TIGER SAFARI IN PENCH TOUR
04 NIGHTS / 05 DAYS
The Jungle Book comes to life at Pench National Park. This significant reserve is located in the Seoni area, formerly Seonee, where Mowgli was born, and is just over 2.5 hours from Nagpur City.
Pench is currently gradually reclaiming its standing as one of the best tiger reserves for a tiger safari in India by creating corridors for tiger mobility between Kanha National Park, Nagzira, and Bor Wildlife Sanctuary.
Although the majority of the reserve is in and around Madhya Pradesh, it spans an area of 2000 sq km in both the states of Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh. The 400 sq. km. Pench Maharashtra core region has gained prominence as a result of the ground-breaking BBC documentary “Tiger: Spy in the Jungle,” in which elephants were trained to capture close-up shots of a dominant tigress and her four offspring from birth to adulthood. The technology used was cutting edge, and the plot was expertly weaved.
One of the highest numbers of spotted deer in India may be found in Pench, and other creatures like the Indian Leopard and the Dhol or Indian Wild Dog coexist there without endangering the area’s 80 or so wild tigers. With sweeping grasslands currently as far as the eye can reach, among the gently sloping hills that are stunning right after the monsoons, there is evidence of big settlements that have been relocated to restore the grasslands.
Detailed Itinerary: Tiger Safari in Pench Tour
Day 01 : Arrival in New Delhi
You will be greeted by one of our representatives when you arrive at the New Delhi Airport. He will see to it that you get at the hotel without incident and assist you in checking in. You will receive and receive explanations of all the documents linked to your travel. Stay the night at the hotel.
Day 02 : New Delhi – Nagpur – Pench (Flight + 100 kms/2 hrs drive from the airport)
From New Delhi Airport, go to Nagpur Airport by domestic aircraft. When you arrive, a representative from our company will welcome you and drive you to Pench. You will go the entire route, which is around 100 km, in about two hours.
Check into the hotel when you get there. Take your first tiger safari in Pench National Park after lunch. One of the most magnificent national parks in Central India, the Pench River runs through this area of gently sloping hills, wide-open meadows, and dense Teak forest. The evenings are a perfect time to observe the flurry of animal activity as they prepare to bed down for the night in Pench, which is home to a broad variety of animals and birds.
Day 03 - 04 : In Pench National Park
Use both days to take advantage of Pench National Park’s morning and evening tiger safaris. One of Central India’s most stunning parks, Pench inspires a strong sense of serenity. It has a healthy population of cats and joins Kanha to form a tiger corridor. It contains a huge variety of birdlife and is also home to many leopards. The River Pench runs through the park and divides it into two distinct areas: east and west. Meals and lodging at the resort.
Day 05 : Pench – Nagpur – New Delhi (100 kms/2 hrs drive to the airport + flight)
On this morning, go on your final tiger safari jeep drive in Pench national park. Return to the resort for a quick lunch before returning to Nagpur to catch a flight to New Delhi.
When you arrive in Delhi, one of our employees will welcome you and help you check in for your subsequent flight.
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