Also known as the Kanha Tiger Reserve, the Kanha National Park is widely considered to be the greatest of India’s wildlife reserves and the inspiration for Rudyard Kipling’s classic, 'The Jungle Book'. This impressive expanse of wilderness is set in the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh, encompassing about 950 square kilometres of lush rolling hills, peaceful rivers, saal and bamboo forest, and endless stretches of savanna grassland. This spectacularly scenic environment provides a diverse range of habitats for an extraordinary array of wildlife including tigers, leopards, jackals, swamp deer, foxes, porcupines, sloth bears, pythons, hare, chitals, gaur monkeys, mongooses, and hundreds of species of bird.
Kanha Jungle Lodge is situated in Madhya Pradesh, India, near the Mukki Kanha National Park. Units feature air-conditioning, blackout curtains, a desk, a hairdryer, a safety deposit box, an electric kettle, a shower, free toiletries and a private balcony. The lodge offers farm-to-table cuisine for guests. Additional amenities include luggage storage, concierge services, a shared […]
