the edge of which was resting the majestic Judi Nala Female. It saddens me now to know that the spot is now inaccessible since elephant rides are banned. Good for the elephants, bad for curious minds. However, back then, looking at the tigress, I could tell of the power she possessed even at rest, and on that powerful beast were playing three tiny, precious little cubs. I thought about the day these tiny beings would grow to be as, or even more powerful than her. Tigers were reintroduced in the park in September 2009, after the last male of the park disappeared. Since then, the rules have been made stringent to increase the safety of flora and fauna, as well as the humans who encounter them.

Sights And Sounds

The park, however, isn't home to just tigers. Various mammals, reptiles, and birds can be seen here, including leopards, sloth bears, deer, porcupines, vultures, and owls. It is home to more than 300 species of birds, including migratory ones. Panna supports one of the finest varieties of Sambar Deer. This deer thrives on the Kardhai plant, which grows in ample amounts in the eastern part of the forests of the Panna National Park. Additionally, the park's population of leopards is quite dense, resulting in frequent sightings. What's more, this is the only national park in the country which offers night safaris The Jhinna Night Safari is in the buffer zone of the Panna Tiger Reserve. Wildlife like civets, jackals, foxes, hyenas, the jungle cat, and others can be spotted during the night safari.

The experience at Panna National Park has always been something beyond reality. Every time I returned home, I felt that a little part of me was left in Panna. Each time I go back to fetch that part of me, I, instead leave a little more behind. Here's hoping that the sanctuary remains to be a haven for all the invaluable creatures there, and here's hoping that your visit to the park makes you feel the same.

The Information

Best time to visit The park remains open from mid-October to mid-June. November to March is a good time to visit, although the summers are ideal for tiger sightings due to the dry vegetation in Panna.

How to get there

By air Panna is well connected, and the closest airport is Khajuraho, 26 km away. There are daily flights from Delhi and Varanasi by many leading carriers. Khajuraho airport is 24 km, Gwalior airport is 285 km, and Jabalpur airport is 235 km from Panna.

By road Panna Tiger Reserve is located on National Highway 39 and is well connected by road from many towns. It is 767 km from Delhi and can be reached in approximately 13 hours via the Bundelkhand Expressway.

By railway Panna is also well connected by the Indian Railways. From Delhi, you can take the Gatiman Express and Shatabdi to Jhansi. From Mumbai, Satna (70 km) and Jhansi (176 km) are convenient railheads. The Punjab Mail, Dadar Bareilly Express, Dadar-Amritsar Express, Mumbai Howrah Mail, etc., are the few trains that operate on this route. Khajuraho railway station is 21 km, Satna railway station is 91 km, and Jhansi railway station is 185 km from Panna.

Wear earth/neutral coloured clothing.

Carry mosquito and insect repellents. Keep doors closed while spraying the insect repellents in the room.

Carry binoculars and cameras.

Learn the rules before going on the safari.

Don't smoke.

Don't speak, unless necessary, that too only softly.

Ensure you don't bring young children or pets to the safari.

Please don't go near the animals they have naturally evolved personal boundaries.

Only leave the vehicle if you are at the designated place for the same.

Don't leave trash anywhere in the park.

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Madla Jeep / Canter Safari

#1 of 6 Places to Visit in Panna National Park

At a distance of 1 km from Madla Bus Stand and 26 km from Khajuraho, Madla Gate is a very popular entrance gate for Panna National Park. The entry gate from Madla zone is near the MPTDC jungle camp after crossing the Ken River Bridge. Madla Zone is famous among the wildlife enthusiasts as the chances of tiger spotting are high in this zone. Besides, many herbivorous and large mammals can be spotted in this region than Hinauta zone. Jeep Safari and Canter safari are available here for visitors. The jeep safari is an activity that one must indulge in on their visit to Panna Tiger Reserve as it is the most popular way to explore the park. Tourists are required to book entrance ticket either online at MP Forest Department website or by visiting the entrance gate booking counter. One needs to pay for safari vehicle and guide fee at the entrance gate. The safari is organized only in the forest department approved vehicles. Private vehicles are not allowed inside the forest. They .....

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Hinauta Jeep / Canter Safari

#2 of 6 Places to Visit in Panna National Park

At a distance of 30 km from Madla, Hinauta Gate is another entry point to the Panna National Park. The entry gate from Hinauta zone is near the NMDC jungle camp after crossing the village of Hinauta. The terrain in this region is predominantly rocky and dry. It is the best spot to find some wild cats including tiger, leopard, and others. One can also spot Sloth bears in this zone. Besides, one can explore the beautiful gorges and ravines, compelling waterfalls and the thick green forest during the jungle safari. Jeep Safari and Canter safari are available here for visitors. Tourists are required to book entrance ticket either online at MP Forest Department website or by visiting the entrance gate booking counter. One needs to pay for safari vehicle and guide fee at the entrance gate. The safari is organized only in the forest department approved vehicles. Private vehicles are not allowed inside the forest. They can be hired at the entrance gate or through your travel agent. .....

