Best Kanha, Bandhavgarh & Corbett National Park Tour
Tour overview
Having chosen our Kanha Bandhavgarh tour packages, you couldn’t have asked for more. Add to these, a trip to the Jim Corbett national park tour, you have memories that will last forever. All the three Corbett, Kanha, and Bandhavgarh tiger reserves lend you the perfect blend of wildlife, landscape, and history. Tourists and wildlife lovers opting for our Corbett National Park tour packages get to witness the unbelievable landscape, flora, and fauna at this place and stand the chance to see the Royal Bengal tiger in their natural habitat.
With the crystal-clear waters of the Ramganga flowing on one end of the jungle and the serene foothills of the Great Himalayas on the other, naturalists describe this place as Heaven on Earth. The Terai belt region where Corbett falls is home to a plethora of Avifauna, making it a paradise for every bird watcher. One will find many tigers and elephants roaming through the green serene landscape. Corbett is nothing short of perfection when it comes to wildlife. Opt for a Corbett jeep safari tour, and you’ll experience the excitement of off-road trails through the pristine landscape. The Kanha-Bandhavgarh tour, allows you to peep into these famous national parks where the tigers are hailed as celebrities. The trip to the villages around these tiger reserves brings forth folklore and myths about how these tigers came to call the breathtakingly beautiful Sal and Bamboo forests of Kanha and Bandhavgarh their home. The Hard Ground Swamp Deer or the ‘Barasingha’ is another treasured animal at the Kanha wildlife reserve. From being an endangered species to a population of more than 600 today, this animal makes a visit to Kanha National Park even more special. Bandhavgarh has a rich historic and mythological past. The fort canopies the park whispering stories from the 5th century BCE, the era in which Lord Ram was born. It is believed that the first-ever recital of the Ramayana by Saint Valmiki mentions the Bandhavgarh Fort and its significance.
Corbett National Park – Tiger Reserve
Planning your Jim Corbett tour packages has never been so easy. Deemed as a paradise for naturalists who wish to see tigers sharing space with hordes of other large mammals like elephants, leopards, buffalo, Himalayan black bears, and sloth bears. The national park is also home to the sambar deer and other smaller animals. Our Tour packages to Jim Corbett National Park are specially curated to take you through the spots that the majestic wild cats frequent. Also, owing to its cooler climate compared to other parks the safari is a more pleasant experience for those who find the warmer climes difficult to deal with. The thick foliage sometimes makes it difficult to spot the animals though occasional bird alarms help detect the presence of a tiger somewhere near.
Kanha National Park – Tiger Reserve
One may find the Kanha Tiger Reserve also mentioned as Kanha–Kisli National Park in the Kanha National Park itinerary. Located in Madhya Pradesh, the Kanha National Reserve is listed among the best wildlife reserves in the world. First declared as a reserve forest in 1879 to protect the dwindling tiger population and some rare species of animals, this reserve was declared as a national park in 1955.
Opt for the exclusive Kanha national park tour where you will be given a tour of this lively and spirited landscape that has served as the inspiration for Rudyard Kipling’s much-acclaimed piece ‘The Jungle Book’. Our Kanha tour packages can also be clubbed with the Bandhavgarh and Corbett tours for those who are planning a longer trip.
Bandhavgarh National Park – Tiger Reserve
This tiger reserve is known for the highest density of tiger population, especially, the elusive and gorgeous Royal Bengal tigers. The forests of Bandhavgarh in Madhya Pradesh have more than just these majestic creatures in store. The Bandhavgarh park is also notable as it houses the famed Bandhavgarh fort at the centre of the park, almost 2000 years old and standing 811 metres over sea level, it is a truly majestic sight to behold.
