A gaur bull with a cattle egret at its feet

Experiences

Wildlife at Camp

You don’t always have to go into the park. Sometimes the park comes to you.

A herd of gaur grazing in a forest clearing
Gaur bulls and cows among the trees

Gaur

The herd in the clearing

Gaur herds love the grassland on the property, and you can watch them graze from the veranda or your tent’s deck. From March to July they visit almost every day.

Gaur are unpredictable and can be dangerous. Please always keep a safe distance.

A gaur grazing beside the camp's railing
Gaur grazing near the dining area
Two gaur standing in dry grass
A gaur in the distance beyond a table with cushions
A gaur bull with a cattle egret at its feet
Gaur bulls and cows among the trees
The tigress Choti Mada (T31) resting on a forest track

Tiger

Choti Mada (T31)

Tigers visit the estate less often than gaur — but they do visit. Choti Mada, the tigress known as T31, was a familiar presence in Kanha for more than a decade and a regular visitor to the camp. She was last seen in 2022.

In February 2024, one of her cubs was spotted by a guest on the camp trails.

A tiger on a trail camera at night in front of the Bungalow
A tiger looking back past the trail camera at night
A tiger passing close to the trail camera
A tiger investigating the ground in front of the trail camera

Trail-camera images, taken in front of the Bungalow.

Smaller neighbours

Spots and velvet antlers

Chital in the long grass and stags on the trail. For the birds of the estate, see birding at camp.

Chital in long green grass, a myna riding on one's back
Chital stags with velvet antlers on the trail

Plan your stay

Wake up to the herd

From March to July, gaur graze within sight of the tents almost every day.