Kanha National Park is located in the Maikal range of the Satpura hills in Madhya Pradesh, central India. It is widely known for its forest landscapes, grasslands, wildlife and tiger conservation. The park was established as a national park in 1955 and later became part of the Kanha Tiger Reserve.
Kanha's landscapes include forested hills, open meadows, streams and diverse natural habitats. The broader tiger reserve includes core and buffer areas. Visitors should check current park rules, access arrangements and official safari information before travelling.
The area's forests and grasslands provide habitat for tigers, barasingha, deer, birds and many other species. Wildlife sightings depend on natural conditions and cannot be guaranteed during a safari. Kanha is also associated with the landscapes that inspired interest in India's central forests and wildlife.
Bammi Dadar, often called Sunset Point, is one of the locations associated with the Kanha landscape. Access to individual places depends on applicable park rules and permitted visitor routes.
Kanha Safari Information
Jeep Safari in Kanha
Kanha Tour Packages
Kanha is known for its varied forest and grassland habitats. During permitted safari trips, visitors may have opportunities to observe wildlife from an authorised vehicle and learn about the area's natural environment. Sightings are never guaranteed, and visitors must follow park rules and instructions from authorised staff.
Kanha's forests, grasslands, birds and wildlife can provide photography opportunities. Visitors should maintain a safe distance from animals, avoid disturbing wildlife and follow the photography guidelines applicable to their safari.
A jungle safari allows visitors to explore designated routes within the permitted areas of the reserve. Safari access, timings, zones, vehicle availability and permit conditions are controlled by the relevant authorities and may change. Check the current official information before making travel arrangements.
Nature enthusiasts may enjoy observing the area's birdlife, vegetation and changing forest landscapes. Keep noise to a minimum, never feed animals and follow the instructions of authorised guides and park personnel.
Visitors should arrange accommodation and transport in advance where appropriate, confirm their travel dates and check current safari rules. This website provides independent travel information and assistance; it does not issue government permits or guarantee safari availability.
