What more is there to see in Bandhavgarh?
These 6 unique sightings have the potential to be the highlight of the trip despite their rarity
In the intense heat of mid March, we were on a safari in Tala zone when we heard a few spotted deer alarm calls coming from a location named Gopalpur- then suddenly all the voices went silent.
We were certain that it was a subadult tiger- one of the 3cubs of Chakradhara female, sleeping in a shaded area behind some rocks.When we got there, the only thing we could see of the reclining tiger were its dazzling white patches behind its ears.
However, the tiger was soon aroused by a faint Sambar deer alarm call from afar, and instead of leaving his secure place, he tried peering through the bamboo thickets to look for any potential threats. It quickly dipped down and nearly vanished into the trees. It’s amazing how little these animals interact with one another and how sensitive they are to even the slightest noise in their environment.
These 6 unique sightings have the potential to be the highlight of the trip despite their rarity
Bandhavgarh is home to tarantulas, trapdoor spiders, balloon frogs, clouded geckos, leopard geckos as well as vine snakes
We have identified little more than 80 different species of birds between January 23 and January 24, including flycatchers, wetland
It’s a great spot to see stars because there aren’t many people around after dark and the lodge has minimal
We were tracking the Chakradhara female and her cubs in the Tala zone one foggy November morning. We spotted the
After about an hour of looking for her, one of our jeeps saw fresh pugmarks. We slowed down and continued
Bandhavgarh National Park
Parasi Village, Dhamokhar, Umaria District, Madhya Pradesh, India – 484661
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