Day 01: Arrive Khajuraho

Arrive Khajuraho airport/railway station and transfer to hotel. In the evening enjoy Sound-Light show is a daily event that takes place at the Western Group of Temples. It features a 50-minute show with multi-colored laser lights, superior acoustics, and narration by Amitabh Bachchan. The show highlights the history, facts, and myths of the Khajuraho temples, as well as the story of King Chandravarman. The show is typically held after dusk, and the timings change depending on the sunset.

Later return to hotel. Stay overnight in Khajuraho.    

 

Day 02: Khajuraho - Panna National Park – Khajuraho

Today walk up early in the morning and go for Jeep Safari at Panna National Park renowned as the 22nd tiger reserve of India. By covering an area of 542.67 sq km, Panna Reserve lies besides the areas of the Ken River at a distance of 30 km from Khajuraho. Panna National Park is known for its diverse wildlife, including the Bengal Tiger, Indian Leopard, Sloth Bear, and various Deer species like Chital, Chinkara, and Nilgai. It also boasts a healthy population of other animals such as wolves, wild dogs, and various bird species including Vultures, Storks, Parakeets, and flycatchers. The park is also home to reptiles like Pythons and Gharial crocodiles.

In the afternoon visit The Western Group of Temples in Khajuraho is a cluster of well-preserved Hindu temples, including the Kandariya Mahadeva, Lakshmana Temple, and Varaha Temple, known for their exquisite nagara-style architecture and intricate sculptures depicting divine, mortal, and erotic themes. Built by the Chandela Dynasty between the 10th and 11th centuries, these temples are part of a larger UNESCO World Heritage site that showcases the artistic and architectural zenith of ancient India.

Later visit The Eastern Group of temples features both Hindu and Jain deities, built by the Chandela dynasty between 950-1050 AD, with key temples including the Parsvanatha, Adinatha, and Shantinath (Jain) and the Vamana and Javari (Hindu). Also visit Dulhadev Temple, part of the Khajuraho Group of Monuments, is dedicated to Lord Shiva and built in the 12th century during the Chandela dynasty and Chaturbhuj Temple Dedicated to Lord Vishnu was built by the rulers of Chandela dynasty in 1100 AD. The name is so derived from the word 'chaturbhuj', which means 'one with four arms'. This is so with the presiding deity Lord Vishnu who has four arms. Stands lonely and serene on a high platform, this is the only important temple in Khajuraho that faces west.

Later return to hotel. Stay overnight in Khajuraho.   

 

Day 03: Khajuraho - Bandhavgarh (235km/5:30hrs)

After breakfast drive to Bandhavgarh is a popular tourist destination known for its National Park, which is famous for its high density of Bengal tigers. The park offers wildlife safaris, allowing visitors to spot tigers and other wildlife like sloth bears, Bengal foxes, and Asiatic jackals. Besides the park, tourists can explore ancient caves, the historic Bandhavgarh Fort, and the Baghel Museum.

On arrival check in at hotel. Stay overnight in Bandhavgarh.

 

Day 04: Bandhavgarh National Park Safari

Today morning walk up early and proceed for morning Jeep Safari at Bandhavgarh National Park known for its high density of Royal Bengal Tigers, leopards, and other wildlife. Established in 1968 and expanded to a Tiger Reserve in 1993, the park features diverse habitats and a rich history, including ancient caves and the legendary Bandhavgarh Fort.

It is home to a rich diversity of wildlife, prominently featuring the Royal Bengal Tiger and leopards, but also hosts mammals like sloth bears, sambar, chital (spotted deer), nilgai, wild boars, and striped hyenas. The park is a crucial habitat for these species and provides an ideal environment for many others, including a wide array of birds, reptiles, and insects.

By early afternoon return to hotel. Enjoy and take rest. Later again proceed for Afternoon Jeep Safari.

In the evening return to hotel. Stay overnight in Bandhavgarh.

 

Day 05: Bandhavgarh - Kanha (215km/4:30hrs)

After breakfast drive to Kanha is a popular destination for wildlife tourism in India, known for its rich biodiversity and successful tiger conservation efforts. It's famous for the Barasingha (Swamp Deer), also called the "Jewel of Kanha," and offers sightings of tigers, leopards, and various other animals.

On arrival check in at hotel. Stay overnight in Kanha.

 

Day 06: Kanha National Park Safari

Today again walk up early in the morning and proceed for morning Jeep Safari at Kanha National Park is a significant wildlife sanctuary renowned for its diverse ecosystems, including grasslands, forests, and the rare Barasingha (swamp deer). It's one of India's most popular parks, featuring a large population of Royal Bengal Tigers and serving as a crucial habitat for other wildlife.

It is home to a diverse range of wildlife, including the famous Barasingha (swamp deer), Bengal tigers, leopards, and sloth bears. Other notable animals include Indian wild dogs, sambar deer, spotted deer, jackals, and wild pigs. The park also boasts a variety of birdlife and reptiles.

By early afternoon return to hotel. Enjoy and take rest. Later again proceed for Afternoon Jeep Safari.

In the evening return to hotel. Stay overnight in Kanha.   

 

Day 07: Kanha – Jabalpur Departure (140km/3:15hrs)

After breakfast, drive to Jabalpur. On arrival departure to airport/railway station for your further destination.

 

***Tour Ends Here***

 

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