The sun is just up,and Kanha Medow shimmers.It is November.Only a few days ago,the park has reopened to the public after Four months of rest.The monsoon has rejuvenated all nature.At the Start of a new season,Kanha is once again a meeting place ,an Intersection of wildlife and humankind.the rains have renewed Kanha,and kanha will now nourish and renew her guest. 

A gentle,silvery mist still wraps the great vista of the meadow in Its folds.A small party of chintal saunters daintily across the road and Ambles towards Partak Nallah.last to across is a majestic stag.emerging Stag.Emerging from the long grass,he stands stock still for a moment, Carving a silhouette against grasslands and trees, how hills and horizon and ghostilike sun.he offers an invitation.
This is original Kipling country, of which he wrote so vividly in his Jungle Book. same abundance of wildlife species exists today in Kanha National Park, which forms the core of the Kanha Tiger Reserve created in 1974 under Project Tiger. By a special statute in 1955, Kanha National Park came into being. The name Kanha itself may be derived from kanhar, the local term for the clayey soil in the valley bottoms, or from Kanva, a holy man who once lived there in a forest village.
The soil is rich enough to provide the perfect vegetation for the local areas. The visitors to the park are also well educated on the park and the creatures living there in there habitats. This provides education with entertainment to our visitors to the park.