Ken River Boating

#3 of 6 Places to Visit in Panna National Park

At a distance of 1 km from Madla Bus Stand, Boat Riding in Ken River is one of the top things to do in Panna. It is operated by the Panna Tiger Reserve authorities. Ken River flows from the ravines and gorges of the park and covers most of the forest area. It is a tributary of the Yamuna River. It is the lifeline of Bundelkhand region of Madhya Pradesh. It is home to long snout gharial, python and other aquatic species. An hour-long boat ride across the Ken River is the best thing to catch the glimpses of Gharials and other animals that come to the river banks to quench their thirst. The activity is a delight if you love birding as a wide range of bird species can be spotted near the river. The whole experience of boating in the tranquil waters of the river is mesmerizing. Timings: 7 AM - 9 AM & 4 PM - 5 PM Boat Fee: Rs. 150 for Person

Raneh Falls, Near Khajuraho

#4 of 6 Places to Visit in Panna National Park

At a distance of 21 km from Khajuraho and 43 km from Panna, the Raneh Falls is a natural waterfall located in Chhatarpur district of Madhya Pradesh. It is one of the popular waterfalls in Madhya Pradesh and also one of the best Khajuraho tourist places. Raneh Falls is an exquisite waterfall formed by River Ken running over one of the oldest rocks on earth, the Vindhya basalt. The falls is named after King Rane Pratap, the erstwhile ruler of the region. Situated in the close vicinity of Khajuraho, the waterfall emerged at the confluence of Ken and Khudar Rivers. Raneh Falls mark the edge of the Rewa plateau in Madhya Pradesh. The cascading waterfall is surrounded by wonderful rock formations. The Ken River forms a 5 km long, and 30 m deep canyon made of pure crystalline granite in varying shades of colours ranging from pink and red to grey. It is popularly called 'The Grand Canyon of India' by the tourists, who have paid a visit to this cascade. There is a series of waterfalls ..... Distance (From Madla Bus Station): 42 Kms Trip Duration (From Madla Bus Station - Including Travel): 2-3 Hours .....

Pandav Falls, Near Khajuraho

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At a distance of 14 km from Panna and 34 km from Khajuraho, the Pandav Falls is a serene waterfall located inside the Panna National Park in Panna district of Madhya Pradesh. Located on Khajuraho - Panna Highway, Pandav Falls is one of the scenic waterfalls in Panna and also one of the top places of Khajuraho sightseeing. Pandav Falls is a perennial fall fed by a tributary of the river Ken in Madhya Pradesh. The falls cascades down from a height of about 30 meters into a heart shaped pool. Surrounded by lush green forests, the falls is spectacular and accessed even during peak monsoon season. The serenity, purity and mystic atmosphere of the Pandav Falls attract both the locals and tourists. At the foot of falls there are some ancient caves overlooking a large pool of water. The Pandavas of the Mahabharata are believed to have spent a part of their exile here. The place is ideal for an enjoyable family picnic at the sparkling pool. Smoking and swimming is not allowed at the ..... Distance (From Madla Bus Station): 14 Kms Trip Duration (From Madla Bus Station - Including Travel): 2-3 Hours .....

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At a distance of 47 km from Chhatarpur, 118 km from Satna, 179 km from Jhansi, 223 km from Kanpur, 265 km from Jabalpur, 283 km from Gwalior, 283 km from Allahabad, 388 km from Bhopal and 624 km from Delhi, Khajuraho is a historical town located in Chhatarpur district of Madhya Pradesh. Khajuraho is one of the top places to visit in Madhya Pradesh and among the must include places in your Madhya Pradesh tour packages . Earlier, Khajuraho was the cultural capital of Chandela Rajputs who ruled this part of India during 10th to 12th centuries AD. Khajuraho Temples were built by the Chandela monarchs over a span of 200 years, from 950 to 1150 AD. After the fall of Chandela rulers, these temples were abandoned and long-forgotten until rediscovered by British Captain T.S. Burt, in 1838 AD. Known around the world for its stunning temples adorned by erotic carvings, the Khajuraho ..... Distance (From Madla Bus Station): 26 Kms Trip Duration (From Madla Bus Station - Including Travel): Full Day .....

