MP Tiger Safari Tours & Travels

Nature Heritage Resort Bandhavgarh National Park Nature Heritage Resort, Bandhavgarh: Location: Nature Heritage Resort is typically situated in close proximity to Bandhavgarh National Park, which is located in the Umaria district of Madhya Pradesh, India. Bandhavgarh National Park is known for its lush forests and is one of the premier tiger reserves in India. Accommodation: Nature Heritage Resort often offers a variety of accommodation options designed to provide guests with a comfortable and immersive experience in the midst of nature. These accommodations may include cottages, rooms, and suites, typically equipped with modern amenities such as air conditioning, private bathrooms, and comfortable furnishings. Amenities: Dining: The resort typically provides an on-site restaurant that serves a range of Indian and international cuisine. Guests can enjoy delicious meals after their jungle safaris. Swimming Pool: So...

Syna Tiger Resort - Bandhavgarh A five star resort the property is an epitome of classic interiors complimented by heritage exteriors. Syna Resort complies with all aspect of International tourism. Well equipped with all facilities and modern amenities Syna offers much more than eco-tourism near Bandhavgarh National Park in India.  The resort boasts of well equipped bar, spa and fitness center. There are fifteen well appointed cottages for stylish stay. The cottages are done up in traditional regional decor with all modern amenities in place. The lodge is full of activities other than tiger safaris. Bird watching, nature walk, village tour and wildlife films are all part of the package.      

30 Important Things to Know Before Visiting National Parks in India    India is a land of diversity where you can find different national parks and wildlife sanctuaries. But there are certain things to keep in mind. India is truly filled with wildlife sanctuaries, national parks and biosphere reserves where you can see a treasure of biodiversity and several rare wildlife species. A lot of tiger reserves and national parks in India are meant to protect the endangered Bengal Tigers. You can explore the majesty of mountains, forests, and coasts of India and witness amazing wildlife in one of these areas. Wildlife safari in India has always been on the bucket lists of many travelers. Even though you fly all the way from different parts of the world just to see tigers in national parks of India, it is definitely worth it. There are different things you should keep in mind before going for a wildlife safari. We are going to share some important tips to be ...

Panna National Park  Panna – Turnaround Story Panna Tiger Reserve is spread over an area of 576 sq km in the civil districts of Panna and Chattarpur of Mahaya Pradesh. Panna National Park Area 542 sq km was created in 1981 and subsequently declared a tiger reserve in 1994. Panna is just 25km from Khajuraho… a mere half an hour drive. This is rare combination of cultural tourist place of prominence along with wilderness area being almost together.  Panna was declared devoid all reintroduction program of Panna, Panna Tiger count stands at 31 within the tiger reserve and 5 more roaming in the rest of the landscape by mid 2015. Panna Turnaround Story Panna Tiger Reserve reintroduction started in March 2009 when one female each from Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve T1 and Kanha Tiger Reserve T2 were Trans located to Panna reserve. The original plan was to offset the skewed sex ratio at Panna Reserve. But by the time females were brought the last male of Panna reserve...