Most Common Mistakes made by Tourists who Visits wilds of Madhya Pradesh for the first time. The state of Madhya Pradesh houses over 25 wildlife sanctuaries and 9 national parks stretched over 10,862 sq. km. You can explore various biogeographical zones in a huge network of protected zones. The state government has taken massive efforts […]
15 June 2020 is going to be Awesome Date for Bandhavgarh National Park Due to COVID 19, lots of tour-related jobs are gone. Although everyone is surviving but the situation of the places where tourism is the only business, the condition became more critical. As the coronavirus pandemic has not been controlled completely, neither vaccine
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Bandhavgarh National Park, which is well known for a huge population of Royal Bengal Tigers in India, has again been in the news for cubs for a good reason. Tiger reserve officials have spotted 6 new tiger cubs and 3 leopard cubs during the patrolling. They are around 3 to 5 months old according to
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Did you know that there is another reason to visit Kanha National Park in Madhya Pradesh? Tourists visit here to witness the iconic Bengal Tigers and rich variety of flora and fauna species. If you are planning to visit Kanha National Park this winter, don’t forget to visit Kakaiya village located in Anjaniya forest region
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Over 80% of the population across national parks in central India like Bandhavgarh, Kanha, Pench, Satpura and Panna is tribal. The daily lives of most of the tribal people living around these national parks depend on tourism and hospitality. This effect may not go away within 2 to 3 years. Coronavirus Outbreak and its effect
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