Photo Gallery

Kanha meadow. Important to preserve the environment. Kanha is closed during the monsoon. The Park came into being in 1955.

First rays of the sun filtering onto the forest-floor through the trees. Summer sighting is easier while in winter the forest is verdant.

Bird called Shikra checking out the photographer ie Kusal. Most people visit Kanha between Feb and June. Keep 3-4 days.

Large radio collared male standing over his kill (dead cheetal visible in the cleft between the rocks).

Tiger licking off the fur from the kill. Summer temprature is 43 max to 11 min degrees C. Winter it is 29 max to 2 min degrees C.

Spotted Owlet in the bole of a banyan tree.

In order to prevent the spread of forest fires, the park management create `Fire Lines` (narrow zones where no dead foliage is available to burn) by burning off dead vegetation in a controlled manner.

The bird that you see is Bhraminy Starling. We thank Bhavna M for giving us the name of the bird since had forgotton bird name.

Pack of wild dogs (called Dhole) at Kanha, possibly the most feared hunter of the forests.

A close up of a wild dog.

A Tigress resting near her kill in thick undergrowth.

A Tigress relaxing amidst thick undergrowth. Her eyes are white because of the reflection of the camera-flash.

Wildlife Population board in Kanha Tiger Reserve in 2006.

Map of the tourist zone in Kanha. Only 25% of the 1900 sq kms park is open to tourists.

You see the photographer Kusal with his charming son Neel.