A Luxury Safari in
Kanha National Park
Indulge in Kanha National Park’s tale of conservation and restoration is probably the most impressive of all Central Indian parks. In 1970 when Barasingha Deer was verging on extinction with only 66 odd individuals left, Kanha authorities banded together with the locals to initiate a breeding program, reduce poaching, relocate farms, and rebuild the natural habitat. Today, more than a thousand individual Barasinghas roam Kanha alongside tigers, leopards, sloth bears, wild dogs and more.

