Pench National Park - Wildlife Tour Packages

Wildlife photography group tours & itineraries

Pench National Park is located in the center of India. Pench national park is a Tiger reserve situated in two sates, Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra. Pench national park is named after the river Pence, this river is flowing through the park. Pench is the forest that inspired story of Mowgli character in "The Jungle Book" written by Author Rudyard Kipling. It is the home to 35+ species of mammals, 10+ species of reptiles, and 3 species of amphibians. The habitat of this national park is remarkable and ideal for wildlife photographers.

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Key Animals of Pench National park: Royal Bengal Tiger, Indian leopard, Indian gaur, nilgai, jackal, jungle cat, peafowl, wild dog(Dhol), wild boar, sloth bear, fox, striped hyena, monkey, barking deer, four-horned antelope, Indian wolf, Crested serpent eagle, parakeets,  and many other birds.

Helpful Details About Pench National Park

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Best time to Visit: The National park is open from October to June. However, during the monsoon season, a few buffer zones remain open. Winter (November to February) is the best time to visit if you love pleasant weather condition. For Tiger sighting, March to May is preferable.

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Recommended minimum duration: 3 Nights and 4 Days. At least 6 Safaris.

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What to do in Pench National park: Wildlife Photography, Landscape Photography, Bird Watching.

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How to reach Pench National park: From Nagpur to Pench via NH 44 will take 2 Hours approximately. The distance is 103km from Nagpur Airport.