Experiences
Wildlife at Camp
You don’t always have to go into the park. Sometimes the park comes to you.
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.
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.
Trail-camera images, taken in front of the Bungalow.
Watch
A tiger in the grass at the camp
Look closely, just to the left of the tall grass.
Smaller neighbours
Feathers, spots and stripes
Owlets in the hollow trees, kingfishers by the water and chital in the long grass.
Plan your stay
Wake up to the herd
From March to July, gaur graze within sight of the tents almost every day.