Land of Mowgli & Bagheera - Pench National Park

The Indira Priyadarshini Pench National Park or Pench National Park is situated in the lower southern reaches of Satpuda Hills in the southern border of Madhya Pradesh. It's thus named after the river Pench national park that flows through the park. And for this natural beauty people would love to visit and then beautiful Resorts in Pench National Park are built.

The park covers an area of 758 square kilometers out of which 299 square kilometers is the core zone of the park and the staying 464 square kilometers and the Mowgli Wildlife Sanctuary forms the buffer region.

The National Park is a great combination of dry deciduous and moist tropical deciduous forest and is enriched with an assortment of climbers and beautiful shrubs. Big shady trees like Tendu, the Teak, Mahua, Bija, Amaltas and Palash additionally add to the attractiveness of the woods. The various water bodies lined and are scattered with large groups of bamboo grass.

Pench forest is home to a number of endangered species of animals that are wild. Besides the tiger, you will find leopards, wolf, jungle cat, Indian wild dog, wild boar, hyena, various species of deer as well as langur (monkeys) who dwell here harmoniously.

The National Park can also be the land that inspired Rudyard Kipling to write the all time favorite "Jungle Book". He was a fantastic fan of jungles and he'd once aptly said "The jungle speaks to me since I know how to listen. "

One can really get the feeling of being in the park with Sher Khan and Bagheera while. You can never forget the antics of the pint-sized boy Mowgli who's brought up in this jungle. The Resorts in Pench National Park is one of the few spots where the King of the Jungle shows his existence that is apparent to the enthralled crowd and that too quite easily.

Therefore it was the best setting that Rudyard Kipling could have had for his publication. Apart from this, the park has also been on the television a couple of years back. The behavior of the tigers was recorded through concealed cameras, occasionally placed on elephants, to get the most natural shots of the majestic wild animal.

The Indira Priyadarshini Pench National Park is open for guests during the months of November to June ending. It is best to see the place in the summertime months as this leaves scope for better viewing of the wild life.

Besides this, visitors also can take a flight from a bus or Nagpur to the park. There is an all weather metalloid road which leads to the park.

There's a good accommodation facility at the park. The Madhya Pradesh Tourism Development Corporation has a Pench Jungle Camp which provides air-conditioned and canvas tents rooms. Apart from this, the Taj Group of Hotels additionally runs Baghvan Lodge that is located near to the entrance of the park. It also has a main dining area and lounge and supplies cottages for staying.

Thus, the land of the imperial Bengal Tiger is as enchanting as can be envisioned. The Pench National Park is one of the unique and most amazing areas in that one can readily see this creature that is wild and also appreciate the authentic spirit of the jungle with the multiple colored fowl species.