Day 5:
Post breakfast in the morning, again take the safari to the
jungles. one of the most well maintained national parks of
India, Kanha is the pioneer in protecting the Barasingha or
the hardground Swamp Deer. This rare species of deer
is nearing extinction due to paoching, which can be found in abundance at
the Kanha national park. Other animals like the elephants and monkeys with
innumeraous species of birds can be spotted at the Kanha.In the evening visit
the Bamni Dadar, popularly known as Sunset Point that offers the most awe-
inspiring backdrop of the sunset against grazing Sambhars and Gaurs,
magnifying the natural splendor of the area. Overnight stay at Kanha.
Day 6:
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Post an early breakfast at the Knha, leave for another
National park in the region, Bandhavgarh. The distance of
325 kms wi l l be covered in 8 hours. Upon arrival at
Bandhavgarh, rest and overnight stay at the hotel .
Day 7:
Bandhavgarh was once upon a time the hunting ground for
the rules of the Rewa kingdom, which was turned into a
national park in late 20th century. Bnadhavgarh was once
upon a time famous for its population of while tigers, however
none of them are found in the wild anymore. post breakfast in the morning
take the jungle safari to spot the tiger. Evening relax at the hotel. Overnights
stay at the hotel.
Day 8:
Post breakfast in the morning visit the fort of Bandhavgarh.
Mostly in ruins now, the fort was also the resting place for the
roylaties of rewa, when they came in for the hunting game.
Later take an elephant or a jeep safari into
the jungle. Other than the tiger you may also come across, the Nilgai, the wild
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