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The largest share of
\ntiger sighting that takes place is between Kanha and Bandhavgarh National
\nParks. But you can see the tiger at Pench, Ranthambhore, Tadoba, and Corbett
\nfrequently as well. For tiger spotting, I recommend Kanha and Bandhavgarh
\nNational Parks as these are the parks with a dense population of predators.<\/p>\n

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Kanha National Park
\nis a habitat of good prey species like the hard-ground swamp deer and bison.
\nNevertheless, the beauty of Bandhavgarh cliffs and deep valleys is enticing as
\nthat of the large grasslands of Kanha. I have spotted many tigers at Pench, but
\nthe destination has fewer crossroads in the core area, hence fewer areas can be
\nvisited. Nevertheless, “The Spy in The Jungle,” says it all, it was a
\nfilm by BBC. Pench is also known as the Kipling Country since the “Jungle Book.
\nThe story is based on the forests of Seoni Hills as mentioned in the book.<\/p>\n

To reach Kanha you
\ncan fly to Jabalpur, and drive for 3 hours to cover a distance of 165 km. For
\nBandhavgarh, you can fly to Jabalpur, and drive 170 km to the Tala resort complex.
\nFor Bandhavgarh, you can catch an overnight train from New Delhi to reach
\nUmaria railhead at a distance of 32 km from the Tala Gate. <\/p>\n

At Corbett, the focus
\nis on birds since it is a fantastic birding destination with more than 500
\nspecies on the checklist. Its Terai landscape is intriguing. The tiger reserve
\nis home to many mammals, and you can see the yellow-throated marten, wild
\nelephant, hog deer, king cobra, and goral mountain goat they are rare in India.
\nThe sight of crocodiles and gharial in the blue waters of Ramnanaga river is
\namazing. Corbett takes about 7 hours by car from New Delhi and is overnight to
\nRamnagar by rail.<\/p>\n

Ranthambhore has a
\ngood record of tiger spotting. It is included in the Golden Triangle Package
\nbegins from New Delhi and covers Agra, Jaipur, and Ranthambore. From Jaipur, it
\ntakes about 6 hours to reach Ranthambore using a train or taxi. <\/p>\n