A guide for your next travel plan- Jungle safari at Pench National Park

1. A guide for your next travel plan- Jungle safari at Pench National Park Spread over a huge landscape of 758 sq km, Pench National Park is situated in the areas of Seoni and Chindwara in the southern provinces of Madhya Pradesh. It covers a part of Maharashtra which is approximately 257 sq Km. Pench National Park is only 102.5 Km from Nagpur. The superb biodiversity and beauty of Pench is one of the inspirations of famous author Rudyard Kipling’s exemplary creation "The Jungle Book". The forest got its name after river 'Pench' that flows across the forest and serves as the primary water source of natural and wildlife habitat of the national park. Pench national Park is also known as Pench Tiger Reserve. The forest is acclaimed to be the residence of magnificent Royal Bengal Tigers. One can experience genuine Sher Khans from “The Jungle Book”. There are 10 villages in and around the park. 'Fulzari' is the village within the forest premise and the other nine are on the outskirts. Apart from the tigers, Pench also houses Wolf, Indian Leopard, Gaur, Four-Horned Antelope, Sloth Bear, Chital, Jungle Cat, and many other species. It also mesmerizes the bird watchers with the availability of various species like Lesser Whistling Teal, Waterfowl, Blue Kingfisher, Indian Roller, Wagtail, Munia, Crimson- Breasted Barbet, Red-Vented Bulbul, Crow Pheasant, Peafowl, Pintail etc. There are several zones within Pench National Park that are ideal for wildlife sighting and receives peak rush for safari booking. The Touria, Karmazari, Khursapar core safari booking is on demand with high possibility of tiger sighting instances.

2. It is one of the destinations of wildlife lovers, which also attracts with impeccable natural beauty. Online jungle safari booking in Pench National Park near Nagpur is most in demand because of its incredible assortment of fauna. The stupendous natural vegetation includes Mahua, White Kulu, Dhaora, Amaltas, Salai, Saja, Bijiyasal, and numerous others. With wide range of calm green zone and magnificent wildlife core open jeep safari booking can end up being a thrilling expedition for the tourists. Safari timing for Pench National Park The popularity of Pench National Park allures tourists not only from India but also from cross the globe. The regular tiger sighting stories allures the wildlife enthusiasts. Pench Tiger Safari is one of the best wildlife experiences tourists have been looking. Strategically shared between Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh, the park has safari scheduled to times each day (morning and evening), which is different for both the states. The safari timings are also dependent on the season and according to the timings for sunrise or sunset. How to reach Pench National Park By Air The Nagpur Airport is 95 to 100 kms approximately from the Pench National Park. There are regular flights connecting Nagpur to all other major cities in India. By Rail The Seoni Railway Station is about 30 kms from the Pench National Park. It is the closest rail station to Pench and has regular trains running to and from other parts of the country. Tourists also can take a rail route till Nagpur. Then from Nagpur one can reach Pench by road traversing a distance of 102.5 km- roughly a 2 hrs 30 mins drive. By Road Nagpur to Pench -102.5 Km/ 2 hrs 30 mins Drive approx From Jabalpur to Pench- 200 Kms/04 Hrs Drive approx From Khajuraho to Pench- 250 Kms/05 Hrs Drive approx Best time to visit Summer (March till June): The months of summer are hot and humid. The weather is uncomfortable and is difficult for tourists to explore the wildlife to its full. However, for the wildlife lovers summer sometimes turn out to be a fabulous sighting season. Winter (November till Feb): The months of winter season has pleasant weather conditions. As a result, it is the best season to visit Pench National Park. The cool and comfortable temperature makes jungle safari at Pench National Park easy and enjoyable for tourists. It is the best time to explore the region without getting exhausted from the scorching heat. Monsoon (July till September): Monsoon is not the ideal time to visit Pench National Park because of the heavy downpour in the region. Moreover, it is the breeding season of the wild animals, and hence, the park remains closed for tourists.