Bandhavgarh in Madhya Pradesh is a comparatively small National Park- only about 440 square km- but is abundantly stocked with game. The tiger population at Bandhavgarh is probably the highest in India. Historically the hunting grounds for the ‘Maharajas of Rewa’, the park comprises the area where the first white tigers were discovered in the wild. Known for the highest density of Bengal tigers in the world, it is the dwelling of Charger and Sita. Charger passed away in 2000 and Sita was published on the first page of National Geographic; the children of Charger and Sita now entertain tourists.
Portions of the park are laminated in thick vegetation, which includes Sal, Dense Bamboo, Saja, Dhobin, Java Plum, Mango and a lot more. The park’s biodiversity enhances the overall beauty and leaves visitors in utter amazement.
The terrain consists of great rocky hills rising sharply from the swampy and densely forested valley bottoms. The highest of these 32 hills is crowned by the 2000 year old Bandhavgarh Fort, rising over 2500 feet above sea level. The valleys around bottom out into swampy meadows- ideal for wildlife viewing on elephant back or from jeeps. Scattered around the fort are several caves containing shrines and ancient Sanskrit inscriptions.
Bandhavgarh National Park hosts many tales and adventures for travelers to relish during their tours.

Day 01

Flight to Jabalpur
On arrival at the airport, our team member will greet you at the airport and drive to Bandhavgarh national Park. On arrival, check-in at the wildlife resorts. In the afternoon safari to the national park. Overnight stay at resort.

Day 02

Bandhavgarh National Park
Early morning Jeep Safari into the Bandhavgarh National Park / Game drive. Return for breakfast at the hotel. Spend the day at leisure enjoying the facilities of the resort. After Lunch get ready for another thrilling game drive.
Evening, feel free to relax and shop. There is a small shop just outside the park from where you can buy t-shirts, books on wildlife, etc. Several pictures of tigers spotted in the park are on sale here. The WWF nature shop, located beside the museum is a good option to buy souvenirs and books.

Day 03

Bandhavgarh – Jabalpur
Morning safari to the national park. Rest of the day free for own activity. In the evening drive to Jabalpur airport.