Panna National Park
A Tailormade Tiger Photography Tour to Panna National Park
Overview
A Tailormade Tiger Photography Tour to Panna National Park, Located in the Panna and Chhatarpur districts of Madhya Pradesh, Panna National Park is renowned as the 22nd tiger reserve of India and 5th in Madhya Pradesh. The mighty Ken River flows through this reserve and creates beautiful waterfalls and stunning gorges on its way to the valley. While Panna’s forests are the ideal home to Tigers and Leopards, other more elusive animals, including Indian Wolf, Four-horned Antelope, Sloth Bear, Indian Pangolin, Rusty Spotted Cat, and more, have been spotted here. Apart from rich wildlife, the park has numerous sites of historical importance with stone paintings dating back to the Neolithic era.
Meals: Lunch & Dinner
Accommodation: Camp Panna
Arrive at Khajuraho airport/railway station. You will be met by our representative and taken to the resort at Panna (1 hour).
Arrive at the resort and check-in. After lunch, you will be taken for an afternoon safari in the core area for tiger tracking and wildlife viewing in customized 4WD safari vehicles. The duration of the safari is about four hours. Each safari vehicle can seat up to four persons comfortably. Besides the visitors, the vehicle has an expert driver and a talented naturalist.
Overnight stay.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accommodation: Camp Panna
Explore the forests of Panna with the help of morning and afternoon safaris for photographing the birds and mammals of Panna National Park.
Overnight stay.
Key species:
Tiger, Jungle Cat, Leopard, Striped Hyena, Sambar, Spotted Deer, Grey-headed Fish Eagle, Indian Vulture, Red-headed Vulture, Indian Nuthatch
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accommodation: Camp Panna
Today we will explore Panna National Park further with another round of morning and afternoon safaris. If you have the opportunity to do so, do have a quick conversation with your driver and guide. They are truly a treasure trove of amazing information and entertaining anecdotes.
Overnight stay.
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: None
After a final morning safari in Panna, return to the hotel for breakfast. Later, check out from the resort, and drive to Khajuraho for your train/flight back home.
Tour ends
Highlights
- Quaint Lodges
- Monuments and Temples
- Grandeur Architecture
- Dense Deciduous Forest
- Rich Flora and Fauna
- Photography
Included
- Accommodation in Panna for 03 nights 06 Safaris in Panna with park entrance fee
- All meals from first day lunch till last day breakfast Arrive and departure transfer in Panna (Ex-Khajuraho) | All taxes
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Tour Experience
A Green Retreat at Panna National Park
Nestled within the pristine wilderness of Panna National Park, my recent three-day escape to Naaharbagh Ecolodge was nothing short of a nature lover's dream. As a responsible traveler seeking an eco-friendly and sustainable accommodation option, Naaharbagh proved to be the perfect haven.
My journey began with a scenic drive through the lush greenery leading to Panna National Park. As I entered Naaharbagh, I was welcomed by the soothing sounds of nature and the warm hospitality of the staff. The ecolodge's commitment to sustainability was evident from the outset, with energy-efficient lighting, recycled materials, and a harmonious blend of traditional architecture and modern amenities.
Waking up to the melodious tunes of birds, I embarked on several thrilling safaris into Panna National Park. Home to diverse flora and fauna, the park is a sanctuary for tigers, leopards, sloth beards, and a variety of other wildlife, including a plethora of birds. Some of the feathered beauties I got to see included Himalayan, Red-headed, and Indian Vultures, Grey-headed Fish Eagle, White-naped Woodpecker and more. The knowledgeable guides at Naaharbagh ensured an insightful and responsible safari experience, highlighting the importance of conservation and maintaining a delicate balance between tourism and the natural environment.
In the ecolodge, I relished delectable meals prepared with locally sourced, organic ingredients. Naaharbagh's commitment to supporting local communities and minimizing its ecological footprint was truly commendable, and each bite was a testament to their dedication to sustainable practices.
On the final day, I immersed myself in the serene surroundings of Naaharbagh. The lodge's design seamlessly blends with the natural landscape, offering a tranquil atmosphere to unwind and connect with nature. Yoga sessions overlooking the river, nature walks, and bird-watching activities were all part of the experience, allowing me to appreciate the beauty of Panna National Park in a responsible and sustainable manner.
All in all, my retreat here was a holistic experience that combined the thrill of wildlife exploration with the peace of sustainable living. The dedication of Naaharbagh to responsible tourism made it a standout choice for environmentally conscious travelers like myself. As I bid farewell to this green oasis, I carried with me not just memories of a remarkable trip but also a newfound appreciation for the importance of eco-friendly accommodations in preserving our planet's natural treasures.
