Kate Hitchen
My travels were first inspired by my love of the UK, which I take as much pleasure in exploring as countries far and wide. For me, travel is all about the adventure, the people I meet and the food I sample along the way.
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Panna is located around 45-minutes’ drive east of the world-famous temple town of Khajuraho and spreads over a landscape of rocky hills and ravines, covered by scrubby deciduous teak, bamboo and sal forest. The Ken River runs for about 55 km within the sanctuary.
Panna hosts a huge range of wildlife including tiger, jungle cat, leopard, hyena, wild dog, wolf and sloth bear. Along with many mammals, over 200 species of bird have been identified, which include a host of winter migratory birds. Panna is the first choice for birders.
Panna’s tiger population is flourishing with over 40 tigers counted in 2018. 15 tigers are regularly spotted in the buffer zones. Although sightings are rare, the numbers are on the increase which is exciting. The main reason to visit Panna is for an all-round wildlife experience. Panna is accessible by flight from Delhi and Varanasi, followed by a short drive by private air-conditioned vehicle. A visit to Panna combines well with a visit to Khajuraho temples and Bandhavgarh National Park.
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