Panna national park

Panna national park Timings, History, Route Info

S.No	Year	Details
1	1975	National Park created with areas of Ganga Wildlife Sanctuary
2	1981	Panna Tiger Reserve Created
3	1994	Declared Project Tiger Reserve

Area: 1645 Sq.Km

Climate: Dried Temperature forest.

Best Time to Visit: December to March

Timings:

Month	Morning Hours	Evening Hours
Oct – Feb	Sunrise – 11:00 am	3:00 pm – Sunset
Mar-Jun	Sunrise – 11:00 am	4:00 pm – Sunset

Ken River a tributary of Yamuna River, flows through the forest from South to North.

Commonly Seen animals are Tiger, Leopard, Wild dogs, Langur monkeys, Deers, Porcupine, Sambar, Indian  Gizzel, Spotted Deer, Blue buck, Elephants, Jackal, Wild boar, Mongoose etc

Reptiles such as Crocodiles in Ken River.

Commonly seen birds are Peacock, painted sandgrouse, crested serpent eagle, Raptors, Grey Heron, Vultures, Jungle Bush Quail, Lapwings, Egrets, Painted Storks, Ibis, Owl, Kingfisher, Cormorant,  etc. 200 species of birds are feeding in this park.

How to reach Panna national park?

By Air

1. The nearest airport is at Khajuraho which is 25 Km away.

By Train

1. The nearest railway station is Satna which is 90 Km away. Jhansi is 180 km away.

By Road

1. The direct bus is available from Khajuraho.

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