Pench National Park-Amazing Wildlife Jungle Safari

The exact location of Pench Tiger Reserve Pench Tiger Reserve comprises the Indira Priyadarshini  Pench National Park,  the Pench Mowgli Sanctuary and a buffer. The Tiger Reserve nestles in the Southern Slopes of the Satpura ranges of Central India. The river Pench, which splits the  Pench National Park  into two, forms the lifeline of the Park. To the south of the tiger reserve lies the  Pench Tiger Reserve  of Maharashtra, the first inter-state project tiger area of the country. Best time to visit Pench National Park Winter is the best season to visit  Pench National Park  due to the pleasant weather conditions. During this time, the park receives a cool temperature that makes it easy for tourists to explore the region without getting exhausted from the sweltering heat. About Pench Tiger Reserve: Pench was the place that inspired Rudyard Kipling to write "The Jungle Book" and, more recently, the BBC series "Tiger - Spy ...

Location - Pench National Park Pench National Park is located on the boundary of Seoni and Chhindwara districts of Madhya Pradesh, close to Maharashtra's northern border.  Pench National Park  derives its name from the River Pench flowing through the National Park. Pench National Park is spread over 758 sq km. It was declared a sanctuary in 1977 but raised to the status of National park in 1983. Later it was established as the Tiger Reserve area in 1992. The  online jungle safari booking in Pench  became the 19th tiger reserve of India in 1992. The park was christened Indira Priyadarshani National Park in 2002. Wildlife in Pench: Pench National Park is known for its wildlife, flora, and fauna. You can spot the Royal Bengal Tiger and Leopard here. Besides  Pench National Park  is famous for “Birds" too. Owl breeding is another attraction at Pench National Park. Over 285 species of birds are found here. It includes both migratory a...

Introduction: Pench Tiger Reserve  looks different on every trip. The sun is elevated in the sky and the trees are bright green in shade. After a tranquil start, the forest seems to be coming to life again. Suddenly, the air is filled with langur cries. We get seated in our jeep and listen carefully. Then, just as quickly as they’d started, they’d started, the cries fade away. When we had done  Pench National Park Safari Booking , we remember our guide and naturalist had said, “Each day that I see or hear anything new—whether it’s tree, animal, bird or an insect, I am happy. However, I’m not. Our wish to set eyes on the ‘king of the jungle’ in  Pench Tiger Reserve  had pulled us out of bed at early morning hours, and back again post-lunch” Tiger Population in Pench: As we’re still dealing with the distress of the tiger that wasn’t spotted yet, the guide in the jeep in front of us summons. There’s a leopard lying amid two rocks. The greenery is d...