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Tiger Safaris
Tala Zone
Ancient Fort
Shesh Shaiya
Our 2 Nights / 3 Days Bandhavgarh tour package offers an exciting wildlife experience with jeep safaris, expert tracking, and high royal Bengal tiger sighting chances in Bandhavgarh National Park. Starting at ₹8,999 per person (or ₹16,000 per couple), the package includes jungle resort stays, daily meals, safari permits, private transfers, and experienced local naturalists. The best time to visit is from October to June, with peak tiger sightings from March to May.
Morning/Afternoon: Pick up from Jabalpur/Katni/Umaria station or airport and private transfer to your jungle resort. Check in, relax, and freshen up.
Evening: Visit the historic Baghel Museum, home to the royal belongings and hunting equipment of the Maharaja of Rewa.
Night: Return to the resort for dinner and a comfortable overnight stay.
Early Morning: Head out for an exciting Open Jeep Safari in Bandhavgarh National Park with an expert naturalist. Explore core zones like Tala or Magdhi for high Bengal tiger sighting chances.
Afternoon: Return to the resort for lunch and leisure time.
Evening: Explore local village trails, visit nearby craft shops for souvenirs, and enjoy a warm bonfire at the resort.
Night: Dinner and overnight stay at the resort
Morning: Enjoy a relaxed breakfast and check out from the hotel.
Sightseeing: Visit the historic Bandhavgarh Fort area and ancient rock-cut statues, famous for its mythological connection to Lord Rama and Lakshmana.
Departure: Private transfer to the railway station or airport for your onward journey with unforgettable jungle memories.
Accommodation: 2 Nights stay in a well-appointed resort or jungle lodge (AC Rooms).
Meals: Daily breakfast, lunch, and dinner (APAI Plan) as per resort schedule.
Jungle Safaris: Open Jeep Safari in Bandhavgarh core/buffer zones with an expert forest guide & driver.
Permits & Entry Fees: All forest entry permits, safari zone booking fees, and vehicle permits.
Sightseeing: Visits to local attractions including Baghel Museum and Bandhavgarh Fort area/viewpoints.
Transfers & Transport: Private AC cab transfers for pickup and drop-off from Katni, Umaria, or Jabalpur railway station/airport.
Taxes: All applicable government taxes and driver allowances.
Travel Expenses: Airfare, train tickets, or bus fares to and from the arrival point.
Personal Expenses: Tips, laundry, telephone calls, room service, alcoholic beverages, and soft drinks.
Camera Fees: Professional camera or video camera charges levied by the forest authority (if applicable).
Extra Safaris: Any additional jungle safari drives beyond the specified itinerary.
Unforeseen Costs: Extra expenses due to flight/train delays, weather disruptions, roadblocks, or sudden revisions in government forest permit fees.
Medical Cover: Travel or medical insurance coverage.
Beyond tiger safaris, Bandhavgarh has rich history, ancient temples, and peaceful nature. Here are the top spots to explore:
What to see: Highest chance to spot Bengal tigers, leopards, bears, and colorful birds.
Main Zones: Tala (best for tiger spots), Magdhi (open grasslands), and Khitauli (bamboo forests).
What to see: A 2,000-year-old fort on top of a hill with great views of the jungle.
Story: Built by Lord Rama for his brother Lakshmana (Bandhav = Brother, Garh = Fort).
What to see: A huge, 65-foot stone statue of Lord Vishnu resting on a giant snake.
Special fact: The Charanganga river starts right at the feet of this statue.
What to see: A royal museum showing old weapons, clothes, and items of the King of Rewa.
Must see: The preserved body of Mohan, the first white tiger found here.
What to see: Over 35 old stone caves cut into the rocks, built over 1,500 years ago.
Story: Used as shelters for royal soldiers and holy monks in ancient times.
What to see: A quiet, cute village right next to the forest with traditional mud houses.
Things to do: Buy handmade wooden gifts and try delicious local food snacks.
The park is open from October 1 to June 30. It stays closed during the monsoon (July to September) for animal breeding.
The best time to visit is from October to June. The park remains open during these months, with peak tiger sightings occurring during the dry summer months of March to May when animals gather around water holes.
Bandhavgarh is well-connected by air, rail, and road:
By Air: Jabalpur Airport (160 km / ~3.5 hours) is the closest airport.
By Train: Umaria (35 km) and Katni (100 km) are the nearest major railway stations.
By Road: Direct AC cab transfers are available from Jabalpur, Katni, Satna, and Khajuraho.
A standard 3-day/2-night package starts at approximately ₹8,999 per person (or ~₹16,000 per couple). This includes jungle resort accommodation, daily meals, private cab transfers, and safari permits.
Tala Zone is the most famous for its high tiger density and historic views. However, Magdhi and Khitauli core zones also offer excellent tiger sightings and dense wildlife populations.
Safari permits open 120 days in advance on the official forest portal. Because permits per zone are strictly limited, it is best to book 30 to 60 days in advance, especially for travel between October and May.
Yes, our complete Bandhavgarh tour package includes advance safari permits, guide fees, vehicle charges, and core/buffer zone entry fees handled end-to-end.
No, safari permits issued by the Madhya Pradesh Forest Department are strictly non-transferable and non-refundable. Every traveler must present the exact valid government ID (Aadhaar, Passport, or Voter ID) entered during booking at the forest gate entry.
Clothing: Earthy tones like olive green, khaki, or beige. Avoid bright colors and heavy perfume, which can startle animals.
Winter (Nov–Feb): Layer up with heavy jackets, gloves, and caps, as early morning open jeep safaris get very cold.
Summer (Mar–Jun): Light, breathable cottons, sunglasses, wide-brim hats, sunblock, and plenty of water.
A minimum of 2 to 3 safari drives across different core zones (such as Tala and Magdhi) is ideal for a 3-day trip. Booking multiple safaris significantly increases your chances of spotting Bengal tigers, sloth bears, and rare bird species.