Pench National Park
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Another good place to try your luck for tigers is the
Pench National Park, located on the southern boundary of Madhya Pradesh,
about a five hour drive away from Kanha. Pench is the original setting
for The Jungle Book by Rudyard Kipling. Rich in wildlife, Pench has high
populations of Chital and Sambar. Especially famous for large herds of
Gaur — the largest cattle in the world — Pench is good for sighting
animals like the Sloth Bear, Barking Deer and Jackal. Staying at the
Baghvan Wildlife Resort at Pench would be worth your while — named after
the Bengal tiger, it is located at a five-minute drive from the park.
Notable features of these suites include an outdoor shower as well as
the usual one indoors, and a machan on top, complete with mosquito net,
overhead fans and hookah pipes.
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Sunday, July 22, 2012
Pench National Park
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