Bandhavgarh National Park is one of the best national parks of India, located in the Umaria district of Madhya Pradesh, India. Bandhavgarh Declared as a Bandhavgarh National Park in the year 1968. Bandhavgarh National Park, approximately area, is 105 square kilometers. Bandhav‘ means ‘brother’ and ‘Garh’ means ‘fort’. This National Park derives its name from the most well-known hillock of the area. The story behind Hindu’s Lord Rama to be given by to his younger brother Lakshmana to keep an eye on Lanka. Hence it is called Bandhavgarh, ‘Brother’s fort.’ Bandhavgarh National Park is also well known for ‘land of tigers’. This National Park has a primarily breeding population of big cats like Royal Bengal Tigers, Leopards and various species of Deer.
Maharaja Martand Singh of Rewa hunts the first white tiger in this region in the year 1951. This white tiger name called ‘Mohan’ is now stuffed for display at the royal palace of the Maharajas of Rewa. Bandhavgarh National Park divided into three zones named as Tala, Magdi and Bamera. Best time for visit Bandhavgarh National Park is February to June, Bandhavgarh National Park will remain closed by 1 July to 15 October every year.
Elephant Safari, Bandhavgarh
Elephant safari means surfing the jungle on the back of the elephant. As we all know that tigers usually avoid charging on elephants; thus, its popularly used for patroling purpose in tiger reserves. Elephant Safari is available at the Bandhavgarh National Park and enables guests to spot 22 sorts of warm-blooded creatures and 250 kinds of winged animals found in the diversion focus. Guest will get the opportunity to experience tiger tour in a detailed manner.
Samode Safari Lodge, Bandhavgarh National Park
Samode Safari Lodge is tucked away at the heart of Madhya Pradesh, India in the iconic Bandhavgarh National Park. It’s situated in a beautiful part of the reserve, whose landscape ranges from rocky and arid to thick and lush greenery. The lodge offers facilities like garden, gymnasium, health club, dining hall, doctor on call and parking. Guests can relax by plunging into the freshwater pool of the lodge. The lodge has spacious and well crafted 12 palatial villas with modern amenities like air conditioning, living room, satellite television, DVD player, intercom, mini bar, tea and coffee maker, mineral water, electronic safe and attached bathrooms with hot and cold water essential toiletries. Day time you are encouraged to explore the property by yourself. Evening time guests are always escorted by a staff member bearing a lamp, to ward off any stray animals that may be lurking around.
Tala Village
Tala Village is a worth visiting tourist attraction of Bandhavgarh National Park. This is the lowest point of the wildlife reserve of Bandhavgarh National Park. The village comprises of many mud houses cocooned with the natural landscapes. Tala Village brings many fascinating scenes all around the location. The Tala Village is considered to be a romantic spot as well as a place of adventure. A vacation at this village will rejuvenate the body and mind. You will have a beautiful memory of village life.
Bandhavgarh Fort
Bandhavgarh Fort is situated in Bandhavgarh in Umaria district of Madhya Pradesh, India. It is located on the Bandhavgarh hill, rising 811 meters above sea level at the Bandhavgarh National Park. It is surrounded by many smaller hills separated by gently sloping valleys. Bandhavgarh Fort was founded to be around two thousands years old. The Bandhavgarh Fort area is also filled with many temples where most of them depict the various reincarnations of Hindu’s Lord Vishnu and Lord Ganesha Along with that there are several man made caves with inscription and rock paintings in the Bandhavgarh Fort.
Mahu Kothi
Taj Mahu Kothi well-known as Churhat Kothi. Taj Mahu Kothi is located within the periphery of Bandhavgarh National Park. Near Tala gate. Sprawled across 40 acres of lush forestland, the exotic Mahua Kothi, offers 12 charming suites or ‘kutiyas’ as well as a gracious, original homestead ‘kothi’. This is among the first venture of Taj Safari Lodge in India with a unique and wonderful safari experience. This lodge features a magnificent swimming pool, traditional garden, interactive kitchen and a Safari Shop.
Climber’s Point
Climber’s Point is a delightful place in the Bandhavgarh National Park, which gives an airborne viewpoint of the entire stop and its trees containing sal and bamboo trees. This place is included by a part of the sorts of fauna like butea superba and bauhinia wahlii close by sal trees.
The Photographer’s Point
The Photographer’s Point is located on top of a mountain in Bandhavgarh National Park. Tourists can enjoy the beautiful view of the wilderness, along with the flora and fauna of Bandhavgarh National Park, from the elevated spot. Since photography is not permitted from the point, visitors need to take special permission from the director of the park for this activity.
King Lodge In Bandhavgarh
King Lodge is an ecolodge nestled in a large natural forested estate of 14 hectares in Rancha village. The hotel is in the core of the Tiger Nation and just ten minutes drive from the Tala gate of the National Park . The guests benefit is incredible location of this lodge and their outstanding hospitality. The Kings Lodge is in the heart of wild country and 95% of our land is forested. King Lodge has 10 cottage rooms and 8 stilt cottage rooms. It is spread across a natural forest offering great ambience and solitude.
Bandhavgarh Hill
Bandhavgarh Hill is the highest hill in the reserve of Bandhavgarh lying in an altitude of 807 m above the sea level. Bandhavgarh Hill is formed from sandstone and water that permeates into it. This unique formation, there are many springs and streams that originate from Bandhavgarh Hill. Rare species of insectivorous plant like Drocera Peltata is found alongside Acorus Calamus or Buch in this hill. Bandhavgarh Hill is famous for its attractive natural beauty and the cool climate. The enchanting view of hills is visible from as far as 30 km.
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