The vivacious wildlife of Bandhavgarh National Park safari booking needs no introduction. This Bandhavgarh national park safari booking possesses a wealth of nature that is unparalleled. Definitely one of the best pick for going on safari to watch the biodiverse park. Royal Bengal tigers are the star of the Bandhavgarh national park safari Park primarily in the central Tala zone. Apart from Royal Bengal Tigers, other animals include white tigers, leopards and deer. The rich mix of sultry forest, Sal trees and lowland is home to bird species, including resident and migratory. A mid-air view of the confined buffer zone and core zone will be an elite experience for the safari lovers.

Tala Zone: It is one of the oldest and most popular zones of Bandhavgarh National Park. Apart from tiger sightings, the zone is also known for its several other attractions. These include the famous Bandhavgarh Fort and the 10th-century tourist attraction the Shesh Shaiya, the idol of Lord Vishnu lying on the Shesh Nag. The idol is also the origin of Charan Ganga which provides life to the park and its various meadows. Umaria is the nearest town (32 km) from the Tala zone.

Magadhi Zone: The zone is also known as Gate 2 of Bandhavgarh National Park. It has several natural and manmade waterholes including Murdhawa, Dabhadhole, Sukhi Patiha and Charkpwaha where tiger sightings have been reported. This zone is characterized by mixed dense forests and grasslands.

Khitauli Zone: This zone is known as Gate 3 of the Bandhavgarh National Park. The forest area has dry-deciduous forests and several tiger sightings have been reported in the past few years. The zone is also home to a herd of migrant wild elephants. Apart from tigers, other animals that can be spotted here include nilgai, chinkara and chausingha. Apart from animals, the zone is emerging as a favorite for birdwatchers.

Dhamokar Zone: 14 km from the Tala Zone, this buffer zone is an extension of the Magadhi Zone and lies between Parasi and Mahaman villages. The Mudgudi dam and a few natural caves of Sehimaada are the major attractions of the zone. The Kadewaha grassland is ideal for spotting wildlife in the zone. 

Johila (Kalwa) Zone: An extension of the Tala zone, the entry point to this zone lies near the Chechpur village. The Johila waterfalls located in this zone attract several tourists during the safari. The waterfall originates from Amarkantak and drains in the Son River.

Entry Formalities – As the entire periphery of the Bandhavgarh National Park; falls under restricted and protected area, so official permission is required to visit the core/buffer area of the tiger territory. An official permit issued by the government for entering into any safari zones of the park is mandatory. The day visit permits are required for Indian nationals as well as foreigners for entering into any tourism zones of BTR.

(Note – Jeep safari amount is non-refundable /non-transferable and non-cancellable, once the safari voucher is issued.)