Panna National Park - India

Immerse yourself in the untouched wilderness of Panna National Park, located in the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh. Panna National Park's lush green landscape and exotic wildlife will leave any nature lover in awe. The park is one of India's most well-known tiger reserves, with an area spanning over 200 square miles of dense evergreen forests, which also houses other big predators such as leopards – it’s one of the best places to catch a glimpse of both of these magnificent big cats. History buffs can feed their curiosity by learning about the ancient stone paintings dating back to the Neolithic era,

which depict different events in history like wars and celestial bodies. Panna National Park provides a spectacular insight into the region’s varied ecosystems, from evergreen forests to arid grasslands and cascading waterfalls – the perfect place for an adventure. Explore trails that meander through the rugged landscape while spotting various species, including sloth bears, sambar deer and the crested honey buzzard – and keep an eye on the water’s edges for a Ghariyal, a fish-eating crocodile.

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