Book Your Safari Online To Pench National Park

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The jungle that became a book, and now this is famous for its Pench Tiger Sightings.  Pench National Park still brings humans in close contact with wildlife like it did in the iconic 'The Jungle Book. Rudyard Kipling based Mowgli's adventures, and his battle with the furious Sher Khan, at this very place.
Pench National park has several species of animals among which wild gaurs, tigers, leopard, monkeys, and deer, etc, are easily observed.
Recent Tiger Sighting Index was 67.68 % in Pench National Park.
Pench Tiger Sightings

What animals can I see?

The biggest attraction, of course, are Tigers and Leopards that can be seen very often in this park. There are 50+ Tigers, 40+ Leopards in Pench and 18-20 cubs. The most famous Tigresses of this park are Collarwali, Langdi and Patdev.

Besides Tigers and Leopards, you can also spot Sloth Bears, Wild Dogs, Wolf, Golden Jackal, Indian Giant Squirrels, and Jungle cats. There is also Natural trail birding watching where you can spot a variety of birds. Hornbills and Peafowl are common birds found here. You can also easily spot Ducks here. 

What are the key gates and zones?

  • Core zones: Touria, Karmajhiri, Jhamtara, Khursapar and Sillari
  • Buffer zone: Teliya and Rukhad

What is the duration of the Safari?

Morning and evening safaris happen on a daily basis like other parks. The duration of a safari is also 3.5 Hours across all the three gates 

Is there any other place to visit near Pench National Park?

1. Potri village
2.Tribal village for traditional activity
3. Kohka lake sunset point

Where do I stay?

Pench offers a good mix of super deluxe and budget accommodation that WildTrails has partnered with for your stay. 

How do I get there? 

Nearest Airport: Jabalpur and Nagpur
Nearest Railway Station: Jabalpur, Chhindwara & Nagpur

When is a good time to go there?
Starting from now to the summer months! Reach out to our experts for more details.

Pench Recent Sightings

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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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