What are the best ways to get to Bandhavgarh National Park?

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Bandhavgarh is the perfect escape for all the wildlife lovers or we can also say the tiger lovers
who are looking for that one chance to spot for Tiger in Bandhavgarh. The park is not only
famous for its Tiger sightings but also for the other wildlife species. 
Bandhavgarh National Park consists of mixed vegetations ranging from tall grasslands to thick
Sal forest and so is the perfect habitat of variety of animals and birds. Due to varied topography,
the Bandhavgarh provides ample opportunity to Animal Si and some rarely seen animals like
leopard and sloth bear. Due to high wildlife sighting it is becoming popular amongst tourists
visiting India.

Here, we have listed some best ways for you to reach Bandhavgarh.

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Distances from major cities to Bandhavgarh:


Route
Distance
Umaria to Bandhavgarh 
37 km
Katni to Bandhavgarh 
100 km 
Jabalpur to Bandhavgarh
190 km
Khajuraho to Bandhavgarh
250 km
Bandhavgarh to Kanha National Park (Khatia) 
260 km
Bandhavgarh to Panna National Park 
210 km
Bandhavgarh to Pench National Park 
390 km

How to reach Bandhavgarh National Park? 


By Air: 

Domestic airport facilities from Jabalpur(160 km) and Khajuraho(225 km) are available to reach Bandhavgarh. Jabalpur is the nearest city from Bandhavgarh which is also connected to some of the major cities in India. Cabs are also easily available from these airports.

By Train:

All the railway stations have good connectivity from Bandhavgarh. Umaria(37km) and Katni(100 km)  are the nearest railway stations from Bandhavgarh. Jabalpur railway station is also there which is 180 km from Bandhavgarh. These railway stations have direct connectivity from all the major cities in India. For example, Delhi, Mumbai, Jaipur, Bengaluru, Chennai, Haridwar, Agra and many more.

Why WildTrails?

WildTrails provides an easy way of seeing all possible wildlife trips for some of the top exotic wildlife destinations across the world [Currently Supporting India, Kenya & Tanzania] with an end-to-end trip right from your flights, to wildlife resorts to wildlife safaris to  pickup/drops from local airports to even local experiences & that you probably don’t want to miss including 16-hr support via direct chat with our world-class support staff via our App or WhatsApp (in the event of any delays or last-minute issues to any general queries about your plan or destination).

WildTrails uses the network of best tiger tracker experts associated with the particular zone of the park.

WildTrails is the world’s first and only company to bring Sightings Data, analytics into planning Wildlife holidays. WidTrails have all the sightings info (4 years data) to create a predictive metric called the sighting index.
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  1. SwaraAugust 31, 2021 at 10:14 PM

    Bandhavgarh is a good place and it has higher number of tigers, So, it is a good for bandhavgarh tiger safari.

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