Must Visit Parks and Sanctuaries in Madhya Pradesh with their details


Reserve forests give you the impression of a real forest, which are mostly man-made landscapes. The modern-day hustle and bustle of city life has made forests an unattainable dream for a select few. Therefore, every state has created reserves and parks to preserve fauna and flora and to ensure that both animals and humans have a chance to live their lives.


Famous and Beautiful Parks in Madhya Pradesh:






Here is what the state of Madhya Pradesh has to offer.

Bandhavgarh National Park:

This small reserve has the highest percentage of tiger population in India, including the white tiger. The reserve is located in Shadol district, in the hills outside the Vindhya range, covered with sal throughout the valleys. The hills are covered with mixed deciduous forests, surrounded by bamboo. The reserve is home to tigers and provides refuge for tigers.
22 mammal species and
250 bird species.
Tourists can ride on the elephant's back or in a vehicle, but are advised not to make any fast movements and stay calm to avoid spooking the elephants.
A five and a quarter hour journey from Delhi to Khajuraho is the most convenient journey. The best time to travel is between February to June.


Kanha National Park:

The sprawling and scenic Kanha Tiger Reserve is as famous for its unique hard-ground Barasingha as it is for its tigers. It is one of the most beautiful and well-maintained national parks in Asia. Guided tours take you to the best locations in Kanha, allowing you to observe wildlife like blackbuck and barasinga at work throughout the day. Sunset Point is a unique attraction for everyone visiting Kanha. It is home to 22 species of mammals. It is easily accessible from Jabalpur, Bilaspur and Raipur, but cars are not allowed after hours of darkness. The best season to go is from February to June as the reserve is closed during monsoons.


Karera Wildlife Sanctuary:

Spread over an area of 202 square kilometers, it is truly a birdwatcher's paradise as it houses a large collection of avian animals, including the threatened Indian bustard, bearded bustard and colored bustard. Besides bustards, almost two-thirds of the species of birds are observed in this sanctuary. They are migratory birds that have a major affinity for the Dihaila Jeel. The sanctuary hosts a few thousand black bucks and Indian gazelles. November to March is the perfect time for photographers to see this amazing avian species.


Ken Gharial Sanctuary:

Located between the Ken and Thunder rivers in Chhatarpur district, the sanctuary is home to one of the fish-eating gharials, a distant relative of the giant crocodiles. This sanctuary is located near Khajuraho and is a very popular place frequented by animal lovers. It is a special sanctuary for its reasons.


Panna National Park:

It is located in the center of the state of Madhya Pradesh at a distance of 57 km from Khajuraho, spread over 543 km. It is one of the most visited tiger reserves in the country. Other attractions include unspoiled deer and antelopes scattered in deep valleys, waterfalls, tranquil valleys and dense teak forests. Biodiversity covers:
  tigers
Cheetahs
Chikaras
Chowsinga
  the wolf
  Gharial
  Paradise Fly-catchers


Pench National Park:

The southern part of the state of Madhya Pradesh is fed by the tranquil Pench River that flows through the center of this national park. Filled with tropical deciduous forests and a complex mesh of natural streams flowing through the National Park, it is an absolute paradise. The park is famous as the setting of Rudyard Kipling's acclaimed "The Jungle Book", also known as Mowgli Pench National Park. Mowgli Pench National Park.


There are many parks and wildlife sanctuaries which preserve the balance of nature. This includes:

Son Gharial Wildlife Sanctuary
  Ghatigaon Wildlife Sanctuary
Bagdara Wildlife Sanctuary
  Madhav National Park
These are the important tourist attractions of this state, which is commonly known as the abode of tigers.