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Panna- Things to do in and around Beyond a Tiger Safari

01-May-2021

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Panna the erstwhile capital of Bundela kingdom is famous for the Panna National Park. Among the major attractions that Panna is famous for is a jungle safari but did you know that this destination is also home to some architectural beauties and ancient marvels? There is also plenty to explore around Panna and your trip to this destination would be filled with amazing experiences. The add on to your vacation here would be some adventure activities that you can indulge in. 

If you are an adventure junkie at heart, Panna also offers amazing campsites where you can simply put up a tent, find yourself surrounded with a peaceful environment and get going with friends to enjoy a bonfire night. Read on to know which all points of interest you can add in your bucket list when on a trip to Panna .

Prannath Ji Temple 

Mahamati Prannath temple is an important pilgrim spot here. According to the ancient beliefs Mahamati Prannathji lived at this site for a long period of time and took Samadhi inside one of the domes in the temple.

Baldeoji Temple

The Baldeoji temple in Panna attracts tourists for its splendid architectural style. The Gothic feel of the temple is the center of attraction amongst tourists. Be mesmerized by its splendid architecture and soak in divinity while you also enjoy the peaceful surroundings.

Camping Activities

Don't forget to indulge in some adventure activities when on a trip to Panna. There are amazing campsites here that offer a splendid camping experience in the buffer zone of Panna National Park. Owing to its strategic location, Panna is surrounded by diverse landscapes which makes it an ideal base for camping. Pump up your adventurous soul and you will be in for a treat to go trekking, bird watching or even enjoy a musical night around a bonfire. Indulge in these activities with Bear Valley camp and enjoy the time of your life in the wilderness of Panna National Park .

  Pandav Falls

Located at a distance of approx 34 km from Khajuraho, the Pandav Falls is a serene waterfall. Surrounded by lush green forest, the falls is a must see spot during your trip to Panna.  The serenity, purity and mystic atmosphere of the Pandav Falls attract tourists. At the foot of falls there are some ancient caves overlooking a large pool of water. The Pandavas are believed to have spent a part of their exile here.

Ken Gharial Sanctuary

It is a wildlife sanctuary located near Panna National Park and Khajuraho. Here you can spot Gharials in their natural abode. Come with your cameras ready as the guide helps you to spot Gharials basking in the sun or simply enjoying it's time in the water. Though this wildlife sanctuary is best known for the population of Gharials, there are also a wide variety of other animals like Sambar, Nilgai, Langur and more. Enjoy your time in the wild and click these species while they are busy in their own activities!

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Safari in Panna

Panna National Park is divided into multiple safari zones to manage visitor traffic and wildlife conservation effectively.

Madla Zone: Madla Zone is the most popular safari zone in Panna National Park. It is located on the eastern side of the park and offers a good chance to spot various wildlife species, including tigers, leopards, sloth bears, deer, and a variety of bird species.

Hinouta Zone : Hinouta Zone is situated on the western side of the park. It provides an opportunity to explore the pristine forests and encounter wildlife, including tigers, leopards, chinkaras, and more. This zone is known for its picturesque landscapes and serene atmosphere.

Apart from above zones, Panna National Park has buffer zones (Akola & Jinna) that surround the core area of the park. These buffer zones are also open for safaris and offer opportunities to explore the wildlife and natural beauty of the region.

Buffer zones refer to the areas that surround the core zone or the park’s main area where wildlife is conserved. The buffer zones act as a buffer to the core zone, protecting the wildlife and their habitat from human disturbances, poaching, and encroachment.

The buffer zones offer excellent opportunities for visitors to enjoy the park’s natural beauty and observe the wildlife from a safe distance.

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Panna tiger reserve madhya pradesh – an ultimate wildlife travel guide.

Panna National Park is a kingdom of enchanting wilderness in Madhya Pradesh. It is one of the most popular wildlife attractions in India. Not only it is scenically rich with eye enchanting vistas such as indigenous colorful rocks, serene waters of Ken River, the mesmerizing Vindhya Ranges, and soothing high waterfalls but also it is rich in floral and faunal species. Its ambiance is so soothing that within a moment the healing touch of nature will calm your tired spirit. It also holds a great universal value as it is declared as a UNESCO World heritage Site in 2020. Why Not? No one can doubt its sheer magnificence, the pristine beauty and the most thrilling wildlife experience when it comes to Wildlife tourism in India. In Panna National Park, you will get a spine-tingling sensation when you see the wild animals roaming in front of you. Also, nearby tourist destinations such as Khajuraho are also the prime crowd-pulling factors that make Panna National Park an ideal place to visit during your wildlife holiday in India.

