Pench National Park-Amazing Wildlife Jungle Safari

History of Pench National Park   Pench National Park  was declared a sanctuary in 1965but raised to the status of the national park in 1975.  When people think of Jungle safari in India, Pench is the destination that comes to mind. Nothing comes even close to  jungle safari of Pench National Park  tours when it is about peace and excitement at the same time.    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.  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. Location of Pench National Park Pench Tiger Reserve  is Positioned in the southern reaches of the Satpura range, ...

Pench Tiger Reserve: India is home to a number of wildlife sanctuaries and  Pench National Park  where you can take thrilling safaris to witness wild animals in their natural habitat. In India Witnessing wildlife in its raw form can be an exhilarating experience. Not just the animals but the forests too can mesmerize you with their varying colors, serene ambiance and beautiful sounds. One such amazing experience is offered at  jungle safari Pench  National Park in central India. Exact Location of Pench: Pench National Park  is located in the Seoni and Chhindwara districts of Madhya Pradesh,  Pench National Park  comprises 758 sq km, out of which a core area of 299 sq km is the national park and Mowgli  Pench jungle safari booking  sanctuary while the remaining 464 sq km is the buffer area. Its variety of flora and fauna is quite splendid with around 1200 species of plants and several animals including the majestic Royal Beng...

Pench National Park: I remember a time when the opportunity of being in a  Pench National park  had excited me no end. I waited impatiently to know if I had been selected to be a part of the training program of a tourism company, an opportunity I had waited for, for a long time. Leaving Mumbai was not easy, however, this chance was too good to be missed. On my way to my new workplace, we drove past Nagpur, passing through patches of bare teak hills, past lazy troops of Hanuman langurs in the trees and rhesus macaques on the ground. Then, turning off the busy highway onto the quieter kaccha roads, we went past beautiful villages dotted with pretty houses where children waved excitedly to the vehicles that passed by. Pench gets its name from the river  Pench jungle safari booking  that flows through it. It submerges an area of 55 sq km. Pench lies in the southern lower reaches of the Satpura hill range. It is a tropical, dry deciduous forest, predominant ...