Panna National Park is tucked at a distance of 57 km from Khajuraho in the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh. The Park is well known for its large number of ferocious specie- Tiger and wild cats. During the summer season, visitors can encounter the exotic wildlife of the park. Panna National Park is abundant with diverse flora species. It is rich in mixed deciduous forests, while the rocky terrains are covered scrubby vegetation and grass.
Wildlife Attractions
in Panna National Park
The park is one of the most popular Tiger Reserves in the country and home to some of the fascinating wildlife species. Wildlife enthusiasts can spot numerous fauna species such as tigers, leopards, wild dogs, wolves, caracals, hyenas, chinkara, chowsingha, sambar and many more. Visitors can also spend their leisure moments in watching several species of avifauna. The park is a dwelling place to more than 200 bird species like honey buzzard white-necked stork, vulture, babbler, paradise flycatcher, slaty-headed scimitar etc.
Wildlife Safari in Panna National Park
The forest authorities does not provide the facility of jeep safari, therefore the visitors have to arrange their own jeep.
Other Attractions in Panna National Park
Pandav Falls
Nature enthusiasts can relax in the serene and tranquil environment near Pandav lakes. Enhanced with lush green surroundings and fresh cool breeze enchants both mind and soul. The gushing Pandav falls also has a picturesque lake, that mesmerizes the vacationers.
Rajgarh Palace
Rajgarh Palace is an architectural wonder, which is around 150 years old. The palace was built by Bundela ruler- Shatrujit Bundela. It is situated at the foot of Maniyagarh hills, 25 km away form the Khajuraho. The palace is now converted into a heritage hotel for accommodating the tourists.
Khajuraho TemplesKhajuraho Temples is just 57 km from Panna National Park. It is a world heritage site, famous for its exquisite sculptures. The erotic images on the walls of temples allures the tourists from all over the world.
There are several majestic temples located near to Panna National Park. Lakshman temple, Chaunsath Yogni temple, Jagdamba temple, Parsvanath temple are poplar among the tourists.
How to reach Panna National Park
The nearest city located to the park is Khajuraho. It also provides the domestic airport, at a distance of 57 km from the Panna National Park. The closest railhead connecting the park is Satna Railway Station, tucked at a distance of 90 km. Park is also connected with other regions by a good network of roads. Visitors can also reach the park by boarding a bus from Khajuraho or hiring a taxi.
Accommodation in Panna National Park
Tree houses and tourists lodges are available in Panna National Park. Apart from that some staying options are also available at Madla. The other option is to book a room hotel at Khajuraho, situated at a short distance.
