Pench National Park-Amazing Wildlife Jungle Safari

History of Pench: Pench national park  is located in two states, Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra. Part of the Highlands of Central India. One of the few areas in central India which has a teak forest. It shares a healthy corridor with Kanha National Park. There is a lot of movement of animals in this corridor including the Tigers. There have been occasions when some Tigers have migrated from Kanha to  Pench jungle safari booking  and backward. The tiger population is very healthy in  jungle safari booking Pench  and has in fact increased in the last 4-5 years. But what is really good about  jungle safari Pench  is the healthy population of Dholes, the Indian Wild Dog. In one range of  Pench jungle safari , Indian Grey Wolves are also sighted which are very rare. The population of Indian Gaur is very healthy here.  jungle safari booking Pench  river flows through the forest, and a huge Totladoh dam is also a part of this ...

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...