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Best time to visit Panna National Park

Beat the heat and visit this park between October to March.

Opening time of Panna National Park

All through the week from 6:30 am to 10:30 am and then from 2:30 pm to 5:30 pm.

Things to do at Panna National Park

Capture a video of your safari.

Budget

Indians would have to pay INR 1250.00 while foreigners need to pay INR 2250.00

Best months to visit Panna National Park

December - May

Traveller Type

Couples, Families, Friends

Rank

4 out of 41 attractions in Khajuraho

Panna National Park

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The presence of deep gorges, cascading waterfall and dense forests filled with teak trees is what the Panna National Park is all about. Home to many wild cats and antelopes, this place is famous for its tigers. If the drudgery of the city life has gotten to you, a day spent at this park will surely relax your senses. Have a guide take you on a tour and catch glimpses of some rare animal and bird species like the King Vulture and honey Buzzard here. The authorities also organize regular safaris of the park. However, one must come in their own jeep as the park doesnt rent out any.

Panna National Park Reviews

Shoulderseason Gypsy

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Day 2: We had booked a Jeep for Safari to Panna National park from a travel agent shop we found enroute to our hotel. He came to pick us up at the hotel early morning at 5 am. It was a cool, peaceful and an enchanting drive in the open Jeep. As part of the package a forest guide accompanied us. To our amazement he was really informed and showed us a variety of birds, trees and animals. The flora and fauna is similar to bandhavgarh with fewer tigers. We were able to spot a thirsty female leopard. Ken river passes through the national park which is very clean and serene, one can take a boat ride in it. Overall it was educational and adventurous. It took us around 4 hours to complete the safari.

AtharavRaj Yadav

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Panna National Park is sited in the District of Panna & Chattarpur, in the State of Madhya Pradesh. The Park is Officially Honoured as the 22nd Tiger Reserve of India and covers the 5th Position in terms of Madhya Pradesh. Panna Tiger Reserve sites besides the Ken River, being found as the Perfectly Maintained and Managed National Parks of India, by the Ministry of Tourism of India. The park also Won the Award of Excellence in 2007.Timings : 5:30 AM to 6 PMDistance from Chitrakoot : 105 KmLocation : Chhatarpur, Madhya PradeshCharges : Hinge-On the Type of Safari, you Select.