THE NOMAD TRAVELLER presents BANDHAVGARH TIGER and WILDLIFE RESERVE - MADHYA PRADESH

THE NOMAD TRAVELLER presesnts BANDHAVGARH NATIONAL PARK - MADHYA PRADESH

Bandhavgarh was instituted as National Park in 1968,
before being instituted the areas around Bandhavgarh
were a game reserve for Royal Families of India with no
conservation measures in place.

Bandhavgarh National Park is approximately 450 square
kilometres of park are open to tourist and has a
population of around 60 tigers. The park is mainly
dense forest of mainly Sal and Bamboo constituting the
hilly areas of the park and a mixed diversity of forest
in the valleys and slopes.

Bandhavgarh National Park is also home to a varied
population of wild life such as the Cheetal, Axis,
Panthera Pardus, Leopards, Indian Bison, Sambhar,
The Barking Deer, Blue Bull ( Neelgai), Caracal,
wolf and the hyena amongst other small and other species
of animals are found in the Park.

A lesser known major fact about the Bandhavgarh National
Park is that most of the tigers in Bandhavgarh are
the descendents of a famous tiger called "CHARGER". He
had a habit of charging at tourists and Elephants in order
to scare them and he was good at it, also a female tigress
by the name of "SITA" was a very famous tigress, considered
to be the most photographed tiger (tigress) in the world,
she once also appeared on the cover the NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC
MAGAZINE.

For more information, reservations and bookings, please
contact on the following :

Phone : +91 9910036960
Email : ian@thenomadtraveller.in
Web : www.thenomadtraveller.in