Visiting a national park is an exciting experience for everyone. Located in Madhya Pradesh, Bandhavgarh is the only national park in India that stretches across two states. While this park covers a large area, every visitor to this national park must plan well in advance. Before making the trip plan, selecting the best safari zones in Bandhavgarh for Safari is very significant.
There are many safari zones in Bandhavgarh National Park and they are the core zones Tala, Khitauli and Magadhi while the buffer zones are Johila, dhamokhar & Panpatha.
Core Zones:
Tala Zone
Tala zone is the most sought zones among all by tourists. Tiger sighting is best here and this zone has better connectivity with other zones of Bandhavgarh National Park.
Tala Zone Tiger Sighting Video:-
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Magadhi Zone
Magadhi Zone is also known as Gate 2 and this is a striking area with lowland and intense forest. The Magadhi zone is adjacent to the Tala zone. Magadhi zone is also perfect for Tiger Sightings.
Khitauli Zone
Khitauli zone is also famous for off and on tiger sighting. Tourists love its flora and fauna and other wild creatures can also be seen easily.
Khitauli Zone Tiger Sighting Video:-
Buffer Zones:
Buffer zone is blessed with tranquility and privacy that animals deserve. Animals always choose to be at quite places and they do not like safari vehicles around them so sighting becomes difficult sometimes. You never know if your luck favors you got to cover the tiger easily.
The buffer zone is blessed with the tranquility and privacy that animals deserve. Animals always choose to be in quiet places and they do not like safari vehicles around them so sighting becomes difficult sometimes. You never know if your luck favors you got to cover the tiger easily.
Johila Zone
Jeep safaris are available to explore the Johila Zone. There are many scenic spots in the Johila Zone, such as forests, rivers, rivulets, waterfalls, etc., that are likely to draw tourists.
Dhamokhar Zone
Dhamokhar Each day, the park is open to a maximum of 20 jeeps during both shifts, but on Wednesday evenings and on Holi, it is closed to tourists.
Panpatha Zone
Panpatha Zone is known for its scenic forests. Though the chances of spotting a tiger are very slim in this area, you could easily spot some deer grazing on the sides, especially early in the morning. It is also possible to spot wild dogs here, such as dholes.
Dhamokhar Zone Sighting:-
