Bandhavgarh National Park is located in Madhya Pradesh state of India. This park is among the best national parks of India where Asian tigers can be easily viewed. Bandhavgarh Hill, at the height of 811 meters above the sea level, is located at the centre of the park. This hill is surrounded by sloping valleys.
Bandhavgarh is a relatively small park but in the last few years this former game reserve has become one of India's most prominent National Parks. The major reason for all the interest is Bandhavgarh’s high density of tigers, which roam the mixed forests.
While the main attraction is the tiger, there is a host of other wildlife. Leopards and sloth bears are the other two extremely rare animals, seen only by chance. Other wildlife includes spotted deer, samba, Langur and Red faced Monkeys, Jungle Cats, Bangal Fox, Mongoose, Striped Hyena, Bondicoot Rat, Asiatic Jackal, Wild Boars, Nilgai, Chausingha, Chinkara, Indian Bison and of course, the elephants.
The wild animals are not the only attraction in the park. Up the mountain there is a line of ancient caves, and a huge 10th Century statue of a reclining Vishnu.
Baghel Museum houses many precious and beautiful belongings of the King of Rewa. The King maintained Bandhavgarh National Park as his destination for hunting. There is a stuffed white tiger in the museum amidst certain personal belongings of the King of Rewa.
Bandhavgarh Fort located in the centre of 32 hills, present in the park. The fort's cliffs are 2625 feet (800 meters) high, 1000 feet (300 meters) above the surrounding countryside. There are many caves in the fort and in the hills adjacent to the fort. These caves belong to the prehistoric period. The fort still belongs to the Maharaja of Rewa and permission is required to visit it.Climbers Point ensures the view of amazing natural beauty with the view of beautiful Sal trees. This is a wonderful place to take some rest and relax.
The Shesh Shaya is a statue of Lord Vishnu in laying position with umbrella of "Shesh Nag" along with "The Shivling" and “The Brahma", and it is situated here. The origin of River "Charan Ganga" is also from the foot of "Lord Vishnu".
Jeep safari is the best way to view the park. Most of the wildlife is seen from the Jeeps, but the star attraction, the tigers are tracked each morning by elephant.
The closest train station is Umaria. Sleeper trains run from Delhi and Agra. Umaria is a jeep ride from Tala, the village at the Main Gate to Bandhavgarh.
Bandhavgarh is a relatively small park but in the last few years this former game reserve has become one of India's most prominent National Parks. The major reason for all the interest is Bandhavgarh’s high density of tigers, which roam the mixed forests.
While the main attraction is the tiger, there is a host of other wildlife. Leopards and sloth bears are the other two extremely rare animals, seen only by chance. Other wildlife includes spotted deer, samba, Langur and Red faced Monkeys, Jungle Cats, Bangal Fox, Mongoose, Striped Hyena, Bondicoot Rat, Asiatic Jackal, Wild Boars, Nilgai, Chausingha, Chinkara, Indian Bison and of course, the elephants.
The wild animals are not the only attraction in the park. Up the mountain there is a line of ancient caves, and a huge 10th Century statue of a reclining Vishnu.
Baghel Museum houses many precious and beautiful belongings of the King of Rewa. The King maintained Bandhavgarh National Park as his destination for hunting. There is a stuffed white tiger in the museum amidst certain personal belongings of the King of Rewa.
Bandhavgarh Fort located in the centre of 32 hills, present in the park. The fort's cliffs are 2625 feet (800 meters) high, 1000 feet (300 meters) above the surrounding countryside. There are many caves in the fort and in the hills adjacent to the fort. These caves belong to the prehistoric period. The fort still belongs to the Maharaja of Rewa and permission is required to visit it.Climbers Point ensures the view of amazing natural beauty with the view of beautiful Sal trees. This is a wonderful place to take some rest and relax.
The Shesh Shaya is a statue of Lord Vishnu in laying position with umbrella of "Shesh Nag" along with "The Shivling" and “The Brahma", and it is situated here. The origin of River "Charan Ganga" is also from the foot of "Lord Vishnu".
Jeep safari is the best way to view the park. Most of the wildlife is seen from the Jeeps, but the star attraction, the tigers are tracked each morning by elephant.
The closest train station is Umaria. Sleeper trains run from Delhi and Agra. Umaria is a jeep ride from Tala, the village at the Main Gate to Bandhavgarh.
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