Amazing Things to do in Satpura National Park

 Satpura National Park, situated in the lap of Central India is a fine example of natural beauty. Set up in 1981, this park is located in the Hoshangabad area of Madhya Pradesh and is spread over Satpura slopes on good highlands of Central India. The national park adjoints the beautiful hill station Pachmarhi and forms area of 1427 sq.km. subsequent to encasing Pachmarhi and Bor Wildlife Sanctuary. The delighted scene of Satpura National Park speaks 1,000 perspectives. As one of the best English writers John Keats had said, " A thing of beauty is a joy forever," the words are consistent with the dazzling magnificence of the recreation center that comprises of thick woods, stimulating creeks, gorges and wetlands, mountain landscape and is luxurious in its vegetation. You can explore this natural beauty during Satpura jungle safari.

Things to do in Satpura National Park

Wildlife Safari: The Satpura Safari has its own happiness and rush. The safari tickets can be reserved online through the Nature’s Sprout. One more way of Satpura safari booking is through the hotel wherein you have chosen to remain. 

Morning jeep safari begins at the morning and finishes at 11.00 hrs though evening safari starts at 2.30 hrs and closes at sunset and the timings might differ according to the season. To get to the Madhai entry gate, a boat is utilized to cross the Denwa River where the jeep waits for the Madhai Gate Safari and takes them further into the forest.

There are three routes in which the jeep safari should be possible, Keria Route, Lagda Route and Churna Route. Churna course is the longest spread more than 30 kms. It is an entire road trip and incorporates a few pieces of Keria course and intruding various courses isn't permitted. Booking charges, park rates and different information all are accessible on the site https://naturessprout.com/.

There is additionally a Satpura Full Day Safari begins at 6:30 hrs and finishes at 17:00 hrs that again can booked online. Like different parks of Madhya Pradesh in Satpura likewise absolute eight individuals are permitted in one jeep out of which six are sightseers and the other two are the aide and the driver who are necessary. 

Boat Safari and Canoeing: To become agreeable with the Denwa River and to feel the created nature, one hour boat safari is an incredible way of doing as such. A woodland guide is compulsory in boat safari also. What's more, the people who need to fiddle themselves into the excitement of water, kayaking is the way of looking for that experience. 

Enjoy nature by walking: Experiencing the woods by walking has its own advantages. Satpura National Park offers walking safari in which sightseer’s explore the forest joined by a prepared naturalist and gets an opportunity to interface with nature and untamed life while strolling in the thick woodlands. 

Elephant Safari: An extraordinary safari coordinated by the recreation center administration, this Satpura safari has its own appeal. The travelers are driven by a Mahout and they will see the wilderness by sitting on an elephant's back. 

Accommodation: 

Satpura offers both luxury and Budget resorts in Satpura. You can book the resorts online. In these resort you can experience luxury as well adventure you can also enjoy camping thrill.

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My trip to Kanha National Park

We arrived at Kanha National Park in our jeeps, accompanied by a sharp-eyed guide, ready to discover the secrets of the forest. Like everyone on the Kanha Full Day Safari, we were looking for Sher Khan, the big cat who Rudyard Kipling so lovingly vilified and immortalised at the same time in his Jungle Book. We were tracking the tiger during Kanha jungle safari, by following pugmarks, keeping our eyes peeled for signs of dragged kill and listening for alarm calls. In spite of all that, the majestic animal just wouldn’t oblige us with its presence. The next day, we went along for what is sometimes derisively called the ‘tiger show’, an orchestrated encounter with the cat. This uses a sophisticated radio system to communicate the movements of the tiger — all of this happens while you sip coffee at the visitor centre and wait for your turn to clamber on to an elephant at Kanha National Park.

