Kanha National Park
Kanha is considered by some as India’s greatest park and provides a diverse habitat to support many mammal and bird species. The densely forested hills of Sal and bamboo, grassy plateaus and extensive meadows in the valleys make an attractive setting for a safari. The sheer size and remoteness also means that Kanha is often less busy than other parks.
Beside tiger, Kanha is also home to the impressive gaur, or ‘wild cattle’, sloth bear and leopard and is the last remaining habitat for the Barasingha or Swamp Deer in the region.