At the heart of India's Central Highlands, Madhya Pradesh is home to the vast swathes of wilderness that inspired 'The Jungle Book'. Discover sprawling teak and sal forests, wildlife rich meadows in Pench and Kanha National Parks and tribal villages where people have lived alongside some of India’s most celebrated animals for millennia. One of our motivations for choosing this region is to support the work of TOFTigers, a longstanding charity with tiger conservation and responsible tourism at its heart. The tribes and villagers we will meet have benefited greatly from TOFT's work, accessing jobs and opportunities they were never able to before. Included in the trip price is a £250 charitable donation - per person - towards TOFT's wonderful projects that help India's tiger population thrive.
Arrival
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Pench National Park & Surrounding Villages
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Rukhad Gate to nr. Sarrati Reservoir
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Sarrati Reservoir to the Kanha Plateau
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Kanha Plateau to Baherakhar
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Baherakhar to Kanha Earth Lodge
Kanha National Park
Departure
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