Kanha National Park is one of the most visited destinations is situated in one of the most amazing Indian states Madhya Pradesh and is a true haven for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers. It was established in the year of 1955. It is spread over 940 square kilometers.
It is so popular and ideal this is the reason that Rudyard Kipling took inspiration from this national park for his classic “The Jungle Book.” in that book it is clearly described that the national park is home to diverse flora and fauna. But the park is not only about plants and animals but also the activities it offers to visitors. One of the most popular activities offered by the national park is the jeep safari, but in this activity, safari zones play an important role. Each zone gives you a different wildlife experience. So today in this blog, we are going to discuss the safari zones in Kanha National Park.
A virtual trip to Jeep Safari Zones:
1. Kanha Zone: The Kanha Zone is the most preferred area of the national park and it is well-known for its type of vegetation so you are going to witness dense forests, vast meadows, and breath-taking landscapes in this zone. In this zone you can witness one of the most popular animals of this national park Royal Bengal Tiger, making it a prime location for tiger sightings. While exploring this zone, you have a great chance to witness other fascinating animals as well such as leopards, sloth bears, Indian wild dogs, and several species of deer. The Kanha Zone provides an incredible opportunity to immerse yourself in the beauty of the pure and natural wildlife of the park.
2. Kisli Zone: The Kilsli Zone is the zone that is mostly preferred by visitors who love bird-watching because this zone is literally a paradise for bird lovers. You can witness over 1300 species of birds in this zone. Some of the most popularly spotted birds in this zones are colorful kingfishers, hornbills and majestic Indian vultures. This zone provides you with plenty of opportunities to capture breath-taking moments. But is this zone just about birds? So fortunately the answer is a big NO! Because along with the amazing birdlife, you can also witness tigers, gaurs and many beautiful species of deer in this zone.
3. Mukki Zone: If you are someone who is seeking a break from chaotic city life and want a peaceful but beautiful place in the middle of nature then Mukki Zone is it for you. This zone is comparatively less crowded and will take you a little closer to the wildlife of the national park. The most common vegetation that you are going to spot in this zone is beautiful Sal forests and Bamboo groves which enhance the aura of the zone. And it is peaceful it doesn’t mean that you are going to miss out on spotting fauna because in this zone you are going to witness some of the popular fauna of the park which includes tigers, leopards, wild dogs, hyenas and Indian foxes. The peaceful environment of the zone allows you to connect deeply with nature and wildlife.
4. Sarhi Zone: The Sarhi Zone of Kanha National Park is a park that is especially for people who are nature enthusiasts. This zone is popular for its breath-taking landscapes which involve meadows, grasslands and dense forests. It leaves its visitors fascinated by the magical beauty of the Sarhi Zone and also it provides plenty of opportunity to capture its beauty because of its peaceful setting. This zone is not just about landscapes and vegetation but it is also an excellent area for sighting tigers, wild boars, Indian gaurs and langurs.
Conclusion:
Kanha National Park's division into different zones allows visitors to explore and appreciate its diverse ecosystems and wildlife. Whether you're a wildlife enthusiast, bird lover, or nature photographer, each zone offers a unique experience. The park presents an opportunity to witness the raw beauty of nature and the majestic creatures that inhabit it. As you begin to travel through the Zones of Kanha National Park, the only thing that you need to prepare for is the beauty of wildlife and nature and this is the one of major reasons that it is a true gem when it comes to national parks.
