Although Bandhavgarh National Park is a relatively small park, in the last few years, this former game reserve has become one of India’s most prominent National Parks. The total area of Bandhavgarh National Park is 1161 sq.kms, with core area of 624 sq.kms and buffer of 537 sq.km. It was declared as a National park in 1968.

The Baghels ruled the area for long time. Later the Maharaja of Rewa declared the fort as his summer palace and the adjoining area as their hunting ground. Later hunting was banned and it was declared as protected area. Today Bandhavgarh is a popular tiger reserve and has three different zones for safari and tourism named Tala zone, Khaitauli Zone and Magadhi Zone.

Exclusive Bandhavgarh Tiger Safari 

Surviving with limited resources in an unknown terrain where the whole Forest Ecosystem is intact right from the Grass Hopper to the Tiger is very challenging. This course is not meant for everyone but for the ones who think they are mentally strong to live through the Toughest Survival Course ever designed for Civilians in the World.



Experiences in Bandhavgarh National Park, India