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Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve

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Bandhavgarh – Tiger Stronghold of Madhya Pradesh

When planning a visit to the majestic Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, it's essential to ensure a comfortable and convenient stay amidst the wilderness. With its lush greenery and diverse wildlife, Bandhavgarh offers a unique experience for nature enthusiasts and wildlife lovers alike. Here's a guide to booking hotels and tickets for your unforgettable adventure.

716 km²

Core Area

Bengal Tiger

Star Species

Lush landscape of Kanha

Safari Zones & Wildlife

Each zone in Kanha offers a different experience. Discover which one calls to you.

Tala

The oldest zone, famous for high tiger density and the historic Bandhavgarh Fort.

Magadhi

A mix of grasslands and dense forest, known for frequent tiger sightings and diverse birdlife.

Khitauli

Known for sightings of sloth bears and blue bulls alongside tigers in its dry deciduous forests.

Dhamokhar

An extension of Magadhi, offering a serene safari experience with chances to see various deer species.

Johila (Kalwa)

Features the Johila river and waterfalls, offering picturesque landscapes and diverse wildlife.

Panpatha (Pachpedi)

Known for its bamboo forests and sightings of wild dogs, chinkara, and four-horned antelope.

Tiger close up

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Geography

Bandhavgarh National Park in Madhya Pradesh, India has a total area of 1,161 square kilometers: 

  • Core area: 624 square kilometers 
  • Buffer area: 537 square kilometers 
  • Tourist area: 105 square kilometers, also known as the Tala Range 

 

The park is located in the eastern Satpura hills of the Vindhyan Mountain ranges in central India. It's situated at an altitude of 440–810 meters above sea level. 

Here are some other geographical features of Bandhavgarh National Park: 

  • Seasons: The park has three seasons: summer (April–mid June), monsoon (mid June–late September), and winter (October–mid February). 
  • Temperature: The maximum temperature is 46.4°C, and the minimum is –1.4°C. 
  • Rainfall: The park receives 1,175 millimeters of rainfall. 
  • Biodiversity: The park is home to a large variety of species, including leopards, deer, and tigers. 
  • Habitats: The park has grasslands, wetlands, and meadows, as well as Palash trees and the Sundew plant.