Pench National Park offers a diverse range of safari experiences across its Core and Buffer zones. Spanning two states, each zone has its own unique landscape, flora, and wildlife sightings.
The most popular zone for tiger sightings. Known for beautiful Ghost trees and rocks. Key spots: Baginnalla, Alikatta, Kala Pahad.
Famous for bird watching and teak forests. Good for spotting tigers, wild dogs, and gaurs. Less crowded and peaceful.
Known for Sloth Bears and Banyan trees. Offers a limited area but connects to Alikatta when the river is dry.
Famous for nocturnal animals like wolves, foxes, and owls. Best zone for night safaris (offline booking).
Scenic hilly terrain with flowing streams. Popular for cycling safaris and tiger sightings near the highway underpasses.
Located just 4km from Turia. Gained fame for sightings of the rare Melanistic Leopard (Black Panther) and wolves.
A newly opened zone near Khawasa. Limited entry ensures a quiet experience. Good for spotting deer and birds.
An alternative to Rukhad. Known for Gaurs, tigers, and bamboo forests. Great for summer sightings.
High probability of tiger sightings. Home to Chowsingha, Chinkara, and Gaurs. Key spots: Bandra Talab.
The main MH gate with bamboo forests and waterfalls. Famous for Wild Dogs and Sloth Bears. (Closed Wednesdays).
Offers a mix of jungle safari and boating on the Pench Reservoir. Dense forest area west of the river.
A quieter zone ideal for bird watching and peaceful animal spotting. Offers boating facilities. (Closed Mondays).
Dense forest area rich in flora and fauna. Home to tigers, leopards, and bears. Entry via Surewani village.
Also known as Nagalwadi. Great for spotting diverse wildlife. Offers night safari options.