Central India Wildlife Safari offers the best wildlife expedition across Central India and covers three spectacular parks of Indian Central Highlands – Tadoba National Park, Satpura National Park & Pench National Park. While Tadoba is primarily a Teak & Bamboo forest popular for Tigers & Leopards, Satpura is more popular for Leopards, Sloth bears, Crocodiles & migratory birds. Pench is primarily a Teak forest popular for Tiger & Wild Dogs. While in Tadoba & Pench the focus is on jeep safaris, Satpura offers a unique way of exploring the park by foot, boat, or jeep. The trip offers you a complete wilderness experience with a chance to sight a varied range of birds and mammals including the Royal Bengal Tiger.

Tadoba National Park is a quaint, beautiful jungle with hilly terrain and an undulating landscape. Tadoba offers the best chance to see tigers and wildlife galore. Spread across an expansive landscape of 1727 Sq.km, Tadoba includes the Tadoba National Park, created in the year 1955. A dry deciduous forest with mostly teak and bamboo trees, Tadoba has a mix of grasslands and dry forests. This type of vegetation allows better visibility throughout the forest and good sightings. The otherwise dry forest boasts of a few lakes and rivers ensuring abundant water sources for the park.

Satpura National Park offers surreal views of wilderness and tranquility. Satpura’s charming landscape with its rich tapestry of flora and fauna is home to the Spotted Deer, Indian Bison (Gaur), Tigers, Wild boar, Wild dog (Dholes), Blackbuck, Porcupine, Sambhar, Four Horned antelopes (Chowsingha), Crocodile, Malabar squirrels, Langurs, and the famous Albino Gaurs. Sloth bear and Leopard sightings are the special attractions of Satpura.

Pench National Park is indeed a land of delightful splendour. Myriad flora and fauna inhabit these stunning jungles. Tigers, Indian leopards, Sloth bears, several varieties of spotted deers, Nilgais, Sambhar, Chinkara, etc, Wild Dogs, Gaurs and not to forget Kipling’s adoptive family for Mowgli – the Wolves. Pench is an idyllic land for bird watching, boasting of over 210 species of birds, including migratory birds.