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Travel to Pench National Park

Travel to Rudyard Kipling country in the south of Madhya Pradesh, on your Incredible India Travel Itinerary and you'll arrive in the Seoni district. A recently formed wildlife sanctuary, Pench National Park is named after the Pench River that flows through Southern Maharashtra. This area has been immortalized by Rudyard Kipling in the Jungle Book novels where Mowgli, a child raised by wolves, grows up to join the Seoni wolf pack.

Pench National Park covers an area of 758 Km and is densely forested with both southern tropical mixed deciduous forest and southern tropical dry deciduous teak forest present in the Pench region of Madhya Pradesh. The tigers in Pench are concealed by the thick forest but can be seen near watering holes andin forest clearings . Other animals seen in Pench include leopards, wild boar, deer, mongoose, monkeys and birds. Many birds and a range of rare herbs with medicinal properties are found in Pench National Park. Climbers, shrubs and tall trees characterize the flora of Pench.

Travel to Pench in summer and you're more likely to see tigers and other animals as they come to the watering holes to slake their thirst. Quench your thirst for a wildlife adventure in India with an Incredible India Travel itinerary that takes you to Pench National Park in Madhya Pradesh, India.