Kanha National Park
Safari, planned the easy way.
We help you with gypsy, guide and permits so your morning starts on time and stress free.
Gates & zones
Where you can enter Kanha.
Kanha Tiger Reserve is entered through Sarhi, Khatia (Kisli), Mukki and Kanha gates. We are located near Sarhi Gate, which is quieter and excellent for wildlife sightings.
Morning safari · approx. 6:00–11:00 AM
Best window for tiger, gaur and barasingha. Early tea is served before you leave.
Afternoon safari · approx. 3:00–6:00 PM
Golden light, deer herds and excellent birding.
Park season · October to June
Kanha usually closes through the monsoon; exact dates are announced by the Forest Department.
Safari booking guide
Permits open on the Forest Department’s official portal and both gypsies and guides are limited, especially on weekends and holidays. Book early. We assist with advance permit guidance and gypsy coordination at Sarhi Gate, which is just 5–10 minutes drive from the property.
What to carry
- Original photo ID matching your permit
- Warm layers for winter mornings
- Neutral coloured clothing
- Camera, binoculars and extra batteries
- Water bottle and cap
Safari permits, zones, vehicle allocation and timings are controlled by the Madhya Pradesh Forest Department. We assist with booking but cannot guarantee permits, zones or wildlife sightings.
Why Sarhi Gate?
Sarhi is one of the newer and less crowded entry gates of Kanha Tiger Reserve. Its routes pass through dense sal forest, bamboo stands and open meadows where tiger, leopard, gaur, sambar, chital and many bird species are regularly seen. Fewer vehicles mean a quieter, more natural safari.
Best time to visit
- October–February: pleasant weather, lush forest, cold mornings — carry warm layers.
- March–June: warmer days with excellent chances of wildlife at water holes.
- July–September: core zones usually closed for monsoon; the buffer may remain open as announced by the Forest Department.
How we help
Tell us your dates and preferred safari slots in the inquiry form. We guide you on permit availability, coordinate the gypsy and guide, serve early tea before you leave and keep a hot meal ready when you return. Safari charges are separate from room tariff and are payable as per Forest Department rates.