Panna Tiger Reserve
Explore Panna, Madhya Pradesh
Spread over 540 sq. kms in Chhatarpur and Panna districts of north MP, Panna National Park is a benchmark in conservation. Having lost all its tigers by 2009, the subsequent relocation & breeding efforts were successful & the park is home to 60+ tigers today.Â
Located at the end of Vindhya hill range after which, the gangetic plains begin, this dry deciduous forest has vast plateaus and gorges dotted by enchanting waterfalls. The river Ken, which flows through the park has a healthy population of ghariyal crocodile.
Nearest Travel Hub
>> The temple town of Khajuraho is only 25 kms away and has limited rail & air connectivity. This is a must visit stop on a tour to Panna.
>> Satna, located 90 kms away, has good rail connectivity.
>> Jhansi is located 180 kms away. If combining a tour of Bundelkhand with Panna, this is a convenient transit gateway.
Safari Zones
Core Zones >> Madla and Hinouta
Buffer Zones >> Akola and Jinna
Travel Experiences Nearby
>> The UNESCO world heritage site of Khajuraho is 25 kms away. Good accommodations are available near Panna and at Khajuraho.
>> Ken river boating, Ghariyal safari, Raneh Falls are some eco experiences to indulge in the vicinity.