Amidst The sal-Kanha

If you crave the thrill of spotting a wild tiger in its natural habitat, look no further than Kanha National Park. Lush sal and bamboo forests, grassy meadows, and picturesque hills inspired Rudyard Kipling's Jungle Book, and it's where the Lord of the jungle roams freely. Taking pride in being one of Asia's best-maintained National Parks barking deer, black deer, black buck, and a lineup of fascinating creatures from sloth bears to pythons roam the Kanha sylvan. The avian ensemble adds melody to the wilderness with storks, herons, peafowl, jungle fowl, parakeets, kingfishers, owls, and more. Also the main bastion of the endangered Barasingha, the open grassy meadows, reminiscent of the African Savannahs, serve as the dramatic stage where tigers, dholes, and leopards feast on their prey—chital, sambar, and wild boars. Step into Kanha, where every breath brings you closer to the untamed rhythm of nature, and every glance captures a moment in the vibrant tapestry of this remarkable National Park.