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MP Tiger Safari 
Tourism is one of the much talked about aspect of the National Park. It has brought much needed limelight to this region rich in natural wealth. The tiger is the main attraction but the reserve has much more to offer. A holistic approach benefits the tourists in understanding how ecosystems work.Tourism is a learning interface for the uninitiated it is a window to conservation. The preserve has more than twenty two mammalian species. The park is home to more than two hundred and fifty birds, many reptilian species and thousands of insects.

Common King Fisher Bandhavgarh National Park 




Mega Fauna seen on tiger safari is the tiger, panther, sloth bear, wild dogs, barking deer, wild boar, Hanuman Langur, jungle cat, sambar deer, barasingha and many others.
The tourism or tiger safari in the park takes place on open jeeps as trekking is not allowed. The visitors enter through the assigned gate and excursion takes place is a given area. The ride gives the visitors ample scope to sight animals and birds. This is an excellent opportunity to get the feel of the jungle, enjoy pristine beauty and find tigers.

Leopard - Bandhavgarh 


Paid King Fisher 



 Long Billed Vulture 



Little Green be-eater 

Mud turtle




 Mottled Wood Owl


Ruddy Mongoose




 The gate entry to a zone is assigned during the booking. You can choose from available zones whence booking your park entry. Most preferred zone is the Tala Zone which is costlier. The other zones in the park are Magdhi - Khituli. Jeep hire for safari can be arranged by your stay or on the gate.


Tala Zone - Bandhavgarh - Route MAP 



Jeep safaris are costly hence you need to share if alone. The tiger safari is of longer duration during the day while in the evening it is shorter. When you enter the park a forest guide is a necessary accompaniment but if you wish you can take a trained naturalist with you.

Jeep Safari Bandhavgarh 










During the winters you need a lot of warm clothing on safaris. You need to carry edibles as well mineral water since it is not available in the park. You must carry books on nature as well as binoculars and scopes.
When traveling for wildlife watching make sure that your jeep safaris are booked in advance. There is a limit to the number of cars that can enter each gate. In holiday season you can find the entries blocked due to rush.





When in the forest you need keen eyesight and hearing to spot the animals. Some animals are easily seen but it takes lot of efforts to see rare animals. They have excellent camouflage hence attention can be rewarding.
Tigers are often located by the sounds they make. They can also be tracked by the alarm call when the predators or big cat is around. The alarm cries of other animals is a warning of tiger's presence this increase your chance of spotting the animal.







Comments

Run Factory said…
wow!! this is a classic post, and the tiger is too close to you.. this must be a awesome experience of your trip...

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December 3, 2015 at 12:53 AM
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