Kanha Tour Package

Kanha Tour Package

Kanha Tiger Reserve is truly breathtaking: thick forests on craggy hillsides, unending acres of tall, green grass, herds of deer grazing on the meadows, and the beautiful Royal Bengal Tiger on the prowl. Even before you enter the core area of the reserve, there is a buzz to Kanha; the almost dry grass and sal forests seem to be waiting in anticipation. Even the birdsongs around the forest sound different. A forest rich in flora and fauna, Kanha Tiger Reserve is home to more than a hundred tigers, and many endangered and rarely seen animals, such as the leopard, swamp deer, sloth bear, Indian wild dog, spotted deer, barking deer,

The Bandhavgarh National Park is rated amongst the best national parks of India. Spread over an area of approximately 400 sq. km, the park comprises undulating hills, steep ridges, lush green forest and open meadows, along with diverse flora and fauna. It is divided into three major zones, namely Tala, Magdi and Bamera, with the first being the most famous for its high density of tigers. Once a favourite hunting preserve of the Maharaja of Rewa, it is a natural habitat of a rich variety of wildlife, including the Royal Bengal tigers. Other attractions are leopard, sloth bear, sambhar, nilgai, striped hyena and wild boar, among others. The verdant forests and grasslands are home to colourful birds, insects and herbivore.

Day 01: Delhi
You will arrive at Delhi International airport, where you will be received by our representatives and taken you to the hotel. You will stay overnight in the hotel.

Day 02: Delhi - Umariya
Today, you will eave for Umariya, by overnight train. You will have your lunch and dinner in the train itself and spend the night onboard.

Day 03: Umariya - Bandhavgarh
You will reach Umariya early in the morning. From there, you will be taken to Bandhavgarh National Park. After arriving at Bandhavgarh, check in to the resort. Freshen up and leave for a short trip of the National Park, which is set amidst the Vindhya Range of mountains By evening, you will return to the resort for overnight stay.

Day 04: Bandhavgarh Sightseeing
This day will be reserve for going on a jungle safari. You will explore the forest, full of Sal trees, bamboo, and other tropical forest trees. The rich wildlife of Bandhavgarh includes tigers, white tigers, gaur (Indian bison), sloth bear, leopard, porcupine, wild boar, sambhar and spotted deer. You will also explore an ancient fort built at the altitude of 800 meters. Overnight stay will be in the resort.

Day 05: Bandhavgarh - Kanha
Today, you will leave Bandhavgarh for Kanha. After reaching there, you will check in to the resort. Thereafter, you will leave on a tour of the National Park. The park has many tigers inside, which can be seen within ten meters of distance. You will return to your resort by evening, for overnight stay.

Day 06: Kanha Sightseeing
Exploration of Kanha national park is still incomplete. Today we will go on a safari of the park. You will leave your resort after breakfast to visit the park. Here you will see tiger, deer, languor, barasingha, guar, and wild dogs. After visiting Kanha, you will return to your resort for overnight stay.

Day 07: Kanha Sightseeing
Kanha National Park is so large and full of rich wild life that exploring it in one day is not possible. Today, you will have interactive experience with wildlife of the park. Here, you see deer along the greenery, apart from langurs, wild boar, waterfowl and birds. By evening, you will return to your resort for overnight stay.

Day 08: Kanha - Jabalpur - Delhi
In the morning, you will leave Kanha for Jabalpur, where you will have your lunch. Thereafter, you will board the overnight train for Delhi. When you are journeying through train, enjoy the beautiful surroundings on both sides of the railway line.

Day 09: Departure from Delhi
You will arrive in Delhi in the morning. Thereafter, you will check in to the hotel and freshen up. Following this, you will leave on a short sightseeing tour of the city and visit Lotus Temple, Humayun's Tomb, Akshardham Temple, India Gate and Connaught Place. By late evening, you will come back to the hotel, pack you bags and leave for the airport.

Payments policy

• 25% Amount at the time of booking. 100% Amount 15 days or earlier, before travel date. Payment by cheque or online payment facility available. Your booking confirmation number will be provided to you.

Tour Cancilation policy

• Strictly depends upon concerned hotel's cancellation policy
• Minimum Cancilation charges before 10days of Travel Date is 10% of package cost

• Package cost will change if opted for guide service, choice of transport vehicle, hotel type change
• Accommodation charges as mentioned in the package are with 2 persons staying together sharing the same room
• Extra persons in same room charges extra
• Altough we ensure you the best experience but unfortunate delays in travel and inefficient service of hotel is the responsibility of the respective parties.

