OT Staff
Kanha offers night safaris in its Khapa and Khatia buffer zones, where visitors can spot civets, porcupines, and owls. Occasionally, leopards and tigers are seen moving through the shadows.
Night safaris in Bandhavgarh's Parasi and Pachpedi zones provide opportunities to observe leopards, hyenas, and owls. The experience is enhanced by the captivating sounds of the wilderness at night.
Known as the “Wolf Safari,” Pench's night safari in its 484 sq km buffer zone allows sightings of wolves, jackals, nilgai, deer, and nocturnal birds. Stargazing at waterholes adds to the experience.
Tadoba's night safaris in the Junona buffer zone near Moharli gate and Palasgaon offer chances to see tigers, leopards, wild boars, bison, and civet cats in their natural nocturnal habitats.
Satpura's night safaris in the Parsapani and Sehera buffer zones provide a unique opportunity to witness leopards, sloth bears, and other nocturnal creatures under the cover of darkness.
Night safaris in Panna's Jinna and Akola buffer zones utilise special night vision camera traps to help visitors spot desert cats, fishing cats, and other nocturnal animals active after dusk.
Jim Corbett offers night safaris along its roads, providing a unique opportunity to observe reptiles such as snakes and pythons, as well as other nocturnal wildlife.
Chinnar's night safaris offer a chance to experience the sounds of nocturnal animals, including the Indian star tortoise and leopards, providing an authentic wilderness experience under the moonlight.
Jhalana is renowned for its leopard sightings. Night safaris here offer a perfect chance to spot leopards, foxes, and other wildlife in their natural habitat.
Chandaka-Dampara has introduced night safaris in the Bharatpur section, running daily from 6 PM to 9 PM. This initiative offers a unique wildlife experience in the heart of Bhubaneswar.