9 nights, 3 stops — tigers & wild forest.
From Satpura to Kanha, the route is built around wild tigers and the forests that hold them.

Drive in from Bhopal, cross the reservoir by boat and settle in for the wilder side of central India.
Walking safaris, canoeing the Denwa and jeep drives — the most varied safari in India, strong on sloth bear and birds.
On foot with an armed guide and out by canoe, reading the forest at ground and water level.
Transfer to Pench and settle in, with an afternoon outing to get your bearings.
Morning and afternoon safaris in the teak forest and along the river, strong on tigers, deer herds and birds.
Drives built around the river and reservoir, with raptors and the chance of tiger and wild dog.
Transfer to Kanha and settle in, with an afternoon outing to get your bearings.
Morning and afternoon safaris across Kanha's sal forest and meadows, with barasingha, gaur and the chance of tiger.
Long drives through the core, working the meadows at first light for predators on the move.
A final morning in onward — a last outing or a slow start as time allows — before the transfer onward and the journey home.
Hot and dry, when the forest thins and tigers come to water — the strongest sightings.
Comfortable drives and good general game; core zones reopen by October after the monsoon.
A well-run lodge at Satpura, set up for the park's walking, canoe and boat safaris.
A riverside tented camp at Pench, known for star-beds and quiet, considered guiding.
A Taj tented camp on the Banjar river at Kanha — low-impact luxury facing the forest.
A standout jungle lodge at Kanha, a comfortable base for the meadows and the core zones.
A polished jungle lodge, set up for the walking, canoe and boat safaris.
A polished lodge, set up for the walking, canoe and boat safaris.
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