Panna National Park

Panna National Park : A range of flat - topped hills rise above the east bank of the ken river, 40 kilometers from khajuraho on the Bamitha to Panna road. This area is protected as the Panna National Park and boasts of the last vestiges of the glorious teak forest that once covered so much of the region. The teak forests are magnificent just after the monsoons, an in autumn when great pyramids of teak flower perfume the atmosphere. In summer the giant teak leaves wither into lacy skeltons and fall, covering the earth with a carpet of many hues. The park is open from November to June, remianing closed through the monsoons in an affort to protect its wildlife.
The park is psread over 546 square kilometers with picturesque gorges, waterfalls and thick teak forests. Only petrol-driven jeeps are permitted within its confines, and an early morning guided tour, if lucky, you may see the graceful spotted deer or chital, black buck, the Indian gazelle, a herd of wild boar, even tiger and panther roam these lovely forests.