Panna Tiger Reserve

"Out of a mere farmland, wildlife enthusiast Shyamendra Singh has wrought a classy getaway, which lets you rough out in style." – Outlook Traveler

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Fondly called the Tree House by locals, because of its lovely Machaan restaurant overlooking the Ken River, it is the finest place to get lost from the world. It is spread in sprawling jungle of 40 acres along the Ken River and offers a unique opportunity to laze with the crocodiles, roar with the tigers and soar with the birds. It offers a unique blend of traditional royal hospitality and comfortable country living. Panna National Park spread over 542 sq. km was carved out of the hunting reserves of Panna, Bijawar and Chatarpur states. In 1994 it became India’s 22nd Tiger Reserve. It is predominantly an open forest and offers great opportunity to view animals like Tiger, Sloth Bear, Cheetal, Sambhar and Nilgai. Panna is also home to crocodiles and over 300 species of birds.

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