A royal tiger sighting

As expected, our first sighting of the tiger was atop an elephant — the striped animal had just hunted, and, as was clear from a carcass, made a meal of a big cheetal. He was so desperate to rest that he lifted his head just twice even when three elephants hovered above him. The fact that this sighting was stage-managed, surprisingly, didn’t take away the thrill of spotting a tiger in his lair. After this encounter, we hopped back into our jeeps and drove off towards a direction where, we were told, we would be able to spot wild dogs. Slim, red and bushy-tailed, wild dogs or dholes are the most feared savages in the jungle. We spotted half a dozen dholes, which had just finished taking down, and eating, three cheetal.

They were roving through the grasses close to Shravantal, a beautiful water body where the chances for sighting birds are very high. There were more stunning views in store. In the evening, we enjoyed a picturesque drive to Bamhanidadar, the highest motorable point in the Park at 2,865ft, once used as an airstrip for hunting parties. By the road, the forests changed from sal and bamboo to mixed trees, the soil became loamier and the hills reflected the mood of the skies. One should never miss taking the Kanha Safari when here. Never!!

At the Sunset Point at Bahmnidadar, we were once again rewarded with a spectacular view of the entire Banjar River Valley. Perhaps the best part of our Kanha jungle safari packages was when, during our drive around the forest, a swarm of antlers belonging to a company of barasingha emerged out of tall grass. Just over three decades ago, the barasingha population in the Park had gone down considerably and the species was close to extinction. As the deer shook their antlers, it seemed as if they were telling us their success story. It’s one tale that we would always be glad to hear, again and again.

The Kanha National Park

Kanha National Park is 2,000 sq km in size. It occupies a horseshoe- shaped valley and grasslands surrounded by the Satpura mountains, at heights ranging between 1,500ft and 3,000ft. Comprising the Banjar and Halon valleys of the erstwhile princely provinces of Central India, this area became a hunting ground for the British from 1879-1910. In 1933, Kanha was established as a sanctuary. It was declared a National Park in 1955. The Park plays host to a rare species of barasingha — swamp deer — which live in a hardground habitat. You can spot these wildlife through different gates safari like Kanha Gate Safari, Kisli Gate Safari, Sarhi Gate Safari and Mukki Gate Safari. It’s believed that the name Kanha was derived from the texture of the soil found in this area. The soil is sandy in Banjar Valley in the Kanha, Kisli and Mukki ranges. In the lower pockets, the soil is finely textured and tends to be somewhat clayey. It is locally called kanhar, and this apparently gave the National Park its name. Though it is one of India’s better-protected Project Tiger reserves, conservationists do have their worries about Kanha. This is due to its proximity to some villages, and its closeness to Nagpur, which is known as an illegal wildlife trade hub in Central India.

Location

Kanha and its Maikal Range, part of the Satpura Range, carves itself on to the eastern profile of Madhya Pradesh.

Distances

242 km NE of Nagpur, 489 km SE of Bhopal Route from Delhi NH2 to Agra; NH3 to Biaora; NH12 to Jabalpur via Bhopal; NH12A to Mandla; district roads to Kanha (Kisli) via Bamhni. 

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Bandhavgarh Zones and Tigers

Bandhavgarh tiger reserve located in Vindhya hills of Umaria district is home to one of the majestic felidae species known as Bengal Tiger. The Bengal tiger is a tiger from a specific population of the panther tigris subspecies that is native to the Indian subcontinent. The park is known to have World’s highest density of Bengal tiger 

In Bandhavgarh there are 3 core zone & 3 buffers, the total area of 1200 sq km is a home ground of over 50 tigers at present. 

Inside the park there are 12 natural water holes which is a treat 

TALA ZONE- The renowned and most visited safari zone in Bandhavgarh is Tala entry gate. This is also the place where Bandhavgarh fort is located. The Shaih Shaiya, or a large statue of lord Vishnu reclining on a seven- hooded serpent, positioned in a green pool of water, is assumed to be the source of the Charanganga River. The topography consists of rocky mounds emerging abruptly from swampy, thickly wooded valleys& dense bamboo growth. Big meadows like chakradhara, the marshland like Sidhababa is in this zone. 

