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Orientation:
The Panna National Park's topography is a splendid mosaic of
plateaus, plunging gorges, vast expanses of teak forests and
savannah grasslands.
It comprises the upper Talgaon Plateau and the middle Hinouta
Plateau and is fed by the Ken River, which runs for about 55 km
within the sanctuary. NH75 cuts through the park; 80 per cent of the
reserve falls to its right (west to east) and 20 per cent to the
left. Your park safari will take you along the right of the highway,
in the main reserve area. The Dundwa Falls are located on the
Hinouta Plateau. Technically, the Pandav Falls are located within
the reserve but can be approached from the Pandav Falls Gate just
off the NH75 to Panna Town and Chhatarpur Town. It's about 7 km east
of the Madia Gate.
Most safaris enter the park from Madia Village, which is located on
the main highway, 22 km from Panna Town. Both Khajuraho and
Chhatarpur lie to the north-west of the park. There are a few lodges
at Madia that provide vital tourist services. |
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Fauna:
Panna National Park has 300 species
of birds including gray headed fish eagle. Many animals including
sambhar, spotted deer, chinkara, nilgai, langur, wild dogs, hyena,
jackal, sloth bear.
Panna National Park has variety in cat family there are leopards,
tigers & leopard cats. Gharials & others, crocodiles are also found
in Panna National Park.
Flora:
Panna National Park has dry and hot climate in union with shallow
vindhyar sails has given rise to dry teak and dry mixed forest in Panna
National Park.
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