Tiger is one species that has
always managed to startled people through its valiant presence in the jungles.
Wrapped in its signature orange fur and black stripes, Tiger is the epitome of
beauty, royalty, and supremacy. Its sudden thunderous roar is enough to send a
wave of tremor in the forest. There was a time when the turf of these majestic
cats stretched from the swathes of Iran to the mountainous terrain of Russia.
But the ceaseless loss of habitation has taken a toll on tigers resulting in
the extinction of many of their sub-species including Caspian Tigers, Javan
Tigers, Bali Tigers and confining the remaining sub-species to the scattered
pockets of East and South East Asian Countries. India is one such nation that
has gained global recognition for having the highest concentration of Bengal
Tigers. From mangrove jungle to riverine sanctuaries and deciduous national
parks, there is hardly any forest left in India which does not illustrate the
valor of these wild cats.
The vast grasslands of
Bandhavgarh National Park was once a formidable kingdom of Charger and Sita -
The second most photographed tigers in the world. While Sita was regarded as
the goddess of yesteryears, Charger was known to bear an unusually aggressive
temperament towards Tourists, Jeep Safaris and Elephants, one major reason why
he was anointed with such a peculiar name. They were very compassionate about
each other, not only would they share their kill they would also guard their
territory against other big cats. Today the forest is ruled by the progeny of
these magnificent cats.
251 km from Bandhavgarh lies yet
another exalting kingdom of Big Cats. Surrounded by the Sal forest, Savannah
grassland, and meandering rivers, Kanha National Park is a designated wildlife
Sanctuary globally renowned for protecting the habitat of Bengal Tigers and
other wildlife. While traversing the park there are very high chances to come
across Kanha's beloved tiger 'Munna'. He is famously identified with the
letters C A T spelled on his forehead. His preference to walk along the dirt
track to his comfort has influenced Kanha's famous adage 'Road hi Road'.
Besides Munna, the park also offer fleeting glimpse of the other bold and
demeanor tigers including Bheema, Nak-kata, Neelam and many more.
Pench National Park completes the
circle of the spectacular tiger circuit of Central India. Spread across the
Satpura region, the park rose to fame for inspiring the backdrop of Rudyard
Kipling's popular book 'The Jungle Book'. With an array of mammals and birds
can be spotted in its grassy patches and shrub cover, the place also gives you
an insight into the secret life of Collarwali- the queen of Pench forest. As a
cub, she was regularly spotted with her non-collard mother Barimada. The
tigress is popular for the unique hunting skills she employs while preying.
Recognized through her natural collars on which she is named, Collarwali is
also famous amongst the wildlife enthusiasts for giving birth to the 'Famous
Five'.
With an intent to show the
extraordinary lifestyle of these majestic cats, Asian Adventure has
meticulously handcrafted a unique tiger tour commencing at Bandhavgarh NationalPark and culminating at Pench Tiger Reserve. Led by a team of knowledgeable
naturalists the journey will surely leave a lasting impact on your mind and you
will come home laden with a great photo album.
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