Discover the NatureBhamera Dam is located around 20 km away from Bandhavgarh National Park in Panpatha Sanctuary. A favourite with birdwatchers, the dam is visited by several avifaunas.
THE FORESTBandhavgarh National Park was formed in the year 1965 and covers a forest area of 448.84 sq. km. The Project Tiger areas now comprises of more than 1100 sq.km.
WILDLIFEThe wildlife preserve is an excellent habitat for the tiger and has the highest density of the big cats in the world. This forest vows to bewitch you with awe-inspiring sightings of the King of the Jungle – the Tiger. In addition to the Tiger, the park has Leopards, Bears, Indian Gaur (Bison), Cheetals (Spotted-Deer), Sambhar Deer, Barking Deer, Neelgai (Blue-Bull) in abundance along with around 250 species of birds.
