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Tigers in Jungle Water |
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Bison in Kanha |
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According to Rudyard Kipling,Kanha National Park, located in the Mandla district of Madhya Pradesh, is the most spectacular protected wildlife reserves of the world. It covers an area of 1,940 sq.kms and is one of the largest and best monitored parks in the subcontinent and definitely one of best place in the world to see the critically endangered Tiger.
The great sal forest of Kanha National Park,stretching across Maikal hills of Satpura range,has inspired Rudyard Kipling to write the English classic- The Jungle Book. If there is one animal species to represent the Kanha,it would probably be the barasingha or the swamp deer. The swamp deer was faced with extinction but some keen measures which included fencing off some animals helped to save them. |
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The main wildlife attractions in the park are tiger,bison,gaur,sambhar,chital,barasingha,barking deer, jackal fox,porcupine,hyena,jungle cat,python,pea fowl,monkey,mongoose,tiger and leopard.
There are near about 350 species of birds in Kanha and if you are a bird watcher then this is certainly going to amuse you.
You can enjoy the wildlife safari both by the jeep safari or by the elephant safari. You can view and enjoy wildlife at Kanha too from the elephant back. The elephant safari will give you a real chance to explore the spot flora and fauna in the park in a better way. |
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