Panna National Park
Madhya Pradesh
(Central India)
Panna National Park is an exceptional bioreserve in the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh spreading over 542.67 square kilometers. Its location in the tropical forest belt has given the sanctuary the advantage of a thick cover with teak and 'Kardhai' Anogeissus pendula jungles. Each year, people travel to the park to get a glimpse of the endangered creatures it protects like the blossom-headed parakeet, tigers and spotted deer.