Kahna- Tourism Packages

We often come across a situation where we want to go on a small and quick trip just in order to get a break from our daily schedule. It gives us a chance to replenish ourselves and also, refuel our minds for future hustles. For these kinds of journeys, the perfect place is to get to a getaway destination. These frequent getaways have the least stress involved and according to studies, people who often go on a getaway trip are more energized and happier than those who do it less frequently. These microvacations are more fruitful for a person than a single long trip, in fact, they are the perfect way to utilize your weekend and fight the fear of returning to work again. Another benefit of these microvacations is that they tend to make you active as you have to complete your trip quickly, unlike a lazy beach trip. These vacations fill up your memories basket and you get a lot of sweet memories to remember and have a happy smile on your face. But like everything on this mother earth, these memories are also transient, and thus, to keep your basket filled up, keep going on these getaways trip frequently. So, why in the world are we talking about these getaway trips? Because, we are going to discuss one such getaway destination, especially in the list of Central Indian Tour Packages i.e. Kahna.

About The Location

Kanha Tiger Reserve, also known as Kanha National Park, is located in the Mandla and Balaghat districts of Madhya Pradesh, India. The park covers an area of 940 square kilometers and is known for its population of Bengal tigers, as well as other wildlife such as leopards, Bara Singha (swamp deer), and various species of birds. The park also contains a variety of vegetation, including sal forests, bamboo groves, and grasslands. Kanha Tiger Reserve was established in 1933 as a sanctuary and was later upgraded to a national park in 1955. It was also declared as a tiger reserve in 1973 under Project Tiger. Kanha Tiger Reserve is considered one of the most famous national parks in India and attracts thousands of visitors each year. It is a perfect place for nature lovers, wildlife enthusiasts, and photographers. Tourism is an important aspect of Kanha Tiger Reserve, as it brings in revenue that is used to fund conservation efforts. Visitors can take a variety of guided tours, including jeep safaris and elephant safaris, to see the park's wildlife and vegetation. There are also a number of lodges and resorts located inside and outside the park, providing accommodation options for visitors.

Best Places To Visit In Kahna

Mandla: Known for its sky-high forts and sacred temples, Mandla is one of the best tourist destinations near Kanha National Park. As a nature-filled place, Mandla serves its visitors with the dazzling views of RangrezGhat and Rapta Ghat including the catchment area of the hushed Narmada River and its tributaries in which the town of Mandla lies. And what makes this place more enthralling is the fort which is encircled by the Sahastra Dhara River, and thus, gives some glorious vistas to savor.

Mukki Jeep Safari: At a distance of 50 km from Mocha and 65 km from Kanha Gate, Mukki Zone is the second most popular safari zone of Kanha National Park. This zone is primarily visited through the Mukki entrance gate, located near Mukki village. Mukki was the second zone to be opened for tourists after Kanha Core Zone. It is the southern part of Kanha Forest and is the nearest entry point for tourists coming from Raipur, Gondia, and Nagpur. This zone is popular for tiger sightings as the density of The tiger population in this zone is high. The jungle safari from Mukki gate passes through the Kudh meadows, Sondhar Tank and meadows, Lapsi Kabar, Bishanpura, and Kukri Pani.

Elephant Safari: At a distance of 15 km from Mocha, Kanha Zone is the oldest and the most popular safari zone of Kanha National Park. This zone is primarily visited through the Khatia entrance gate, located near Khatia village. Besides Jeep Safari, tourists can go for elephant safari on a pre-decided route that has been marked by Park Authorities. Also known as Elephant Joy Ride, this safari makes the tour more enjoyable and complete as it allows one to get access to those forested areas which are not accessible by normal jeeps. The chances of Tiger sightings are high during elephant safari in Kanha. This is booked on first cum first serve basis.

Jabalpur: Jabalpur is said to be the Tapasya Bhoomi of the sage Jabali, from whom the name Jabalpur is derived. Jabalpur was a part of the Maurya Empire as the Ashokan relics date back to 300 BCE, and have been found in that place. After the decline of the Mauryan empire, the city was ruled by the Satavahana dynasty. Later, the region was ruled locally by the Bodhis and the Senas, following which it became a vassal state of the Gupta Empire (320 to 550). From 675 to 800, the region was ruled by the Kalachuri Dynasty from Karanbel. In the 16th century, the city was ruled by the Gonds and then taken over by the Marathas in the 17th century. The British defeated the Marathas in the 19th century and made Jabalpur the headquarter of the Nerbudda territories. After independence, Jabalpur became a free province in the state of Madhya Pradesh and is now one of the fast-developing cities of Madhya Pradesh.

