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dscn2695_fk.jpgLittle Cormorant
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Little Cormorant – 882 views
dscn2676_fk.jpgPeacock
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Peacock – 672 views
dscn2671_fk.jpgPeacock 6
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Peacock 6 – 805 views1 comments
dscn2669_fk.jpgPeacock 5
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Peacock 5 – 617 views1 comments
dscn2665_fk.jpgPug marks - Tiger cub
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Pug marks - Tiger cub – 614 views
dscn2660_fk.jpgWhite Back Vultures
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White Back Vultures – 613 views
dscn2648_fk.jpgA herd of Barashinga Females
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A herd of Barashinga Females – 849 views1 comments
dscn2643_fk.jpgPug marks - Male Tiger
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Pug marks - Male Tiger – 775 views1 comments
dscn2641_fk.jpgPug marks - Jungle cat
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Pug marks - Jungle cat – 614 views
dscn2638_fk.jpgPug marks - Sloth Bear
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Pug marks - Sloth Bear – 579 views
dscn2619_fk.jpgRock Agama - Psamophilus dorsalis
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Rock Agama - Psamophilus dorsalis – 972 views1 comments
dscn2615_fk.jpgRock Agama - Psamophilus dorsalis
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Rock Agama - Psamophilus dorsalis – 823 views1 comments
dscn2604_fk.jpgTiger sleeping in a bamboo clump
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Tiger sleeping in a bamboo clump – 710 views
dscn2596_fk.jpgElephant Ride
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Elephant Ride – 684 views
dscn2585_fk.jpgSpotted Deer
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Spotted Deer – 591 views
dscn2580_fk.jpgPeacock 3
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Peacock 3 – 690 views
dscn2578_fk.jpgPeacock 2
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dscn2574_fk.jpgSpotted deer
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Spotted deer – 646 views
dscn2572_fk.jpgSpotted deer
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Spotted deer – 555 views
dscn2569_fk.jpgBlue Jay aka Neelkanth
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Blue Jay aka Neelkanth – 694 views
DSC4245_fk.jpgPeacock 1
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Peacock 1 – 666 views1 comments
DSC4222_fk.jpgJungle Owl
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Jungle Owl – 604 views
DSC4175_fk.jpgLittle Green Bee eater
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Little Green Bee eater – 859 views
DSC4254_fk.jpgTigeress Indrani
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Tigeress Indrani – 888 views
DSC4171_fk.jpgLittle Green Bee eater
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Little Green Bee eater – 727 views
DSC4091_fk.jpgA male spotted deer (chital)
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A male spotted deer (chital) – 749 views
DSC4220_fk.jpgScarlet Minivet
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Scarlet Minivet – 674 views
DSCN2713_fk.JPGMale Tiger at Indri - named Rambo
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Male Tiger at Indri - named Rambo – 1359 views12 comments
   
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Kanha's sal and bamboo forests, rolling grasslands and meandering streams stretch over 940 sq. km in dramatic natural splendor. This is the original Kipling country, of which he wrote so vividly in his Jungle Book. The abundance of wildlife species exists even today in Kanha National park, which forms the core of the Kanha Tiger Reserve created in 1974 under Project tiger.The park is the only habitat of the rare hardground barasingha. One of the finest and the best administered National Parks in Asia, an irresistible attraction for all wildlife lovers and a true haven for its animal and avian population.

If the natural splendour at Kanha is to be fully enjoyed, a visitor may have to stay there at least for four days. The best time for visit is from Feb to Jun. The park is closed during the monsoon, from July to October. Light-coloured cottons and woollens are advised. Bright colours can scare away the animals. Bamni Dadar is the most beautiful area of the park. The forest is quite dense here. Adding to the delight of the thick wood is the sight of a sambar or the four-horned antelops crossing the landscape. Government jeeps are available on hire for touring the park. Elephants are used for tiger-tracking. Jackal and sambar are frequently seen. Blackbucks, spotted deer, sambar and jackal are seen often in peripheral meadows. Four-horned antelopes, striped heyna, Indian fox, tiger and wolf are rarely sighted. There are 22 species of mammals in the park. Birds can be watched from the hills. There are 260 species of them, like white-breasted kingfisher, crested serpent, racket-tailed drongo and red-wattled lapwing

A personal account of our first trip can be found here

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