Best Wildlife Safaris in India

Bandhavgarh National Park is situated in Madhya Pradesh's Umaria district's Vindhya Hills. It covers an area of 105 sq km and was established as a national park in 1968. The most notable hillock in the Umaria region gave rise to the name Bandhavgarh. A significant amount of biodiversity can be found in the Bandhavgarh region, which is also known for having India's greatest tiger population density. In a similar vein, the park is home to the greatest breeding population of leopards as well as several other deer species. The park has seen numerous rises in the population of the tiger species throughout the years, and this is the cause. The park is divided into three main areas called Tala, Magdi, and Bamera, with Tala attracting a majority of visitors due to its potential for tiger sightings. By increasing opportunities to see tigers in the Magdi Zone, the park authorities are also concentrating on that area. To boost the likelihood of viewing the elusive king of the jungle, elephant performances are also held in the Magdi zone of the Bandhavgarh national park.

The varied vegetation of Bandhavgarh National Park, which ranges from tall grasslands to dense Sal forests, makes it the ideal habitat for a wide variety of animals and birds. The Bandhavgarh national park offers many opportunities to witness the magnificent Indian tiger as well as some seldom seen creatures like the leopard and sloth bear due to its varied topography. It is growing in popularity among tourists visiting India due to the high animal viewing rates. Tourism in national parks has proliferated over the last decade and hoards of visitors and tourists are flooding the national parks of India such is the case with Bandhavgarh National Park. This place receives an annual rainfall of 1200mm and the temperature difference varies from 42 degrees to even 2 degrees. The best time to visit this peaceful park is from February to June. Amidst the safari rides and all the tiger spotting, you will also find yourself immersed in the beautiful landscape of the Vindhyachal mountain range. Bandhavgarh is named after the fort situated in the Umariya region of Bandhavgarh National Park, which is simply amazing but in ruins. There is another reason to visit Bandhavgarh, the best national park in Madhya Pradesh, is the hot air balloon safari. It is the first national park in India to introduce a hot air balloon safari in India. How many days do you need in Bandhavgarh? If you are planning on visiting Bandhavgarh it is safe to keep a window period of 7 days to experience the jungle safari.