VIHAANGA

Vihaanga Journeys was founded with a clear vision—to present India in its most authentic, comfortable, and meaningful way for global travelers.

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Address: 27 D 3rd Floor, MIG Flat, Sheikh Sarai, Phase I, Malviya Nagar, Delhi 110017
Call Us: +91 88105 36701
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Overview

Kanha National Park in Madhya Pradesh is arguably one of the most beautiful and well-managed wildlife reserves in India. Famous for inspiring Rudyard Kipling's classic, "The Jungle Book," its sweeping landscapes feature vast grassy meadows, towering Sal forests, and crystal-clear streams. Kanha is globally renowned not just for its thriving population of Bengal Tigers, but also for bringing the spectacular hard-ground Barasingha (swamp deer) back from the brink of extinction. It offers a pristine, storybook wilderness experience.

Best Time to Visit

Mid-October to June. Winters (Nov-Feb) are beautiful for landscapes, while summers (Mar-May) offer the best tiger sightings.

Top Attractions

Kanha Meadows, Sunset Point at Bamni Dadar, Kanha Museum, and sightings of Tigers and Barasingha.

Accommodation Options

Stay in premium luxury safari lodges, rustic eco-friendly camps, and comfortable nature resorts nestled in the buffer zones.

Wilderness Experiences

Immerse in indigenous Baiga tribal culture, enjoy sunset views from Bamni Dadar, and capture stunning wildlife photography.

Top Feature Highlights

Exclusive open-jeep tiger safaris in Mukki and Kanha zones.
See the rare Barasingha in their natural meadow habitat.
Spectacular panoramic sunset views from Bamni Dadar point.

Drives through dense, towering Sal and bamboo forests.
Cultural village walks with the local indigenous Baiga tribe.
Pre-booked permits and expert naturalists accompanying every ride.

Jungle Book Safaris

Experience the real-life setting of Kipling’s tales. Track tigers, leopards, wild dogs (Dholes), and Indian gaurs across breathtaking landscapes.

Baiga Tribal Encounters

Step outside the park for an authentic cultural experience. Interact with the Baiga and Gond tribes, learning about their forest-dependent lifestyle and arts.