Shesh-Saiya, Bandhavgarh National Park

National park about 200 km northeast of Khana, about 1000 km2. Calculate about 4 hours of travel. Three entrances, the main one in Tala, where there is the majority of hotel accommodations. Unusable and closed during the monsoon from June to the end of September. It is home to about 90 tigers. Here it seems that the chances of seeing them are more than 90%. The environment is ideal for them and it seems that here the population is constantly increasing. It is also home to leopards and other felines, which are more difficult to see because they are nocturnal, along with bears and thousands of ungulates (chital, sambar, barasinga and other rarers) that represent their natural prey. Very rich birdlife. Here they are organized as in Khana 3-hour tours in 4x4 or elephant, in the opening hours of the park from dawn to sunset. Arrange to make at least two or three outings to maximize your chances of seeing the tiger. Inside the park do not miss the interesting monument of the so-called Shesh-shaiya, a lying statue dug inthem of the rock, with other artificial caves in the area below the hill. Very impressive. In any case the place is absolutely unmissable and not difficult to reach if you take a ride that includes Varanasi or Kolkata or Kajurao.