Village Tala: A location for many resorts and inns that attracts a good number of tourists from all over the world. It is a perfect place for those who want to experience nature.

Food and Drinks Culture

Exploring new food and drinks on a trip forms a very important part of the overall experience. Bandhavgarh has a great variety of lip-smacking dishes and drinks which you should definitely not miss. Before getting on to the traditional recipes let me tell you that rice and roti form an integral part of the cuisine here, so, don’t expect to have a totally different style of meal from the rest of India. So below we have mentioned the few dishes that you can find in any local restaurant.

Daal Bafla: Daal Bafla which is fondly served in many parts of Madhya Pradesh, has got its influence from Rajasthani cuisine. Dal Bafla is a mouth-watering cuisine that is very similar to the famous Dal Bati of Rajasthan. Bafla is a delicious treat of wheat balls well cooked in ghee. The dish is well complemented with a bowl of Dal and coriander sauce (Hari chutney). Dal Bafla is not only celestial in taste but also provides a good dose of multiple vitamins, proteins, carbohydrates, and fat just in the right quantity.

Seekh Kebabs: The food plate of Madhya Pradesh has got a strong influence fromMughal cuisines. In all parts of the state, you will be served some of the best Mughlai cuisines that are highly inspired by Mughal-style cooking. Seekh Kebabs are one of the most savored non-vegetarian dishes of Madhya Pradesh. Well-minced meat is presented in a wrap and can make your taste buds go with its meat that melts in your mouth. Apart from Seekh Kebabs, Keema, Korma, and Shammi Kebabs are other Mughlai delicacies that people of Madhya Pradesh love to munch.

Bhutte Ka Kees: Another healthy yet delicious delicacy of Madhya Pradesh is Bhutte Ka Kees. As the name clearly suggests, this dish is mainly comprised of corn. Grated corn is well-cooked with spices and skimmed milk which adds a slightly sweet taste to the dish. Mustard seeds and green chilies are further added to enhance the taste of this authentic cuisine of Madhya Pradesh.

Bhopali Gosht Korma: Another delectable cuisine of Madhya Pradesh that has got its taste from Mughlai cuisine is Bhopali Gosht Korma. A plate of this Nawabi cuisine offers you a great dose of spices. Mutton is the main ingredient of the dish is complemented with the great Indian spices to obtain a delicious plate of Gosht Korma.

Chakki Ki Shak: Chakki ki Shak is a dish that has got its influence from Rajasthani cuisine. The dish is prepared with the steamed dough which is later added to the gravy which is prepared with different kinds of Indian spices. The dish is best complemented with a bowl of curd and is fondly eaten in the whole of Madhya Pradesh.

Malpua: Say hello to India’s own pancakes. Malpua is majorly prepared with flour, fried in ghee, and then dipped in sugar syrup to add the taste that will make you crave the dish again and again. The dressing of some saffron can further enhance the taste of this dish. Malpua is best served with rabdi for a complete treat

Climate

The climate in Kanha National Park is extreme during the summer season from April to June temperatures rising to 43 C. The monsoon season lasts from mid-June to September when an average of 1,800 mm of rainfall occurs. The winter season starts in November and lasts till February.

Conclusion

So, we started with discussing the benefits of microvacations to some getaway destinations and along the way, we discussed one such getaway destination which was Bandhavgarh, and put out some information about the pace with an objective to help you out in making a good Bandhavgarh tour package and now here we are at the end of this life. See, it is very simple, it is true that we all are trapped in the hustle to progress and develop but it is also at the same time not wrong to take a break from this timetable and rejuvenate yourself for the further hustle and therefore, we would recommend you to frequently go on these kinds of microvacations because not anybody else but at least you should be happy with the life you lived when you will take a look back on it in your old age. Also, there is a wide range of good resorts & hotels in Bandhavgarh for visitors where tourists can feel the comfort of home