Quick Essential Information About Panna National Park

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Panna Tiger Reserve Safari Timings

Winter Season Safari Timings (October to February)

Summer Season Safari Timings (March to September)

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Best Time to Visit Panna Tiger Reserve: Know Before You Go

Summer in Panna National Park remains dry and humid and the temperatures go up to 45℃ but, even though it may seem quite unpleasant, it is rather a great time for tiger spotting and sighting of other animals. It so happens that the River Ken passes through the national park and serves a great purpose to the animals and perhaps wildlife photographers too.

Winter, however, is the best tourism season to witness the wildlife at Panna National Park. The months between November and January can help experience a mild climate and get an opportunity to witness rare feathered creatures by going on a birdwatching tour.

However, the extended months between October and May often receive a bunch of wildlife explorers and it is considered to be the best time to travel.

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How to Reach Panna Tiger Reserve?

Panna National Park is one of India’s best wildlife destinations and it sits between two districts of Madhya Pradesh, Panna, and Chhatarpur. With an approx distance of 95 – 100 kilometers from the land of the Kamasutra, Khajuraho, this national park provides a perfect place to visit to have a wildlife tour.

Panna National Park in Madhya Pradesh can be easily accessed via roadways from Khajuraho Airport (92 km). You can either hire a taxi or perhaps request the hotel where you reserved your stay for an airport pick up service.

However, if you happen to travel by train, you can deboard at Jhansi Junction which is 257 km to Panna and call for a pickup or get on a prepaid taxi for your onward journey.

Note: The most preferred train ride to Jhansi is any Sampark Kranti Express.

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Top Things to Do in Panna Tiger Reserve

Venture Into the Realm of Opulent Wildlife and Enjoy Spine Chilling Wildlife Safari

As you pass by the old Teak Forest of Panna, such supreme feeling you’d get, without doubt, you will feel like you are enjoying a never-ending holiday. This wildlife destination of India is one of the best national parks located in Madhya Pradesh and it is home to rich avifauna, reptiles, and mammals.

Here the wild species such as wolf, wild dog, hyena, caracal, sloth bears, chinkaras, sambhar and also the big cats like the royal tigers, leopard, and cheetahs can be seen.

The floral species of Panna National Park will also rejuvenate one’s spirit and provide ample scope for nature photography. The prominent floral species are Bel, Mahua, Amla, Kullu, Achar, Salai, Saja, Tendu, etc.  One must not miss Panna’s 200 avifauna species that include species like a bareheaded goose, king vulture, honey buzzard, paradise flycatcher, blossom headed parakeet and white necked stork.

Wildlife Jungle safari is one of the best things to do in Panna National Park, which has three different regions with Madla and Hinauta being the two main entrances to the park. The Madla Region is more convenient for hiring a guide and a jeep, it also provides a greener patch of land serving home to some herbivore mammals. The Hinauta Region is quite the opposite, it is rocky and dry, but a perfect place for tiger sighting as well as spotting of leopards; sloth bears can also be found.

Note: Most Panna National Park safaris start from Madla and jeep rentals as well as guides are available here.

Spot and Capture in the Lens the Gorgeous Feathered Creatures and Exotic Animals

The serene River Ken in Panna National Park is an ideal spot for birdwatching, in fact, most of the animals can be seen here including reptiles. One of the top tourist activities in Panna is boat safari in Ken River and watching beautiful migratory birds. It is, in fact, one of the best ways to enjoy wildlife holidays in Panna. The prominent bird species of Panna National Park are Bar Headed Goose, Honey Buzzard, White Neck Stork, Quail, Bulbul, Indian Scimitar Babbler, Blossom Headed Parakeet, King Vulture and Paradise Flycatcher etc.

Indulge in Nature Photography

Photography, unsaid, is one of the best activities that can be enjoyed in the Panna Biosphere Reserve. Apart from the exotic animals and birds, the park is home to the gorgeous landscape as well which obviously endows photography enthusiasts with a lot of opportunity to capture some stunning shots.

Know Where to Crash After a Thrilling Day

There are a few accommodation options near Panna National Park and each of the resorts offer an authentic wildlife ambience setting. If you want to stay in a wilder yet soothing surrounding, check out Ken River Lodge that overlooks the Ken River, this lodge is also known as a Tree House.

For an unforgettable and luxe wildlife holiday, the Taj Safaris Pashan Garh is an ideal place to stay to have a comfortable vacation amid the wild. Panna Tiger Resort is another interesting accommodation to choose from other given options that provide a couple of separate cottages as well as tented accommodations, now this is adventurous! Besides that, Panna National Park has other nearby accommodations as well, you can check out for more options on their official page of Panna National Park.

