| Safari Zone (Madhya Pradesh) | Details |
|---|---|
| Core Zones | Touria (Core), Karmajhiri (Core), Jhamtara (Core) |
| Buffer Zones | Khawasa (Buffer), Khumbhpani (Buffer), Masurnala (Buffer), Rukhad (Buffer), Teliya (Buffer) |
| Gypsy Price (Core) Madhya Pradesh | Price (INR per Gypsy) |
|---|---|
| Weekdays (Indian) | 8000 |
| Weekends (Indian) | 9000 |
| Weekdays (Foreigner) | 11000 |
| Weekends (Foreigner) | 10000 |
| Gypsy Price (Buffer) Madhya Pradesh | Price (INR per Gypsy) |
|---|---|
| Weekdays | 7000 |
| Weekends | 7100 |
A safari ride in Pench Safari India Park offers an incredible opportunity to witness diverse wildlife up close. You may spot majestic tigers, agile jackals, sloth bears, playful langurs, various deer species, and a vibrant array of beautiful birds, making for an unforgettable wildlife experience
You can book exciting tour packages for an unforgettable trip to Pench Safari India Park. These packages offer thrilling safari rides, allowing you to explore the park's rich wildlife and scenic landscapes. Along with the adventure, you’ll enjoy a comfortable stay in well-equipped hotels and resorts relaxation.
Choose from a variety of accommodations near Pench Safari India Park, offering a perfect blend of comfort and nature. Stay in beautifully designed lodgings near the jungle, complete with modern amenities for a relaxing and memorable experience experience.
Pench Safari India is a vast and biodiverse wildlife sanctuary located in Madhya Pradesh, India. It shares its boundaries with Maharashtra, spanning the Chhindwara and Seoni districts of Madhya Pradesh. Covering a total area of 757.85 sq. km, the park is divided into two sections: the core area of 292.85 sq. km and a buffer zone of 465 sq. km. The park derives its name from the Pench River, which flows from north to south, dividing it into nearly equal eastern and western halves. This river is a lifeline for the park's rich flora and fauna, making Pench National Park a significant ecological haven..
You might be surprised to learn that Pench Safari India Park is not just home to wildlife but also to humans. There are 10 villages in and around the park, with one village, Filzari, located inside the park itself, while the remaining nine are situated in its outer area. Pench Safari India Park boasts a rich diversity of flora and fauna. Wildlife enthusiasts can spot a variety of animals, including tigers, leopards, wolves, gaurs, four-horned antelopes, sloth bears, monkeys, and several species of deer by booking a Pench Safari. The park is also home to an incredible range of flora, such as Mahua, White Kulu, Salai, Saja, Bijiyasal, Dhaora, and Amaltas, adding to its vibrant ecosystem. The wilderness of Pench has been immortalized in literature, appearing in notable books like Robert Armitage Sterndale's Seonee: Or, Camp Life on the Satpura Range, Forsyth’s Highlands of Central India, and Dunbar Brander’s Wild Animals of Central India. Interestingly, Pench is also known as the Land of The Jungle Book, as it is believed to have inspired Rudyard Kipling’s legendary tale. With its breathtaking landscapes, diverse wildlife, and literary significance, Pench Sfari India Park is a must-visit destination for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts.
Explore our exciting holiday packages for an unforgettable experience in Pench Safari India Park.
with 2 Gypsy Safari
with 01 Gypsy Safari
Enjoy a peaceful nature walk.
Discover the thrill of trekking.
Relax with a boat ride in the wild.
Experience the thrill of night safaris.
After a thrilling safari in Pench, you can explore the area by going on a cycling tour to Rukhad. This can be very adventurous and exciting. You’ll get a unique chance to explore the Pench National Park on a bicycle instead of a gypsy safari.
In their free time, tourists can explore the local villages and weekly haats. They can go there for shopping, and these places are near to the park so they can go on foot or bicycles. The markets take place in villages of Pench such as Vijaypani, Badalpar, Khamba, and Belpath.
By looking at the beautiful stars in the natural environment, one can calm their soul. You can watch the beautiful stars far from the noise of the city in this area. Pench Jungle Camp offers the opportunity to see them from a peaceful location.
In 1998, Pench was designated as a sanctuary covering an area of 757.85 sq. km. Later, in 1983, a portion of 292.85 sq. km. was declared a National Park. In 1992, the Government of India declared the entire 757.85 sq. km., including both the park and the sanctuary, as a Tiger Reserve under Project Tiger.
The core area of 292.85 sq. km., known as Pench Safari Park, was renamed Indira Priyadarshini Pench National Park in 2001. The remaining sanctuary area was designated as Pench Mowgli Sanctuary, with an additional buffer zone of 465 sq. km.
Pench Safari India Park gained international recognition when the BBC selected it as the ideal location to document tiger behavior. They used spy cameras in the jungle to film the documentary Tiger: Spy in the Jungle, which was released in 2008 and narrated by Sir David Attenborough.
Additionally, Pench Safari India Park is famously known as the inspiration behind The Jungle Book, the legendary novel written by Rudyard Kipling.