Car Rental in India

Khajuraho, Orchha, Gwalior, Sanchi, Bhopal, Bhimbetkar, Bhojpur, Indore, Mandu, Pachmarhi, Jabalpur, Amarkantak, Maheshwar, Omkareshwar, Ujjain
              
                                 Home | About Us | Contact Us ||Site Map | Email

                          North India | South India | West India | East India | Central India

                                         Central India Tours
Madhya Pradesh is full of green jungle like Kanha Tiger Park (which is now officially known as Kanha Tiger Reserve famous for jungle cat, Jackal, Leopard, Sambar, Sloth Bear, Tigers, Wild Boar, Wild Dog (Dhole), Chital and Hyena. Calangute became almost a traveler’s cliché in the '60s and early'70s and tourist literature is fond of referring to it as the 'Queen' of Goa's beaches’. Baga, a little further north, is a better beach and a more relaxed place to stay. Despite the concentration of resorts, hotels, beach huts, bars, restaurants, and souvenir stalls, there is innocence here, a freshness of childhood mornings. Farther north, past estuaries of the many streams that gurgle through the land, are a series of secluded beaches. In South Goa at a distance of mere two kilometers are the Colva and the Benaulim beaches. The slow paced beaches are breathtakingly beautiful. The Dona Paula beach, Vagator and Chapora are other beaches worth visiting.

Wildlife Attractions (Central India)
 

Kanha Tiger Reserve, (M P)

Kanha National Park  (which is now officially known as Kanha Tiger Reserve)is located in the Maikal range, the  eastern sector of the Satpura Hills of the Central Indian  Highlands.The chausingha, the only  four-horned antelope in the world. Some 200 species of birds  inhabit the park The park lies 163  kms southeast of Jabalpur in the state of Madhya Nagpur (Maharashtra), which  currently  furnishes the nearest air link to the park (direct flights form Mumbai, Delhi, and Hyderabad with  connections to other cities.  Bandhavgarh National Park :- Madhya Pradesh  Bandhavgarh is a small national park, but here highest population of tigers is available . This is  also known as White Tiger territory - these have been found in the old state of Rewa for many  years. The other species found in abundance in Bandhavgarh are the gaur or Indian bison, the  sambar, the barking deer and the nilgai.  Shivpuri, Madhya Pradesh :- Shivpuri is a town in the Gwalior Division of northwest  Madhya Pradesh in India. Shivpuri is very ancient town and a sacred place. It is named for the  God Shiva. It is steeped in the royal legacy of its past, when it was the summer capital of the  Scindia rulers of Gwalior. Earlier to that, Shivpuri's dense forests were the hunting grounds of  the Mughal emperors. Today Shivpuri houses a wildlife sanctuary, the Madhav National Park,  spread over an area of 156 square kms. The predominant species that inhabits the park is the  deer, the commonest of them being the dainty chinkara, the Indian gazelle and the chital. Other  common species are nilgai, sambar, blackbuck, sloth bear, leopard  and the langur.  Kanger Valley National Park :- Chhattisgarh  Kanger Valley (Park) is especially for nature lovers. The park is situated in a transition  zone where southern limit of sal forests and northern limit of teak forests overlap. Hence both  sal and teak are seen together in this valley.  The park extends over an area of about 200 sq km (the valley itself is about 34 km long with  an average width of about 6 km) and has many isolated villages, set in dense forests of sal,  teak and bamboo. The jungle boasts some huge trees and ferns. It is recommended you take  along some mosquito repellent as you will be walking through the jungle  Kanger Dhara and Bhaimsa Dharha are two good picnic resorts  and especially Bhaimsa  Dharha is a crocodile park  Don't miss Kanger's 3 exceptional caves - Kutumsar, Kailash and Dandak – with the most  amazing formations of stalagmites and stalactites.  The Park derives its name from the Kanger River, which flows throughout its length. The  stunning Tiratgarh Waterfalls are here (with the water splitting into multiple falls as it falls), as  are the popular picnic spots of Kanger Dhara and Bhaimsa Dharha (a crocodile park). You can  stay at the rest houses run by the Forest Department or at a tribal village.  The park is open from 1 Nov – 15 June each year.  Chitrakot Waterfall- Jagdalpur- Chhattisgarh  Niagara waterfall is major attraction  of Central India. In the form of Chitrakot, India's largest  waterfalls. About 38 km to the west of Jagdalpur, this spectacular fall is formed when the river  Indravati abruptly collapses into a 100 feet deep cavern. The mouth of the fall, when in full  profusion, is over 1,000 feet wide. Chitrakot is a horseshoe shaped waterfall, best seen during  and after the monsoon, between July and October. Chitrakot is a horse-shoe shaped waterfall,  best seen during and after the monsoon, between July and October. If you want to take  photographs, the light is best in the afternoons.