Kanha National Park With Bhedaghat Marble Rock Tour Jabalpur

Jabalpur 2 Nights
Category - Hotel Name
Standard - Vijan Palace
Deluxe - MPT Marble Rocks
Premium - Vijan Mahal

Kanha 2 Nights
Category - Hotel Name
Standard - La faune resort
Deluxe - Kanha Jungle Resort
Premium - Kanha Jungle Camp

Sightseeing in Jabalpur
Jabalpur, located in Madhya Pradesh, is a gateway to Kanha National Park and home to a mix of natural wonders and historical landmarks.

Bhedaghat : Marble Rocks and Dhuandhar Falls
A stunning spectacle where the Narmada River cuts through 100-foot-high marble rocks.

Enjoy a boat ride amidst the glowing white rocks, especially during moonlight.

Nearby, the Dhuandhar Falls roar with power, creating a misty cloud (“Dhuan” means smoke).

Madan Mahal Fort:
A historical hilltop fort offering panoramic views of Jabalpur.

Built in the 11th century by the Gond rulers, it reflects ancient architecture.

Balancing Rock : A natural wonder where a rock precariously balances on another, defying gravity.
Rani Durgavati Museum. A museum dedicated to the brave queen Rani Durgavati, showcasing artifacts, sculptures, and tribal art.
Chausath Yogini Temple: An ancient 10th-century temple with 64 intricately carved yogini statues.
Offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape.

Sightseeing in Kanha: Kanha National Park is one of India’s most renowned tiger reserves and a must-visit for wildlife enthusiasts.

Jungle Safari in Kanha National Park
Explore the lush sal forests and vast meadows.

Spot tigers, leopards, barasingha (swamp deer), wild dogs, and hundreds of bird species.

Morning and evening safaris are available, offering different wildlife activity views.

Kanha Museum: Located inside the park, this museum provides insights into Kanha’s biodiversity and tribal culture.
Shyar path (Sunset Point)
Also called “Sunset Point,” it offers stunning views village of the Baihar Town at dusk.

Perfect for relaxing after an adventurous safari.

Local Villages around Kanha: Experience tribal culture and handicrafts by visiting nearby Baiga and Gond villages. Witness traditional dance performances and learn about their eco-friendly lifestyle.
Bird Watching in Mukki Zone
Mukki is a prime zone in Kanha for bird enthusiasts.

Spot hornbills, eagles, kingfishers, and migratory birds.

Safari Information (Important)
For single seat (sharing) permit, the tourist vehicle charge and the guide fee will be distributed equally amongst the tourists present in the vehicle and will be payable at the time of entry This is Safari information for you
Drivers and guides shall not be counted in the numbers of persons allowed in a vehicle
Key Conditions for Sharing Basis1. Group Formation:You can request the safari provider or resort to form a group for sharing. If no group is available, you may have to pay for a full gypsy.2. Zone Preferences: All members of the shared group must agree on the same zone.3. Advance Booking: Sharing safaris should be booked in advance, as safari slots are limited and fill up quickly.4. Cancellations: In case of a no-show or last-minute cancellations, the remaining group members may need to bear the cost of the absent person.

Meals
Jabalpur -Daily Buffet / Fixed Breakfast at Hotel (except the day of arrival)
Kanha – AP basis -Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner 3 meal per days

Additional Information

Safari Timings:
Morning Safari: 6:00 AM to 10:30 AM (varies by season).
Evening Safari: 3:00 PM to 6:30 PM (varies by season).
Visitors are advised to arrive at the park gate 30 minutes before the safari start time.

Dos and Don’ts During Safari

Dos:
Follow the instructions of the guide and driver.
Wear muted, earthy colors to blend in with the surroundings.
Carry essentials like water, sunscreen, hats, and binoculars.
Maintain silence to avoid disturbing the animals.

Don’ts:
Do not step out of the gypsy except at designated rest areas.
Avoid loud noises, music, or sudden movements.
Do not litter inside the park. Follow eco-friendly practices.
Flash photography is prohibited