Accommodation in Kanha National Park
Aranyak Resort Kanha
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Where modern comfort meets traditional charm
Situated in the heart of central India, Kanha National Park is recognized as the largest national park of Madhya Pradesh. Spread across 940 sq km of land, the national park is home to more than 100 Bengal Tigers, the national park offers its visitors to witness the endangered species with the help of jungle and tiger safaris. The park is also considered the best-maintained national park in the entire Asia and therefore is a common place for tiger enthusiasts. Apart from tigers, the park is also a renowned conservation centre for Baradighi, an endangered wild animal.
Kanha National Park due to its vast grasslands and pleasant climatic conditions is home to a wide species of birds making it a go-to place for bird lovers and ornithologists. From historical forts to some of the iconic waterfalls, the national park offers its visitors unforgettable experiences.
Kanha Museum is among the most visited sites among tourists of Kanha National Park. Situated at a distance of 11km away, the museum offers a glimpse of the rich biodiversity and history of the park. The museum also houses numerous charts and graphs that give detailed insights about the forest area.
Popular for its historic remains, Mandla is home to numerous ancient forts and holy temples that hold rich cultural and religious significance for the local people. The region is located in between the tributaries of the Narmada River which gives tourists a splendid view of the overall surroundings. Located at a distance of 35km from the Kanha National Park, Mandla is a must-visit place.
Built in the year 1936-39 AD, the Kawardha Palace is an iconic landmark located at a distance of 91km from Kanha National Park. Spread over 11 acres of land the majestic palace is built with Italian marble and stone which reflects the architectural marvel of the bygone era. Tourists are also allowed to spend a night in this palace where they can get the opportunity to relive the royal lifestyle.
Amarkantak is a sacred pilgrimage site, located at the Vindhya and Satpura mountain ranges. It is also renowned as being the birthplace of the holy Narmada River which attracts devotees and nature enthusiasts from all over the country. The place is also popular for Udgam Temple and Kalachuri Era’s Pataleshwar Mahadev Temple, which holds a rich cultural and religious significance for the Hindu devotees. Situated at a distance of 159 km from Kanha National Park, Amarkantak is a must-visit destination in this region.
