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About Bandhavgarh

Bandhavgarh is a preferred tourist destination for travel enthusiasts who plan a trip to  Madhya Pradesh. Full of myriad charms in the form of stocked forests, meandering rivers, rich history and culture, Bandhavgarh is nestled amidst the hilly Vidhyan areas and the Satpura ranges and blessed with nature's bounty, which makes it a picture perfect tourist destination in Madhya Pradesh.

The list of prime tourist hub here included the Bandhavgarh National Park, and the Bandhavgarh Fort with its age-old connection to the Ramayana. The Bandhavgarh forests were erstwhile royal hunting grounds and even today have a large number of Royal Bengal Tigers. The best part about these jungles is the super exciting elephant safaris. For wildlife enthusiasts, the safaris offer a perfect respite as you can resort at the camp - read, eat, sleep and, in the evenings, drink around the open bonfires that most hotels organise.

Top Tourist Places to Visit in Bandhavgarh

• Bandhavgarh National Park: Spread across a 448-sq km, the national park is renowned for the most significant number of tigers in the world. It was taken under the internationally-launched Project Tiger in 1993. The tourist zone spreads across 105 sq km, and it consists of the rich, biodiverse expanses of the Tala range. There are about 22 species of mammals and 250 species of avifauna that live here.
• Bandhavgarh Fort: This rich archaeological heritage is the pride of the park. Bandhani hillock and Bandhavgarh Hill dominate the park's landscape. Bandhavgarh Fort is located on the top of the hill. The fort is believed to be about a thousand years old and stands as a testimony to the stories of many kings. Daily only a limited number of vehicles are allowed around noon to make the trip to the fort. This is the only area in the park that can be explored on foot
• Baghel Museum: A Bandhavgarh legend has it that White Tigers can still be found in the forest. At the museum, located near Tala village, you can see Mohan, the white tiger cub captured by Maharaja Martand Singh in 1951, stuffed and mounted.

Apart from these three prime tourist destinations, do visit Bandhavgarh Caves and Bandhavgarh Hill when you plan a trip to Bandhavgarh.

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