Holiday at Pench National Park

by Uday Patel Seo Professional & Content Writer India

One of the best tiger safari destinations it is crowded with tourists all the time. The tigers are most visible animals in the park but wait there is much more to see at Pench. You can across a sight of a leopard on the hunt, sloth bear rubbing its back or wild dogs chasing a deer.

The destination is the best place to see the bison or a Nilgai antelope in the wild. Large number of birders arrive here on tour to see the abundant avian species. Pench is truly a popular place. Kipling based his book "Jungle Book" on the forests of Seoni hills which are now the National Park.

This is also a good place to see the Indian wolves found in the outer areas. The pristine forests and thrilling encounters with wild animals make your holiday memorable. Jungle tracks and village tours organised by the resorts add much to your experience of this amazing destination. Watching birds on the outskirts and the meeting with local village folks adds to the pleasure of spending time in the wilderness of Central India.

Visiting a destination on tiger safari is exciting with tremendous photo opportunities and sighting of rare animals and birds.

In order to make your holiday a big success the wildlife resorts leave no stone unturned. The luxurious accommodation delicious food and lots of recreation makes your stay worth money and time spent. The popular resorts in Pench National Park have a good reputation. They also assist you in organising the excursions in the park which requires permits.

Though a three day stay is required to search for tigers but spending more time assures success especially for birds and wildlife photographers.

You can contact Pench hotels for accommodation through their website. And when confirmed you can request them for permits as well. They also assist you in local travel arrangements.

In order to reach Pench you can fly from New Delhi to Nagpur Airport. It is about two hours drive from there. You can also drive two hundred kilometers to reach from Jabalpur and nearly the same time to reach from Kanha National Park in Central India.