Kanha National Park

The sunkissed tropical land filled with hues of all shades can be easily viewed while cruising slowly through the open lands, remember to match your clothes to cool tones like the forest around you so you can spot the jackals, black buck, maybe even the Barasingha lazing around the grasses. You can also opt for a serene fresh air ride on the back of tall elephants with your friends and family, enjoying the closeness of the giant mammal as well as the lush views around you. Make sure to climb the height of the stunning Bamni Dadar, counted as one of the most attractive spots at Kanha, as you can catch magnificent sunset views and sun soaked animals on your camera lens at this perfect height.

Like all good trips, make sure to splurge at the local markets in the area selling woodworks, artsy handcrafts and peculiar souvenirs and have a warm and hearty time interacting with the good natured natives. If you’re a history freak, don’t miss out on the richness of Kanha Museum, full of artifacts of reptiles,amphibians and other animals along with ample learning about the cultural tribes and their rites. Yellow lights and glimmering sky from dusk to dawn, add up to the beauty of the ravishing Kawardha Palace here, near Raipur in Chhattisgarh.

Located at a distance of 91.6 km away from the National Park, it’s worth travelling those extra kilometres to witness the white beauty. Popularly known as the Teerthraj, Amarkantak is a mystic land with a religious sense which takes hold of your heart and leaves it pure. With the Narmada originating from here, to your surprise, the lush greenery around Amarkantak has a rich variety of medicinal plants. This religious land is best known for its Dudh Dhara Waterfalls having white milk like water. While in the area, make sure to enjoy other activities like sightseeing the Jabalpur, spotting exotic birds, machan stay, exuberant cuisine and much more.