Places To Visit In Pench Sightseeing

The Pench National Park covers a land area of 275 sq km, in the southern part of the Satpura ranges. Pench National Park is a dry forest popular for its vegetation of teak and kullu trees. Declared as the 19th Tiger Reserve of India, some of the rare and endangered species of animals are found here.

This spot is winding path that is close to the bank of river Pench, speckled with rocks and artistic looking trees. During summer season, white flowers and bushes lope all along with bank. To view these flowers in full blossom, it is must to visit in the early morning hours. The place also appears to be a splendid spot for wildlife sightseeing.

This place is another exciting attraction that has fascinating area of grassland, where animals are also observed. In evening time, there is excellent view of grazing herds comprising of thousands of spotted deer. One can also enjoy elephant rides that begin from this place.

Journeying over rocky hills, it is considered as place of interest in the huge Pench reservoir. The rocky cliffs make tremendous places for leopards. Other species like Eagles, Buzzards, and hawks are observed looming over their nests.

Pench Dam Name in the National Register of Dams is Kamthikhairy Dam and, Official Designation of Kamthikhairy (Pench) Dam. However local and popular name is " Pench Dam , Pench Lake / Pench Talav ". Here Local popular name will be used .