At the entry & exit points you will find 2 attentions -grabbing sign posts. At the entrance says, “Dear friends, my sighting in wild is a matter of chance….I request you to enjoy this park in its total wilderness.” & at the exit point, “Perhaps you may not have seen me but please don’t be disappointed. I have seen you. 

Even today this place basks in the glory of SITA & CHARGER, perhaps the most photographed tigers of the park. Visit this zone to feel their presence.  

TALA ZONE TIGERS:

1) BANBEHI 

2) BHEETRI 

3) CHAKRADHARA 

4) SPOTTY

5) KAJRI 

6) GHODA DEMON MALE

7) TRIDENT

8) RAJBEHRA’S SON – R1

9) RAJBEHRA’S SON – R2

10) RAJBEHRA’S SON – R3

11) SAMRAT

12) SOLO

13) BAMERA’S SON 

14) MANGU 

MADHAI ZONE- Magdhi entry gate in Bandhavgarh has a lure of its own recorded beautiful sighting in last few years. Magdhi gate adjoins Tala gate and is situated on the periphery of the park having offers the scenic flora and fauna. This zone delights the enthusiasts with its pristine beauty ----- the mixture of dense forest & meadows, the mix vegetation of Sal &Savannahs makes this an adobe of spotted deer, Sambhar deer, Barking deer, Indian Gaur & Jungle Cat.

MADHAI ZONE TIGERS:

1) ARAHARIA FEMALE

2) DOTTY

3) SUKHI CUB 1

4) SUKHI CUB 2

5) DHABADHOL FEMALE

6) CHOTA CHARGER

7) DOTTY’S CUB 1

8) DOTTY’S CUB 2

9) DOTTY’S CUB 3

10) MAM

KHITAULI ZONE- The best thing about Khitauli zone is that the higher density of tigers resides in this part of the forest & the influx of new tigers for territory, happens from the buffer area adjoining it. 

KHITAULI TGERS

1) CHOTI MAHAMAN

2) BHEEM

3) CHATAIPAT BACCHI

4) DARHA CUB – NIGAH NALA

5) DARHA CUB – KATIBAH FEMALE

6) DARHA CUB 1- BAJRANG

7) DARHA CUB 2

8) DARHA CUB 3

9) CHOTA BHEEM

10) KUMBHI KACHAAR FEMALE

11) RAA FEMALE

12) KUMBHI KACHAAR MALE

13) DARHA FEMALE

14) TARA

15) MUDATARA

16) PANNA LAL 

DHAMOHAR ZONE- Dhamokhar gate in Bandhavgarh is becoming one of the preferred zones for Bandhavgarh jungle safari. Great sightings have been recorded in the past, though it is considered aspart of buffer zone, but is visited, while Tala, magadhi, Khitauli are booked. 

PANPATHA ZONE- Panpatha gate in Bandhavgarh borders Khitauli gate and is the second gate in buffer zone after Dhamokhar and is scenic. The entrance of Panpatha gate is via Pachpedi and at times there have been Tiger sightings. (Sukhi, Rajbehrabacchi & Jhoomri are often sighted at these zones)

JOHILA ZONE- Johila gate in Bandhavgarh is the third and the last gate amongst the buffer zones and the entrance of Johila gate is via Cheshpur/Gajwahi. Cheshpur Water Fall in Johila Streamis a must visit once during your Bandhavgarh Package tour

Yet the tiger is not the only attraction in Bandhavgah , Others fauna such as Leopard, Sambhar, Barking deer, wild boar, Gaur, Chausingha , Sloth Bear, Ratel, Grey Mongoose, Striped Hyena, Jungle Cat, Dhole & Small Indian Civet quiet abundant in all zones

For birdwatchers, the place is a veritable source of attraction with common sighting that includes species like Egrets, lesser adjutant stork, Sarus crane, Crested Serpant Eagle, Brown fish owl, kingfisher & Vultures. For more alert observer, the Small Indian Civet, Gray Mongoose, along with Reptiles like the Cobra, Indian rock Python, Krait, Rat sanke & Vipers are ready to oblige. 

