Panna National Park Jungle Safari

Old woodlands of teak and acacia lay washed in the warm sparkle of the morning sun. We drove along the immense spread of the Ken River flung with little islands, moved up a level dabbed with beautiful molten rocks, crossed percolating streams and fields in shades of harvest time, and showed up at the most pleasant sight – a 200 meter high crevasse, with two superb cascades, encircled by thick greenery, and a stream twisting in the valley underneath. Sitting on the rocks, we had tea and rolls while watching vultures fly around the precarious chasm! Panna Tiger Reserve (otherwise known as Khajuraho National Park) has broken my relationship of untamed life parks with natural life alone. I trust these photos, taken with my Sony Cybershot, will do likewise for you!   Backwoods RIVER ISLANDS IN PANNA NATIONAL PARK which look especially lavish exactly when the recreation center opens on October fifteenth, after the rainstorm season.   CLOSE ENCOUNTER WITH A FEMALE SAMBAR DEER The

Panna National Park is situated in Panna and Chattarpur locale of Madhya Pradesh in India. It is covering in a space of 210 Sq Mi. It was proclaimed by the public authority of India in 1993 as the 22nd Tiger save if India and the fifth tiger hold of Madhya Pradesh. Panna Tiger save accomplishes the honor of best kept up tiger hold in year 2007 from the public authority of India. The environment of this park changes in each season as it's lovely in winters however searing in the warmth of summer. The rainstorm comes here in the long stretch of June and brings weighty precipitation a few times which makes this park so excellent and loaded with nature views. Ken River is the wellspring of water to this natural life over time as You will discover may imperiled types of warm blooded animals and birds in this park. They have tigers, dears, sambars, cheetal, hyna , vultures and so forth The Raneh falls is the most fascinating cascades situated inside the recreation center and consistently