Duration :
02 Nights/ 03 Days
Safari :
2 Jeep Safaris
Accommodation :
2 Night Stay at Wildlife Resort
Everyone today is attracted to the magnificence of Khajuraho. It is mainly because when people visit this place, they come across a stylish and great depiction of life and its amazing elements. One must know that the Khajuraho group of temples has been declared as a UNESCO World Heritage site. It belongs to both Hindu and Jain religions, and the temples have withstood the ravage of time and even today, they stand still in all their glory. Between 1950 and 1050 AD, the temples were built by Chandela kings. Even today, they leave a lasting impression on visitors with their unique sculptures and statues.
But people generally make the mistake of assuming that these temples just display erotism as there are several depictions of the everyday routine activities of life. One might come across an elephant fighting on the statues, while one might also come across some manifestations of divine beings.
Above all, these temples stand out in the crowd as a pinnacle of art and architecture. Also, people need to visit this amazing place at least once in their lifetime. Panna National Park is nestled in the Chattarpur districts of Madhya Pradesh, and it is one of the most prominent national parks in the country. The park is a treasure House of flora and fauna, and the special attraction is the fish-eating crocodile that is native to the Indian subcontinent. Additionally, the National Park is home to the highest waterfalls in the country, known as Pandava Waterfalls. But one of the main attractions is surely the site of the majestic royal Bengal tigers. As they roar, it echoes throughout the jungle. Feathers are ruffled, and surely people skip a beat also. But all said and done, this is what makes Panna National Park what it is for
Highlights of The Tour
After arriving at the Khajuraho airport or the Khajuraho railway station, one needs to get in touch with the experts, followed by an assisted transfer to the hotel. They can rest and relax for some time. In the evening, they can visit the evening market, which lies in close proximity to the western group of temples. In the market, they can shop for some amazing handicrafts. After enjoying the shopping, they can get back to the campus of the western group of temples and enjoy the light and sound show.
The show is narrated in the voice of the legendary actor Amitabh Bachchan, and one can also enjoy the classical music. The show depicts the rise and fall of the Chandela Kingdom, and there are also some personal achievements of the king. It is an all-time favorite with the guests. Furthermore, the temples are illuminated in artificial light, and they take on different colors while appearing more beautiful than ever before. One can also be introduced to the different myths surrounding Kajal temple.
The second day is all about excitement and unlimited adventure. One can visit the beautiful Khajuraho temples after visiting the Panna National Park. The day generally starts with a delicious breakfast, after which guests can go sightseeing. The car will drop the guests at the entrance of the western group of temples. After buying the entrance tickets and hiring a guide, which is completely optional, people can start exploring the temples. One can enjoy photography at these amazing temples. Guests can also visit the temple complex from sunrise to sunset. One must always go for sandals or easy-to-wear shoes. Some of the most famous western groups of temples that visitors must visit include Devi Mandap Kandariya Mahadev Temple, Lakshman Temple, and Mahadev shrine. Of all the temples, the Lakshman temple is the oldest and also one of the biggest. The largest temple, however, is Kandariya Mahadev temple, which gets its major magnificence from the aesthetic proportions and unique detailing.
After exploring the western group of temples one can just head towards the eastern group of temples. On the eastern side, they can come across the Jain temples as it was a place where Jains resided during the rule of the Chandela dynasty. The biggest Jain temple is the Parasvanth temple which is dedicated to Jain tirthankara parshvanatha. Besides the Jain temples, one can visit 3 Hindu temples brahma, vamana and javari.
People can take a break from sightseeing for a great lunch. After that, they can get back to the hotel to complete the checkout formalities, followed by a drive to the Panna National Park. They can enjoy the beautiful sights along the way. People can spend the evening relaxing and unwinding at the resort after arriving and prepare themselves for a day of unlimited excitement and adventure the next day.
AThe adventure starts in the day with a morning safari. Panna National Park is nestled in the Vindhya hills in northern Madhya Pradesh, and this park is home to plenty of flora and fauna. It was declared a tiger reserve in 1994, and it is home to a huge population of tigers. If one is lucky, then one can come across the crowd favorite, which is the gharial of fish-eating crocodiles native to the Indian subcontinent. Other mammals that people can spot here include the leopard sambar chital and chinkara.
Besides the amazing mammals and reptiles, Panna National Park also boasts the best waterfall in India, which is the Pandava Falls, which measures approximately 100 feet. To reach the waterfall, one needs to descend around 280 steps. The waterfall is also linked with an episode from the Hindu mythological epic, Mahabharata. It is the place where the Pandava brothers resided during exile. The source of the waterfall is still a mystery, and nobody knows the water sources. One can just enjoy the sights and sounds of nature surrounding them.
One can get transferred in the morning to Khajuraho to resume their journey forward. The tour offers a perfect blend of nature and culture, something that is completely rare. All one can take is the happy memories of the trip.
Panna National Park is way more than just its wildlife safari and trips. The scenic waterfalls, amazing forest trails, and the never-ending list of flora and fauna at the park will leave people hooked forever with this place. Panna National Park is nestled in the Panna and Chhatarpur districts of Madhya Pradesh, and it covers around 542.67 square kilometers. The history of Panna National Park shows its environmental importance and its contribution towards preserving the endangered species of flora and fauna. In 1994, it was declared a tiger reserve as the 22nd tiger reserve in India and 5th in Madhya Pradesh. In 2007, Panna was given the Award of Excellence by the Ministry of Tourism for being one of the best well-maintained national parks in India.
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