You can spot these tigers during your Bandhavgarh Safari. Nature’s Sprout offer you Bandhavgarh safari booking to explore more wildlife. To observe nature you can book best Resorts in Bandhavgarh.

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All you need to know about Sundarban National Park

Sundarban National Park is located 109 KM away from the bustling metropolitan of Kolkata, Sundarbans National park is an unquestionable requirement visit during the winters! Sundarban is the biggest mangrove woods on the planet and has been pronounced as an UNESCO legacy site. These mangrove timberlands are spread across a complete space of 10,000 square kilometer (out of which 4,000 sq. KM are in India). While Sundarban tigers are the greatest vacation destinations here, however a Sundarban visit is additionally about reclaiming home a pack brimming with remarkable encounters. Furthermore, this makes Sundarban one of the most engaging spots to visit close to Kolkata.

Named after the 'Sundari' trees that make up the wildernesses here. While the greatest attractions of Sundarban Park are the Royal Bengal Tigers, there are numerous different animals in this swamp land. Some animals are crocodiles, Olive Ridley turtles, fishing felines and flying foxes. During the winters the banks of the water-bodies are loaded up with numerous types of bright transient birds. The best time to visit Sundarban is among November and March. If you are planning sundarban tour then we offer you the best sundarbantour package for you.

 

How to reach Sundarban National Park?

By Air : Dum (166kms), is the closest air terminal at Kolkata.

By rail : The closest railhead is at Canning, 48 kms away.The closest town is Gosaba, 50 kms away.

By Road : The Sunderbans guests, who need to go by street, can either take the public vehicle from Kolkata to Canning and further Canning to Godkhali or recruit the private taxi or taxi to reach straightforwardly to Godkhali from Kolkata. The distance from Kolkata to Godkhali and Canning are around 120 km and 64 km separately. At Godkhali, you can get into the boat to additionally investigate the woodland.

 

Why to Visit Sundarban?

There are many reasons to visit Sundarban National park regardless of whether you have as of now gone on an outing to other Tiger spots of India. Most importantly, the eco-framework in Sundarban is totally one of a kind. While other National parks and Tiger reserves are land-based, this one is worked around water! Also, specialists accept the Tigers here are rare specimens. While existing together with the people and staying in water encompassed settings they have gotten numerous extraordinary abilities. The Sundarban tigers are not scared of people (which creatures in wild generally are)! They can likewise swim in the water, which again challenges the overall conduct of Tigers across the world. Aside from this, Sundarban visits should be possible just on boats. Furthermore, the boats wriggle past forested zones of Sundarban. Sporadically you get a brief look at crocodiles sunbathing on the banks and vivid birds. Yet, in case you are fortunate you can observer a Tiger crossing the water or looking out for the shores for its prey!

 

Sundarban National Park Safari

The sundarban jungle safari is not normal for some other. It must be done absolutely on boats! You will be going through the brooks and streams, generally during elevated tide time (as the progression of water makes the channels simple to explore). During the low tide, wonder about the "mudflats". You can pick either AC or Non-AC boats for your sundarbanboat safari. For a roadtrip, the boats will take you to various lookouts around the center space of the backwoods (like Sajnekhali and Sudhanyakhli). Assuming the safari is over one evening, your boat will end at Gosaba (the greatest town before the backwoods begins). Assuming you have settled on a houseboat style convenience in Sundarban, the boat would moor almost an island or town right external the primary park region.

 

As for animal spotting, the chances of spotting a Royal Bengal Tiger right at natural habitat are enhanced on the off chance that you take a visit through the national park during the low tide hours. But if you don’t see tigers then don’t feel sad, you must enjoy natural beauty of Sundarban National Park through sundarbans safari. The timings of Sundarbans National Park are: 7 AM – 5 PM.

