Kanha National Park

It sits further north toward Jabalpur. Many guests fly into Jabalpur instead of Nagpur specifically to shorten the Kanha leg — ask us about routing it that way.

The hard-ground swamp deer subspecies was down to under 100 animals here in the 1970s. Conservation work in Kanha brought it back from the edge — you won't see this animal anywhere else in the wild.

The Kisli and Sarhi meadows hold the core barasingha population — we route your morning safaris there specifically if that's a priority for you.

Yes — the open maidan grasslands make for easy, unobstructed sightings, and Kanha's size means we can shape a gentle, family-friendly pace without giving up much on wildlife density.

Jabalpur, if Kanha is your main or only stop — it roughly halves the road transfer. Nagpur only makes sense if you're combining Kanha with our other Central India reserves.