What is the best time to visit Kanha National Park for tiger sightings with Vanyarra?

Vanyarra recommends **October-March** for 85% tiger sightings at waterholes (6:30-10AM safaris). **February-June** offers peak visibility (thinner vegetation) but hotter mornings. Vanyarra's winter packages include heated jeeps.

How much does Vanyarra's 3-day luxury Bandhavgarh safari package cost?

**Vanyarra packages start from ₹4,999/person** and increase based on resort category, number of safaris, private transfers, meal plans, and add-ons. Costs vary significantly depending on customization and seasonal permit prices.

What is Vanyarra's minimum age policy for Madhya Pradesh tiger safaris?

Vanyarra welcomes **children 5+ years** in core zones with child seats. **Under 5 prohibited** per forest rules. Family jeeps accommodate 4 adults + 2 kids. Private naturalist ensures child safety protocols.

What does Vanyarra recommend packing for Madhya Pradesh winter safaris?

Vanyarra packing list: • **Fleece + thermals** (mornings 8-12°C) • **Khaki clothing only** (forest rule) • **10x42 binoculars** (Vanyarra provides) • **400mm lens** + power bank • **Insect repellent** + refillable bottle

How does Vanyarra handle MP tiger safari permit bookings?

**Vanyarra manages everything**: 1. forest.mponline.gov.in bookings 2. Core zone priority (90% success) 3. Guest ID verification 4. Morning slots guaranteed **Book 60 days early** - Vanyarra secures permits before resorts.

Jeep vs Canter safaris in Kanha - Vanyarra recommendation?

**Vanyarra Private Jeeps** (6 seats): • Narrow trails access (85% tiger sightings) • Silent movement • Photography positioning **vs Canter** (20 seats): Fixed routes, 65% sightings Vanyarra: 100% jeep packages.

Core vs buffer zone - Vanyarra's booking strategy?

**Vanyarra Core Zone Priority**: • Highest tiger density • Limited permits (Vanyarra secures 90%) **Buffer Backup**: Good sightings + more slots **Result**: 95% guests see tigers in Vanyarra packages.

``Panna``

Located in the heart of Madhya Pradesh, Panna National Park is one of India’s most beautiful and biodiverse tiger reserves, known for its successful wildlife conservation and breathtaking natural beauty. Established in 1981 and declared a Tiger Reserve in 1994 under Project Tiger, Panna covers an area of over 540 sq. km across the Panna and Chhatarpur districts.

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The park is characterized by its dramatic landscape deep gorges, teak forests, and the shimmering Ken River, which flows through the reserve, creating waterfalls and natural pools. In 2007, Panna was recognized as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, highlighting its ecological importance.

Customizable packages including certified safaris, accommodation, and meals.
Add-ons available: boat rides on the Ken River, nature walks, waterfall visits, and birding tours.
Complete travel support for flight, train, and taxi bookings.
On-ground local team assistance for a smooth and safe experience.
Khajuraho Airport – Approx. 25 km (45 minutes by road); the most convenient access point. Jabalpur Airport – Approx. 240 km (5–6 hours by road).
Khajuraho Railway Station – Approx. 25 km from the park gate. Satna Railway Station – Approx. 90 km (2 hours by road); well connected to major Indian cities.
Excellent road network from Khajuraho, Satna, and Panna town. Regular buses and private taxis available from nearby cities.

Major Zones & Attractions

Madla Zone – Main entry point; popular for tiger and leopard sightings.
Hinauta Zone – Offers scenic drives and diverse birdlife.
Ken Gharial Sanctuary – Located nearby; ideal for spotting gharials and crocodiles in the Ken River.
Pandav Falls & Caves – Historical and natural landmarks within the park’s buffer area.