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One of the famous Satpura National Park is located in Madhya Pradesh in India. The Lover of Adventure life at Satpura National Park is more of a secret recipe for visiting National Parks for tiger spotting. Tiger is not the only attraction this unique park provides as here one can watch different wildlife species combined with picturesque nature and environment-friendly adventures.

This park has a very thick growth of trees especially teak, sal, and bamboo trees, and a very thick growth of green trees. Visit this park to explore your life, have an adventure in the jungle, and feel your near adventure life.

While one cannot see tigers on the bridle paths here, the tiger is known to be increasing in number in the woods. Being a relatively less crowded park as compared to other parks, seeing Tigers here is all about real patience and chance.

2. Pench National Park & Tiger Reserve

Tiger safari lovers need not worry since one of the best national parks for tiger safari is Pench National Park also known as the Jungle Book inspiration. This makes it cross the states of Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra and hence attracts many tourists.

Theme Parks have wild dogs, jackals, deer, and different species of birds. Tiger is recorded to be strong in Pench with approximately 40- 50 tigers in the park. The population density here is much higher and hence during a safari in the jungle, you have better chances of sightseeing a tiger. Pench National Park falls in the category of medium project size having a geographical area of 758 square kilometres.

3. Bandhavgarh National Park & Tiger Reserve

Wildlife Safari is one of the best options for all family and friends to explore wildlife at Bandhavgarh National Park.

With approximately 70-75 tigers, Bandhavgarh offers excellent opportunities for sightings, thanks to its exceptionally high tiger density. After the lunch break, it will open in the evening from 3:00 PM to 6:30 PM. Spanning 1,536 square kilometers, the best time to visit is between October and June, especially during the peak tiger-spotting season from March to May.

4. Kanha National Park & Tiger Reserve

Kanha has magnificent meadows, thick sal forests, and bamboo jungles and the residents of Kanha include the barasingha or swamp deer, leopards, and tigers. The density is decent enough, so a visitor can have a fair number of tiger sightings during the trip.

5. Panna National Park & Tiger Reserve

Panna is famed to be one of the most appropriate national parks for tiger tourism and visitors have been amazed by the gorge, waterfalls, and plateau. The park is full of many types of wild animals after an optimistic tiger reintroduction program was implemented.

The diverse ecosystem of teak forest, grassland, and riverine vegetation offers habitat to several species such as crocodiles, leopards, and antelopes. Tiger numbers have risen to fifty, and even though there is a medium density of tigers and the density is increasing in the future, there is a bright chance of sighting them.