Showing posts with label kanha. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kanha. Show all posts

Monday, 4 March 2013

Kanha National Park


Kanha National Park and its Tiger Reserve have considered as one of the best protected areas of Asia and maybe it has best spot across the world to see tigers in the jungle. Kanha national park has been became a wildlife sanctuary in 1933. Kanha’s 318 sq km area was declared a National park in 1955 and 940 sq km of area was became one of the first nine Project Tiger Reserves in the year 1973.

Kanha National Park was being expanded in 1976, now the 940sq km of area is core area of the Kanha National Park and a buffer zone is 1005 sq km. 




Kanha National Park is located in the Maikal hills and it is located at the Satpura range of the central Indian highlands state of Madhya Pradesh. The land increases from 450 to 950 m. above sea level. Kanha is located at 160 kms of distance from Jabalpur.

Best time to visit

The famous Kanha National Park has open every day from month of October to June. The opening hours are scheduled to consent roughly with changes in climate and the length of the day at several seasons. There is always a mid - day break for employees, so that they may eat their lunch and take rest and the animals may have been relief too. 






Purpose

Most of people visit a national park with preset plan and expect to see some selective and highlighted animals likes most of visitors to visit tiger reserves with single mind-set to see tigers in forest and safari was declared wastage of time if not seen any tiger. We should visit for jungle safari with blank mind and try to coordinate with companion guide and we should collect all the information provided by guide. In jungle, there has something different and amazing in every step. Nature is something to feel nut not more to see. 




Driving

Drive slowly and with due to self care in any jungle safari. Drive in jungle safari is very different from drive in cities or open highways. If slow and steady drive won’t be disturb nearby resting or walking animals and it have to create scope for very good sighting photography from close to animals. Slow drive will also avails time to concentrate on jungle as well as to see several animals and notifying things more comprehensively. 

Tuesday, 26 February 2013

Wild Life in Kanha


KANHA NATIONAL PARK and its Tiger Reserve is being considered as one of the finest protected areas of Asia and maybe it has best place across the world to see tigers in the jungle. Kanha has been became a wildlife sanctuary from 1933. 318 sq km area of Kanha was declared a National park in the year 1955 and 940 sq km of area was became one of the first nine Project Tiger Reserves in the year 1973.

Kanha Park was being expand in 1976, now the core area of the Kanha National Park of 940 sq km and a buffer zone is 1005 sq km. 



Kanha National Park is located in the Maikal hills, which is situated in the Satpura range of the central Indian highlands state of Madhya Pradesh. The land grow from 450 to 950 m. above sea level. Kanha is located at 160 kms from Jabalpur. 



Purpose

Most of people visit a national park with preset plan and expect to see some selective and highlighted animals likes most of visitors to visit tiger reserves with single mind-set to see tigers in forest and safari was declared wastage of time if not seen any tiger. We should visit for jungle safari with blank mind and try to coordinate with companion guide and we should collect all the information provided by guide. In jungle, there has something different and amazing in every step. Nature is something to feel nut not more to see. 





Best time to visit

The Kanha National Park has open every day from date October 15th to June 30th. The opening hours are scheduled to consent roughly with changes in climate and the length of the day at different seasons. There is always a mid - day break for employees of this park, so that employees may eat their lunch as well as rest and the animals may have been relief too.






Driving

Drive slowly and with due to self care in any jungle safari. Drive in jungle safari is very different from drive in cities or open highways. If slow and steady drive won’t be disturb nearby resting or walking animals and it have to create scope for very good sighting photography from close to animals. Slow drive will also avails time to concentrate on jungle as well as to see several animals and notifying things more comprehensively.

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Tuesday, 22 January 2013

Tiger Safari In India




Kanha National Park

Kanha National Park is settled in the Maikal range, which is of Satpuras in Madhya Pradesh, this state is heart of India that means the central Indian highlands. The national park is being very popular for Tiger reserve. The other importang thing about this national park is being declared as topmost finest wildlife areas in the world. It has being spreading around two revenue districts such as the Kalaghat and the Mandala. Kanha National Park was announced a reserve forest in the year of 1879 and a wildlife sanctuary in 1933. After that in 1955 it is declared that National Park. 

The Kanha National Park has spread around the area of 940 sq. km. in the Maikal hills. By bringing up the core zone and buffer all together, the total area of Kanha Tiger Reserve has 1945 sq km. This unique reserve boasts the ideal habitat for both tigers and their victim species. 


Lush sal and bamboo forests are spread over with vast grassy meadows called as maidans, while the Banjaar River which is flows to southwestern border of this park, it has provides a steady water source for the abundant wildlife. 

Bandhavgarh National Park

Bandhavgarh National Park is one of the wild life sanctuary and it located at vindhya hills in state of Madhya Pradesh. It has consists of a core area of 105 sq km and a buffer area is 400 sq km. Bandhavgarh National Park is very famous for the Royal Bengal Tigers. The density is highest in India according to tiger population at Bandhavgarh.

Bandhavgarh National Park consists of combination of different vegetations ranging from tall grasslands to thick Sal forest and it is the perfect habitat of different species of animals as well as birds. Due to different topography, this national park provides enough opportunity to spot the majestic Indian tiger. 














Pench National Park 

The National Park is settled in the lower southern reaches of the Satpura hills, it has named after Pench river which has flows derection of north to south through the Pench National Park. It is stand on the south border of Madhya Pradesh state of India. Total area of Pench National Park has approximately 758 Sq. Km. of this Southern Indian tropical. 

Pench National Park is located in the Seoni District, Madhya Pradesh and it being continuity with Pench National Park in Maharashtra. As well, 80 KM distance from Nagpur city. Nagpur is also the major railway station from Pench National Park. 

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