Kanha National Park
Located in the Central India, Kanha is one of India's finest reserves. Rudyard Kipling's epic, the Jungle Book was inspired by Kanha. One can find a wide variety of animals in different habitats. The Kanha forest is an unforgettable experience, with rich vegetation, sprawling grasslands and a variety of animals just like the National Parks of Africa.
Kanha stretches over 363 sq miles, and provides an enchanting experience that remains with you for long. Its grand forests have unique birds and animals that amaze you time and again. Kanha is one of the most well maintained National Parks in Asia. A major wildlife attraction, Kanha offers excellent wildlife viewing and photography.
number of tigers at Kanha has increased from 48 to 100, thanks to Project Tiger which has yielded such a remarkable result, making it the favorite of Tiger lovers. Rare hard ground Barasingha or Swamp Deer (Cervus durauceli branderi) are some of the animals found exclusively at the Kanha National Park.


