Pench National Park-Amazing Wildlife Jungle Safari

History – Pench National Park Pench National Park was started as a sanctuary in 1977, but in 1983, it elicited to the status of National Park. Later in the year 1992, it was recognized as PenchTiger Reserve , which covers 758 sq. km of area and the Pench National Park form the center zone of the Reserve that covers 292.85 sq. km and the Mowgli Pench Wildlife Sanctuary covers 118.30 sq. km of areas. A Buffer Zone formed by Reserve Forests, Revenue land, and Protected Forests occupies 346.73 sq. km.   Pench National Park has a splendid history. The depiction of its magnificence and natural wealth occurs in Ain-i-Akbari (Constitution of Akbar), which was a 16th-century document written by Abu'l-Fazl ibn Mubarak (the Emperor Akbar’s vizier), recording the Akbar’s administration empire. Pench has inspired Rudyard Kipling to write the popular novel ‘The Jungle Book’. Above all, the third part special Tiger of BBC ‘Spy in the Jungle’ was also filmed in Pench National Park, which...

History – Pench National Park Pench National Park has a magnificent history. This National was declared as a sanctuary in the year 1965, but in 1975, it was elicited the status of the national parks. It was established as Pench Tiger Reserve in 1992, which covers now a total area of approx 758 square kilometers. The Pench National Park forms the central zone of the Tiger Reserve that covers approx 292.85 square kilometers, and the Mowgli Pench Wildlife Sanctuary covers 118.30 square kilometers of areas. Introducing The Wild Territory Of Pench Forest Pench National Park and Forest is also called Indira Priyadarshini Pench National Park. It falls in the lower south ranges of majestic Satpura Hills of Madhya Pradesh state in India. It gets its name from the river flows through its forest and its spread is a vast territory of 758 sq. km. This amazing park is a perfect mixture of moist tropical deciduous and dry deciduous forest and full of climbers and attractive shrubs. The shady...