About Panna Tour Packages
Panna National Park located in Madhya Pradesh, India is a testament to biodiversity and conservation. Spread over approximately 542 square kilometres, this wildlife sanctuary is famous for its diverse ecosystem, which includes tropical forests, grasslands and the Ken River. The park is home to a variety of wildlife, including the majestic Bengal tiger, leopards, sloth bears and several bird species. Panna National Park has received global recognition for the successful reintroduction of tigers, indicating the importance of conservation efforts. Declared a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, Panna remains an important hub for wildlife lovers and environmentalists.
Jungle Safari inside the Panna Tiger Reserve
Embark on an exhilarating tiger safari in Panna National Park aboard an open jeep. The adventure unfolds in the heart of Madhya Pradesh, India, where the rugged landscape and dense forests provide the perfect setting for a wildlife expedition. Traverse through diverse ecosystems, keeping a keen eye out for the elusive Bengal tiger, leopards, and other exotic fauna that call Panna home. The open jeep experience immerses you in the sights and sounds of nature, offering a thrilling and authentic encounter with the park's biodiversity. This safari promises not only wildlife encounters but also an unforgettable journey into the untamed beauty of Panna National Park.
Online Panna Safari Booking Price / Charges / Cost
| Safari Zone(s) | Particulars | for Indians (In Rs.) | For Foreigners (In Rs.) |
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| Core Zone | Up To 6 adults & 1 child (Below 5 Yrs) | 7,000 | 11,000 |
| Buffer Zone | Up To 6 adults & 1 child (Below 5 Yrs) | 5,500 | 7,500 |
| Night Safari | Per Person | 6,000 | 10,000 |
| Sharing Safari | Per Person | 600 | 1,500 |
Best Time to Visit Panna National Park
The best time to visit Panna National Park is from October to April, including post-monsoon and winter seasons. During this period, the weather is mild, with cooler temperatures making wildlife sightings more likely. The lush green vegetation after monsoon adds to the natural beauty of the park. Winter from November to February is particularly favourable, as the dry and cool weather provides an optimal safari experience. This is an ideal time for bird watching, as migratory birds enhance the bird diversity of the park. However, planning a trip during the early months ensures an immersive experience, avoiding extreme temperatures and closure periods during monsoons.
How To Reach Panna National Park?
Reaching Panna National Park involves several transportation options:
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By Air: The nearest airport is Khajuraho Airport (25 km), well-connected to major cities. From there, taxis or buses can be hired to reach the park.
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By Train: Satna Railway Station (90 km) is the closest major railhead. Another option is Khajuraho Railway Station (25 km). From these stations, one can hire a taxi or take a bus to Panna.
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By Road: Panna is accessible by road via well-maintained highways. Regular bus services operate from nearby cities, and private taxis can be hired. Khajuraho is a common starting point for those traveling by road.
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Self-Drive: Private vehicles or rental cars can be driven to Panna, with routes well-marked and road conditions generally good.
Know Before Booking
- Panna National Park remains closed for evening safari on every Wednesday.
- Panna National Park Core Zone Safari Remains closed from 1 July to 30 September Every Year
- Visitors must carry the same ID proofs that that you have submitted during the safari booking
- Dear Customer, Forest has proposed for rate increase if same get approved you will required to pay the difference amount at time of your safari at the park counter.
- Booking can be cancel one day before from Safari date before 5:00 PM of Tiger Safari parks Cancellation amount will be calculated as per slab on department fees given in the Rule book plus Rs 100 will be charge as MPOnline cancellation fees for Full vehicle and Rs 20 per person in Single seat.
