A wildlife safari is characterized by but obviously wildlife and involves these days an eco-friendly and environmentally responsible journey into wildlife sanctuaries, national parks and reserves.
Published on 14th Aug 2023
Nestled in the heart of central India, the districts of Mandla and Balaghat in Madhya Pradesh unfold a tale of natural splendor and cultural richness. Spanning an extensive area of 8771 sq km, Mandla district, part of the Jabalpur division, boasts a landscape adorned with Sal forests and rolling grass plains, home to the indigenous Gond tribe and other adivasi communities. This southern haven is not only a testament to biodiversity but also hosts the renowned Kanha National Park, a Tiger Reserve with its headquarters situated in Mandla.
Balaghat, its northern counterpart, covers 9229 sq km, forming the southernmost region of the Jabalpur division and sharing its boundary with Mandla. Encompassing a significant portion of the Kanha Tiger Reserve, Balaghat district is also known for housing the nation's leading manganese and copper mines.
The Kanha Tiger Reserve, a sanctuary for wildlife enthusiasts, is strategically divided into two crucial zones:
Mandla District
Balaghat District
Mandla District:
Balaghat District:
Mandla District: Mandla and Dindori Tehsil.
Balaghat District: Baihar, Paraswada, Balaghat, Lanji, and Waraseoni Tehsils.
Situated in the Paraswada Tehsil of Balaghat district, Surwahi Social stands as a unique homestay and coliving leisure accommodation. Positioned on the border between Mandla and Balaghat, it strategically places itself closer to Mandla district center (60 Km) than Balaghat district center (90 Km). This central location ensures proximity to both major gates of KTR – approximately 30 km from the Mukki gate and 20 km from Khatia in the Mandla district.