An ultimate guide to Bandhavgarh: a wilderness escape in the lap of Nature

Bandhavgarh, an exquisite scenic nook in Madhya Pradesh is a place of mythical significance. This place has blossomed through different historical importance. The word Bandhavgarh is a mix of two words: Bandhav and Garh that means brother and Fort respectively. So the meaning of Bandhavgarh is brother’s fort. This place is associated with Ramayana. The Reserve is named Bandhavgarh due to the existence of a historical fort in the hills of the Vindhya ranges of Umaria. People believe that Lord Rama gifted this incredible fort to his younger brother Lakshmana so that he can keep a watch on Lanka. The Bandhavgarh fort lets you explore numerous man-made caves with descriptions and rock illustrations.

Apart from its historical significance, it also fascinates voyagers to see the movement of the wildlife around  and hear the noises of the forest. There is certainly something exquisitely spectacular about Bandhavgarh as it makes everyone who visits it, slip in love with it. 

It used to be the hunting ground for maharajas of Rewa dating back to 2000 years ago but later the Rewa Royal family gave it over to the state government and then this property was proclaimed as Bandhavgarh National Park and now it is a shack to a higher density of rare Bengal tigers. All the white tigers of the world tinge their roots to Bandhavgarh. The benignity and valor of the Tigers of Bandhavgarh get people to love Bandhavgarh.

It is a home to other species like leopards, rare species of deer, 37 species of mammals, 250 species of birds, 80 species of butterflies. Major Attractions for wildlife lovers are Tiger, Leopard,Sloth Bear, Sambhar, Nilgai, Chausingha, Dhole, Jackal, Indian Fox, Striped Hyena, Wild Boar. The sight of the magnificent tigers can arouse a sense of awe in you. It’s superfluity ecosystem provides adequate food for everyone from the little butterflies to the glorious tigers.

Bandhavgarh is an escape into the wild and a rejuvenating  paradise for wildlife lovers. Explore the gems of Bandhavgarh National Park. If you are planning a voyage to Bandhavgarh, then a stay is essential to witness the rememberable evidence and exciting wildlife activities.

The best Time to Visit Bandhavgarh is from mid-October to June. 

Things to explore in Bandhavgarh:

• Badi Gufa: Bandhavgarh has many attractions, Badi Gufa is one of them. It’s in the Tala zone of Bandhavgarh. 
• Bandhavgarh Fort: One can reach Bandhavgarh in an hour of a trek from the Tala zone. A local guide is required for the trek because the trails pass through the national park. Every visitor should go on this trek as it’s an easy trek and one can learn a lot about ancient culture on this trek.
• Shesh Shaiya : An 65ft long exemplar of God Vishnu, Sheesh Shaiya is the point of origin of Charanganga River. It is placed horizontally on the sheshnaag. One can witness the beautiful Malabar Pied Hornbill over there.
• Three cave points : It is visible from Ganesh Hillock Road. This place is popular because it has numerous elegant carvings. These carvings imply the polished techniques that were being used in historical periods. 

Get on an enthralling jeep safari in the dense forest of Bandhavgarh, it is the most popular thing to do in Bandhavgarh. If you are hoping to visit Bandhavgarh it is suggested to experience the thrills of a Jeep Safari at Bandhavgarh National Park. 

Enjoy the memorable Bandhavgarh and its untamed life without limit, engaged by the best retreat convenience. Plan today and make an untamed life trip.