How to Enjoy Bandhavgarh Night Safari

In Central India the Bandhavgarh National Park is very important National Park. It is situated in Vindhya hills and eastern part of Satpura range, Madhya Pradesh. It covers total area of 1536 sq.kms. It combines the area of all three districts which are Umaria, Katni and Shadol of Madhya Pradesh.  

Bandhavgarh National Park has a rich flora and fauna. This National park is lush green forest which has large number of sal trees and mixed deciduous forest. The many part of the park has bamboos and green grass meadows.

The Bandhavgarh National Park is very famous for tigers and it has largest population of Royal Bengal Tigers. Sometimes during Bandhavgarh jungle safari you can see almost 8 tigers per sq. kms. This is the reason why Bandhavgarh National Park is one of the most popular than Ranthambore, pench National Park and most visited National Park in India. There are more than 80 leopards, more than 100 Royal Bengal Tigers, more than 30 species of birds, more than 34 types of mammals and more than 70 species of butterflies are found in this park while doing Bandhavgarh safari.


How to reach Bandhavgarh National Park

This National Park is located in Madhya Pradesh state and it is well connected many major cities like Mumbai, Delhi, Banglore, Nagpur, Jabalpur, Hyderabad and Kolkata. Below is the information about how to reach Bandhavgarh National Park.

By Road:

The Bandhavgarh National Park is easily accessible by road and is well connected to cities like Umaria and Katni.

The distance from Umaria to Bandhavgarh is 22 kms and this is the closest town to Bandhavgarh

The distance from Katni to Bandhavgarh is 95 kms. The most of travelers came from Jabalpur Hyderabad, Katni, Nagpur and Mumbai.

By Air:

The Jabalpur airport is the closest airport to Bandhavgarh National Park. It is located at a distance of 159.5 kms from Bandhavgarh and it takes around 3 hours, 40 minutes to reach Bandhavgarh national park. The Varanasi airport is the nearest International airport. The cabs and taxi services are available to reach Bandhavgarh.

By Train:

The closest railway station is Umaria and Katni. Umaria station is located at 22 kms and katni is located at 95 kms. The cabs and taxi services are available to reach Bandhavgarh.

 

Bandhavgarh Night Safari

For wildlife and nature lovers the Bandhavgarh Night safari again restarted. The tourist can spot beautiful wildlife and spot the actions of animals in night also. For night Bandhavgarh Safari booking the two buffer zones are open which are Parasi & Pachpedi. But the B-7 Panpatha is the third zone now opened for tourist. Now, you will get different and most thrilling experience during Bandhavgarh night safari.

Some important guidelines for night safari

The Bandhavgarh National Park issued some very important guidelines you need to follow during safari.

1.      - 7 pm to 9 pm is the standard timing for Bandhavgarh night safari.

2.      - People can avoid disturbing wild animals and trees during safari.

3.       -Do not use direct torch or any phone flash lights to click photographs of animals.

4.       -Very limited number of jeeps or safari vehicles is allowed for night safari.

 

Objective of Starting Bandhavgarh Night safari

-The night bandhavgarh safari will attract a more noteworthy number of vacationers. It will likewise support vacationer openings for local people and backwoods inhabitants. It will give work freedoms to merchants, cafés, resorts and retailers.

Booking Bandhavgarh resort is necessary

To fully enjoy your Bandhavgarh Package to a great extent, it is very much important to book Bandhavgarh resort in advanced. The Bandhavgarh stay could be in luxury or in a budget resort but you need you to get full assurance of online resort booking in Bandhavgarh. You can explore number of resorts and hotels in Bandhavgarh to make your stay comfortable and memorable. Try to book hotel near safari gates so that it will be easy for your safari.

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