Bandhavgarh Wildlife Habitat Flora Fauna
Bandhavgarh has a healthy population of wildlife.
Other than tigers, the national park is also home to many beautiful birds which chirp loud to demand attention
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An adrenaline pumping desperate search for the elusive Bengal tiger combines with mixed flora & fauna is what makes “Bandhavgarh – The Best Place in India to see Tigers in the wild.”
The calm and peace of nature takes a shift as you ride through the national park to spot the main attraction of Bandhavgarh, that is, the tigers. Fearfulness and a theatrical element that already emanates from the visually commanding Bengal Tiger is made greater through the storytelling and interpretations of professionally trained naturalists. Surreal is the experience, as the naturalists interpret each animal sound echoing around you. Sometimes it may be the chirpy song of an Asian Koel or a Magpie Robin that lightens the mood, when suddenly the calm is broken by the terrified animal cries alarming each other that the king of the jungle, which in this case is the Royal Bengal Tiger, is on the prowl.
Bandhavgarh has a healthy population of wildlife.
Other than tigers, the national park is also home to many beautiful birds which chirp loud to demand attention
Bandhavgarh is very rich in floral diversity due to combination of landforms and soil types, and the moist character of the region. Forests types of Bandhavgarh can be identified as Moist Peninsular Sal Forest and Southern tropical Moist Mixed Deciduous Forest and Southern Tropical Dry Mixed Deciduous Forest. The reserve has over 600 species of flowering plants, 50 species of aquatic plants and 18 species of rare plants. Bandhavgarh National Parks has variety of tree that one may comes across during visit. Some of them are as follows:
242 species of birds have been identified in the Reserve. The most commonly seen are the Peafowl, Red Jungle Fowl, Grey Hornbill, Common Teal, Red Wattled Lapwing, Crested Serpent Eagle, Whit Breasted Kingfisher, Lesser Adjutant Stork, etc.