Location: Vindhya Hills, Madhya Pradesh

A unique and prominent national park of India, Bandhavgarh National Park is a widespread park with a total area of 448 sq km. The place is distinguished as the discovering land of the famous white tiger of Rewa. It relishes of a dry deciduous vegetation, with sal forests. Apart from preserving the maximum number of India tigers, it is densely populated with other animal species too. While the great gaur, indian bisons are easily found, nilgai, sambar and barking deer can also be easily traced.

The prime group of the mammal community includes of langurs and rhesus macaque . The jackal, bangal fox, bears, ratel, mongoose, hyena, jungle cat, leopard and tiger are the other prominent members. On the other hand, commonly viewable animals are wild pig, spotted deer, sambar, dhole, the small Indian civet, palm squirrel and lesser bandicoot rat. The national park also has 250 species of birds.