The trip to Panna National Park starts from Khajuraho at around 5:30 a.m. or 1 p.m. in the afternoon (the park remains closed on Wednesday afternoon). We pick up and drop our guests from all hotels in Khajuraho. The drive to the park takes about half an hour. There we go on a three-hour safari in a jeep. Here you can enjoy the beautiful landscape of the Panna National Park. It is quiet and you can hear birds and nature. The park was founded in 1997 and is now one of the most important tiger reserves in India. The chances of seeing tigers are very good. The park is located on a river where the tigers often stay. The park features forested areas, open grasslands, clearly visible riverbanks and impressive gorges. In addition to tigers, warthogs, antelopes, deer, monkeys, many species of birds and reptiles and sometimes the extremely shy leopards can be observed. An English-speaking nature guide accompanies the tour in the park. An extraordinary experience and a nice contrast to the often chaotic Indian everyday life.