Gondwana or “Land of Ograd” in central India, which includes the Phench Tiger Reserve, passes through Madhya Pradesh and Maharazra. Common languages are Gondi, the spoken language. They depend on forest products for subsistence and livelihoods. The story of Pench is rich and fascinating. Pench's story reveals fascinating and delightful aspects of the culture and life cycle of Pench societies.
The Pennsylvania Tiger Reserve is distributed in two states, the districts of Seoni and Chindur Madhya Pradesh and the Nagpur district of Maharashtra. Pench MP covers around 757 squares of Kms and Maharashtra, covering an additional covering of 741.22 square meters. Km, have also been declared stock titanium tigers. Together, these two are the parents of a breeding tigress, which, in turn, plays an important role in reviving the meta-population of tiger stocks.
Interestingly, according to local knowledge, a boy named Mowgli was brought up in the courtyard of wolves and was found in the village of San Bavadi. The very famous "Book of the Jungle" is based on Mowgli and its national park Pench, described by Rudyard Kipling. Rudyard Kiplings describes Mowgli and his land, Pench National Park, in his famous Jungle Book, which is a collection of short stories written by him using animals to give moral lessons. Also mentioned is the Ben-Ganga Valley, near the village of Kanivadi, where his favorite quaint story is Sher Khan.
During your visit to Pench and a selection of exciting safaris in the jungle of Phench, you will notice that ancient events have occurred.
Living forest: Flaura and Fauna. The wonderful landscape of Pench is hills, dense forest and open meadows. Phench Forest mainly consists of dry deciduous forests, where there are large arrays of ticks, bamboo, Saadji (crocodile tree), ghost tree, mahua and many other fruit trees. In the region there is a strict red soil rich in lime, magnesia, iron, in which dry crops and cotton grow.
The famous Tiger King is the highest living species in the cat family. Laopard is a clever elusive carnivore that manages to maintain itself even in a forest dominated by tigers. Other carnivores include the dhole (wild dog), the jungle cat, a small Indian civilization, wolves, the striped hyena, the bear from the vine, the jackal and the common palm civet that make up the rest of the predatory hut of the Phench Tiger reserve. The prayer of these carnivores - deer, sambhara, blue bulls, bison, etc. D. Most often seen. Although the flying squirrel, porcupine, and Indian pangolin are also residents of the park, identifying any of them is rare.
Bird watching in Pench: Pench National Park is known as a paradise for bird lovers. It has 325 species of birds, which include resident and migratory. Pench is seeking recognition as one of the best in India. The bird is so rich in the national park Panch because water birds are attracted to the reservoir located in the park. Winter migrants include snipers, sandboxes and wagtails. Cormorants, storks, herons, fishing eagles and kingfishers colonized the reserve. The diversity of habitats in Penche is combined with a population of predators and species of prey, which makes it ideal for vultures. Many tourists choose safaris in the jungle of Phench only for sight, which is rare and available only in a few wildlife reserves.
Book a tour to the Phench Tiger (MP) Reserve.
This is for those who are ready to help save the Tiger. The best way is to see them in the wild, because it will make you feel the beauty of the forest and love the animal. Then your desire to help and save the Tiger becomes much stronger.
For all of the usual safari experiences listed above, convenient and best accommodation near the entrance gates of the park plays a vital role to enjoy wildlife in the Pench Department