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Everything you need to know about Nainital

Situated in the province of Uttarakhand, India is Nainital the famous Himalayan town resort. Sparkling like a sparkling gem in the Himalayan Mountains this impeccable slope station draws both homegrown and worldwide vacationers. Nainital is included commonly's abundance and lakes consequently making it a heaven for nature lovers.

While going out to another destination is always exciting, it is still best to do a little research and have direct data regarding where you're going. This guarantees that you don't pass up various things remembering the best hotels in Nainital, the best business sectors for shopaholics, interesting touring spots and the best eating places around in addition to other things. Here is all that you need to know whether you're a first time guest to Nainital.

 

How to reach Nainital

You can reach Nainital from Delhi either through air, street or by rail. By Road, the time requires around 8 hours to get to the destination from Delhi. Since there is no air terminal in Nainital, the closest one is situated in Pantnagar which is around 2 hours away. It is very much associated with Delhi and Mumbai through Air India, Spice Jet, and Jet Airways. The closest train station is about an hour away at Kathgodam. The time requires around 6 hours from Delhi.

Best time to visit Nainital

With respect to the climate, the best an ideal opportunity to visit this vacationer location is from March to June and from September to November. In July and August, Nainital encounters weighty downpours and avalanches are known to occur. It is additionally freezing from November to February with periodic snow among December and January. Pinnacle season typically begins mid-April to mid-July just as the Diwali excursion season among October and November.

Hotels in Nainital

We offer the luxurious budget accommodation in Nainital.  Nainital willows is a peaceful destination away from the hustle bustle of Nainital, Visit us and enrich your holiday in Nainital or honeymoon in Nainital with added romance and retreat your loved ones with a perfect getaway.  We offer the lake view resort nainital with excellent amenities, homely food and 24 hrs room services makes the stay comfortable of our guests.

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Adventurous wildlife trip to Kanha National Park

The weekend occasions are not far off and you feel like you need a break from the busy life. Anyway this time, would you say you are paying special mind to some astonishing outing, towards the wild side and need to keep away from the standard excursions to mountains or sea shore? In case it is thus, pack your bags and go to Kanha woods in Madhya Pradesh, that serves perfect destination of wilderness. Plan your tour with Nature’s Sprout and spends amazing vacations in Madhya Pradesh.

This National park covers area of 940 square km and is perhaps the best park in India. The immaculate woodland is the magnificent heaven for the untamed life devotees and nature lovers. With an thrilling kanha safari offers the flourishing vegetation, stunning fauna alongside the captivating avifauna. As in this deep and beautiful forest you can spot out the lovely wildlife like Sambar, the stripped Deer, the Bison, the Barasingha and numerous other excellent birds in their normal habitat. For going into the Kanha woodland there are 3 gates. Kanha-Kisli gate, Mukki entry gate and Sarai Gate.

A trip to Kanha National Park of Madhya Pradesh stays fragmented without seeing the tiger. If you love adventure then you must visit this spot to get in close experiences with the tigers. It's smarter to visit the backwoods in the first part of the day just as in the early evening, to encounter the different methods of the woods. In case you are fortunate enough you may get a look of the popular Royal Bengal tiger. It's an abrupt rush when we go over a tiger meandering unreservedly in the wild of the thick timberland. The best time to visit Kanha National Park is in the months from October to June. In this way, assemble your loved ones and set out for an intriguing natural life visit and book your Kanha Jungle Safari with Nature’s Sprout.

Aside from the tigers, you will get just entranced by the marvelous magnificence of nature. Meander through the lavish vegetations and catch a brief look at the beguiling slopes. The peaceful invigorating air establishes an ideal climate to unwind, loosen up yourself and kick back your pressure.

Regardless of whether you are respecting the regular magnificence of the woodlands, or just following the natural life strides, catch each second to make it significant.

So what are you waiting for? Get kanha jungle safari booking and head out for adventurous trip to Kanha National park Madhya Pradesh to get the best experience of wildlife and nature.

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