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Places of Interest Around Panna National Park

During your visit to Panna National Park, you can also explore other tourist attractions located in and around the park and they are just enough to keep you occupied all day.

Khajuraho: Visit the Land of Erotic Sculptures, Several Legends and the Majestic Waterfall

Even if you plan to visit Panna, your travel plans will ultimately bring you to the temple complex town of Khajuraho. This is amongst the best travel destinations to visit near Panna that is mainly famed for its erotic sculptures. Here, you can spend an entire day exploring the Nagara style of architecture and admiring the detailed work of art sculpted on the temple walls.

Distance: 94 kms from Panna National Park

Ken Gharial Sanctuary: Sight the Exotic Gharials and Learn a Trick or Two to Conserve Them

Your wildlife holiday in Madhya Pradesh is not complete until you visit the Ken Gharial Sanctuary located adjoining the forest of Panna National Park. This sanctuary is home to a rare long-mouthed species of crocodile (Alligators) but it also has other animals like sambar deer, blue bull, and wild boar. This sanctuary is a part of Gharial Conservation and it overlooks the gharial ecosystem. It is a must not miss place if you truly want to have a great wildlife experience around Panna Biosphere Reserve.

Ajaygarh Fort: Visit the Pride of the Vindhya Hills

From amongst the places to visit in and around Panna, Ajaygarh Fort is a definite must visit if you love history and ruins. Elevated to a height of 688 meters, this fort sits alone on a hilltop alongside the bordering range of Vindhya Hills and a stunning sight of the river Ken. There is plenty to explore inside the fort, so make sure you plan accordingly and it is located around 36 km from Panna National Park.

Distance: 36 kms from Panna National Park

Raneh Falls: Watch the Ken River Cascade Majestically

This waterfall, Raneh, certainly is one of the top tourist attractions located in the reserve area of Panna and it has a 30-meter-deep fall. It offers such a splendor sight, a visit here can’t be missed, also the 5 km long canyon just adds a beauty to the waterfall. Another feature of this place is that during rainy days, a series of waterfalls can be seen gushing down the cliff. This is a sight worth watching.

Distance: 90 kms from Panna National Park

Mahamati Prannathji Temple: Satiate Your Spiritual Side

One of the most important pilgrimage destinations that is adorned in an architectural style of both Hindu and Muslim, Mahamati Prannathji Temple is one of the places to visit near Panna. Its main attraction is the temple itself, a beautiful circular building along with nine marble domes is a sight to see! Mahamati Prannathji Temple is separated into six parts, Shri Khijada Mandir, Shri Gummatji, Shri Sadguru Mandir, Shri Bangalaji, Shri Chopada Mandir and Shri Baijurajji Mandir.

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Whether you are traveling with kids on a family holiday or with friends, this national park serves the best wildlife experience. So, make some space in your to-do-list and bookmark Panna National Park as your next wildlife holiday destination. And if any assistance is needed, you can find us at [email protected] or +91-9212777224. Tour My India provides best tour packages to Madhya Pradesh that can also be tailored according to your budget and for more similar wildlife tours or other holiday ideas, you can visit our website.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why is panna tiger reserve famous.

Panna National Park is very famous for thrilling Wildlife Safari. Tourists from all over the world come here to see wild Tigers and other animals.

When is Panna National Park listed in UNESCO World heritage list?

Panna National Park was declared as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the year 2020.

What are the safari timings in Panna Tiger Reserve?

Panna Tiger Reserve Morning Safari Timings- Sunrise to 11:00 AM and Afternoon Safari Timings- 3:00 PM to Sunset

When does Panna National Park Open & Closed for tourists?

Generally, Panna Tiger Reserve opens on 1st October and closes on 30th June every year.

What is the distance between Khajuraho & Panna?

Distance between Khajuraho and Panna is around 29km.

Which is the best time to plan wildlife safari holidays to Panna Tiger Reserve?

Winter time is the best time to plan Wildlife Safari in Panna Tiger Reserve. However, if you want to spot tigers then summers are also best as they feel thirsty and come near water bodies.

How are the accommodation facilities for tourists in and around Panna Tiger reserve?

You will get amazing accommodation options around Panna Tiger Reserve. From budget stay to luxury resorts there is no dearth of accommodation options in Panna.

Are there any stay options inside Panna Tiger Reserve?

Yes, there are stay options inside Panna Tiger Reserve.

How to book Panna National Park Safari?

Tour My India caters to all the booking and travel needs for an amazing Panna National Park wildlife safari Tour.

Published: 08 Feb, 2022

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