Captivating wildlife
Step into a rich historical narrative as you explore the Pench Tiger Reserve. Documented in timeless works like Ain-i-Akbari and natural history books such as 'Seonee - Camp life in Satpura Hills,' 'Highlands of Central India,' and 'Wild Animals of Central India,' this reserve's history is as captivating as its wildlife. With a remarkable density of herbivores, including Indian bison, cheetal, sambar, and more, this area supports a thriving food chain. Tigers reign supreme here, followed by leopards, wild dogs, and wolves, making it a predator's paradise. Delve into the world of sloth bears, chou singhas, and an array of fascinating creatures that call this reserve home.
A birdwatcher's paradise
For bird enthusiasts, the Pench Tiger Reserve is a paradise waiting to be explored. Over 285 species of resident and migratory birds grace the skies and treetops here. Marvel at the Malabar Pied Hornbill, Indian Pitta, Osprey, Grey-headed Fishing Eagle, and White-eyed Buzzard. During the winter months, the reserve welcomes a plethora of migratory waterfowl, adding to its avian diversity. Keep your binoculars handy to spot Brahmini Ducks, Pochards, Bar-headed Geese, and Coots gracing the tanks and Pench reservoir within the park. Don't miss the chance to witness four endangered vulture species soaring high above, a testament to the reserve's commitment to conservation.