By Train:

• Jabalpur Junction (Station Code: JBP - 140 km / 3 hours drive to Khatia/Kisli Gate): Major West Central Railway hub connected by Vande Bharat, Rajdhani, and superfast trains across India.
• Gondia Junction (Station Code: G - 145 km / 3 hours drive to Mukki Gate): Major railway junction on the Howrah Mumbai mainline with direct trains to Mumbai, Kolkata, Pune, and Nagpur.

By Air:

• Jabalpur Dumna Airport (Airport Code: JLR - 140 km / 3 hours): Daily flights to Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Hyderabad.
• Nagpur Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Airport (Airport Code: NAG - 210 km / 4.5 hours to Mukki Gate): Major airport connected to all Indian metros.
• Raipur Airport (Airport Code: RPR - 210 km / 4.5 hours to Mukki Gate): Convenient connectivity across central and eastern India.

By Road:

• From Jabalpur (~140 km / 3 hours): Via NH-30 to Mandla, then SH-11 to Khatia/Kisli.
• From Nagpur (~210 km / 4.5 hours): Via NH-44 through Seoni, Nainpur, and Balaghat to Mukki Gate.
• From Bandhavgarh National Park (~240 km / 5 hours): Via Shahpura, Mandla, and Bichhiya.
• Private jungle resorts and MP Tourism provide sanitized AC SUV transfers from airports and railheads.

Kanha features thrilling tiger safaris, rare deer meadows, sunset plateaus, and tribal museums:

1. Kanha National Park & Core Tiger Safari (Kanha, Kisli, Mukki & Sarhi Zones)

A flagship tiger sanctuary celebrated for its towering Sal tree forests and expansive open meadows. Open 4x4 Gypsy safaris operate across four distinct core zones: Kanha (classic meadow landscapes), Kisli (dense Sal canopies), Mukki (luxuriant southern riverine plains), and Sarhi (tranquil northern hills).

Kanha National Park — Premier Royal Bengal Tiger Safari in Sal Woodlands

2. Hard Ground Barasingha Habitat (Sonf & Kanha Meadows - The Jewel of Kanha)

The exclusive home in the entire world to the Southern Hard Ground Barasingha (Swamp Deer). Rescued from the brink of extinction (from just 66 animals in 1970 to over 1,000 today), these magnificent twelve tined stags roam gracefully across the open grasslands of Sonf and Kanha meadows.

Hard Ground Barasingha — Exclusive Endangered Swamp Deer in Kanha Meadows

3. Bamni Dadar Sunset Point (900-Meter High Plateau & Maikal Range Panorama)

The highest cliff plateau inside Kanha National Park, rising over 900 meters above sea level. It offers sweeping panoramic views of the entire tiger reserve as the setting sun bathes the Maikal mountain ranges in crimson gold hues, frequented by grazing Indian gaurs and sambars.

Bamni Dadar — 900-Meter High Sunset Viewpoint over Satpura Valley

4. Kanha Museum & Khatia Interpretation Center (Ecology & Baiga Tribal Heritage)

Located near the Khatia entrance gate, this world class museum showcases articulated skeletons of tigers, barasinghas, and carnivores, topographical 3D terrain maps of the reserve, and authentic ethnographical exhibits on indigenous Baiga and Gond tribes.

Kanha Museum — Wildlife Ecology and Indigenous Tribal Culture Center

5. Shravan Tal & Sondar Tank (Pristine Forest Waterbody & Tiger Sighting Hub)

A tranquil natural lake located in the central Kanha meadow. According to local lore, this is where the mythical Shravan Kumar came to fetch water for his blind parents. Today it acts as a primary watering hole attracting tigers, spotted deer herds, and migratory waterfowl.

Shravan Tal — Ancient Forest Lake and Primary Wildlife Watering Hole

6. Lapsi Kabar Memorial (Historic 1930 Forest Naturalist Landmark)

A solitary stone grave in the core forest honoring Lapsi, a legendary Gond hunting guide who fought heroically against an aggressive tiger to protect his companions in 1930.

7. Mukki Forest Zone & Banjar River (Gaur Herds & Southern Safari Gateway)

The scenic southern gateway of Kanha lined with luxurious jungle resorts along the Banjar River, offering excellent sightings of colossal Indian Bison (*Gaurs*) and sloth bears.

8. Mandla Fort & Narmada Ghats (45 km Historic Gond Royal Capital)

A historic 17th century river fort built by Gond King Narendra Shah, enveloped on three sides by a looping bend of the holy River Narmada with ancient temples and stepping ghats.

9. Raja & Rani Sal Trees (Ancient 400-Year-Old Giant Forest Sal Monoliths)

Two enormous, venerated Shorea robusta (Sal) trees standing over 40 meters tall in the core forest, preserved as natural monuments of the ancient virgin wilderness.