Kanha National Park

The park is most famous for its Bengal tiger population. These magnificent cats roam freely in the dense forests and open grasslands, and sightings, though not guaranteed, are frequent enough to attract wildlife enthusiasts from around the world. The park’s involvement in Project Tiger has been instrumental in preserving this iconic species, making it a prime destination for those hoping to see a tiger in the wild. Kanha is home to the impressive Indian bison, or gaur, sloth bear, with its shaggy coat and distinctive white chest mark, langurs and rhesus macaques, Indian roller, with its striking blue wings, and the crested serpent eagle and reptiles such as the Indian python and monitor lizards also call Kanha home.

Kanha National Park offers an immersive wildlife experience, combining the thrill of spotting tigers and other animals with the serenity of its natural surroundings. Whether you are a wildlife enthusiast, a birdwatcher, or simply someone who appreciates nature, Kanha provides a captivating glimpse into the wild heart of India.