KANHA :-
Kanha National Park, declared a Tiger Reserve in 1974, is a conservation success story. This esteemed park is renowned for saving the endangered hard ground Swamp Deer (Barasingha) from extinction, increasing its population from 66 to 800. As one of Asia's best-maintained national parks, Kanha boasts stringent conservation programs protecting its diverse fauna and flora. The park's landscape features a mix of sal forests, meadows, and dense zones with abundant climbers, shrubs, and herbs. Home to majestic tigers, leopards, wild dogs, and deer species like the iconic Barasingha, spotted deer, sambar, barking deer, and four-horned deer, Kanha Tiger Reserve is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts