Kanha national park is one of those Wild life parks in India. Kanha national park can be found at Mandla district, Madhya Pradesh state, central India, extending over 122 sq mi 316 sq km of the central highlands, at an altitude of from 2,000 feet 600 m to 3,000 ft. Originally established as the Banjar Valley Sanctuary in 1935, it became a national park in 1955 and has been enlarged in 1964. It is a place of grassland, bamboo groves, and sal forests that supports 22 species of mammals, including tigers, leopards, chital spotted deer, sambar big, long-tailed deer, and Barasingha swamp deer, and about 200 species of birds. The park was originally Established as a wildlife refuge in 1935. Kanha national park was established to protect wild species, Kanha is home to about 22 species of mammals and about 300 species of bird and largest no. Of tigers found at the park.

The primary attractions of kanha national park include Tiger, Gaur, Sambar, Chital, Barasingha, Barking Deer, Chousihgha, Nilgai, Mouse Deer, Sloth Bear, Jackal, Fox, Porcupine, Hyaena, Jungle Cat, Python, Hare, Monkey, Mongoose, etc. are also seen here. Birds’ species at the park Storks, Teals, Pintails, Pond Herons, Egrets, Peacock, Pea Fowl, Jungle Fowl, Spur Fowl, Patridges, Quails, Ring Doves, Green Pigeons, Rock Pigeons, Cuckoos, Rollers, Bee Eater, Hoopes, Drongos, Warblers, King Fishers, Wood Peckers, Finches, Orioles, Owls, Fly Catchers in Kanha Kisli. The tiger population was said to Be 48 in 1976 and is estimated now at 100. Listed below are an estimated 8,600 species of birds worldwide and of those over 1,200, roughly 14%, could be found in the Indian subcontinent.

Kanha museum is Situated within the park. Inside museum a visitor can find a great deal of information regarding topography, park maps, pug marks of different animals etc. Raja Rani: Near the Visitor center one can see the stumps of two giant sal trees which are worshipped every day in the woods. Known as Raja Rani, these trees once dwelt in the Kanha National Park. November to May and Feb to June Is the ideal month to see the Kanha National Park. Jabalpur is the closest airport while Nagpur is closest most convenient airport. Daily flight available in the major cities in India. Indian airlines operates daily flight Delhi-Nagpur and Bangalore-Nagpur. Many trains are accessible to Jabalpur, Daily trains between Delhi and Jabalpur are Mohakhali Exp and Gondwana Express, Other Big trains plying to Jabalpur comprise Sangha Mitra Exp and Varanasi Exp. Regular buses from abalpur to Kanha can be found. Easily anyone can here automobiles for their advantage to reach Kanha. Another option is that the drive from Jabalpur through Tikaria and Mandla. To get to the park from Nagpur, take the NH6 to Bhandara.