Lavishing between the valuable diamonds and lusting greeneries, Panna in Madhya Pradesh State, the Diamond City of India and the previous capital of the Bundela Empire, is famous for diamond mining industries. Panna city, the secretarial headquarters of Panna District, is the center of lots of numbers of spiritual monuments, which show cases the architectural marvels of Hindu and Islamic styles.
The city has a unique place in the tourist map of Madhya Pradesh. Visits to the diamond mines, Ajaygarh Fort, Mahamati Prannathji Temple, Kalinjar Fort, National Museum and Panna National Park are captivating and knowledge for a existence.
Panna is one of the mainly respected pilgrim places for the Pranami sect group the world more. Panna with its energetic and vivacious atmosphere attracts a lot of to its Gangau Wildlife Sanctuary with extraordinary kind of animals and birds.
As per myths, Panna forests were sanctified with the stay of legendary Pandavas throughout their banish. Panna is well-known for India's younger tiger reserves, recognized in 1994. Panna National park was well-known from the hunting forests of previous royal kingdoms of Bijawar, Panna and Chhatarpur. Sandstone and diamond mining have been prosperous in Panna in a big way.
Panna is extremely peaceful and good-looking. Decorated with greenish meadows spotted with evergreen trees, rolling forests, hills and rocks, Panna serves as a ideal place for holiday tours and comforting.
By Road
Tourist and state owned buses links Panna to all main cities in the state. State owned public bus services are accessible as of Jhansi and Khajuraho to Panna in normal intervals. Overnight luxury buses are to be had from Delhi to Khajuraho and Jhansi, to reach Panna.
By Rail
Jhansi railway station, 176 km away from Panna, is the nearby main railway station. Jhansi is located on the main rail route and there are normal train services to the key cities in India. Nonstop train services are existing from Delhi, Mumbai and Agra. Taxis are offered in the railway station and costs concerning Rs 3300 to reach Panna. A small junction near to Panna is Satna, which is 90 km away from Panna. All trains won't stop here.
By Air
Panna National Park
At a distance of around 57 km from Khajuraho in the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh is located the Panna National Park – one of the most popular Tiger Reserves in India. The park is home to some of the best wildlife species in the country and draw wildlife enthusiasts for its wild cats. Visitors here get the privilege to see tigers, deer, antelope and other wildlife species.
Since Panna National Park is close to Khajurah...Ken Gharial Sanctuary
Ken Gharial Sanctuary is a popular tourist attraction in the Chhatarpur district of Madhya Pradesh. Stretching over an area of 45.201 sq. kms, this sanctuary for alligators on the confluence of Ken River and Khudar River is a major draw for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts alike. Its closeness to Khajuraho temples and Panna national park makes it even more appealing to visitors from all parts of the country.
Ken Gharial Sanctuary is often ...Pandav Caves and Falls
A rendezvous with serenity awaits you. Visit the Pandav Caves and Falls to get drenched in mythologies, legends and tales of the great warriors Pandavas. It’s a place where the Pandavas (of Mahabharata times) took haven during their legendary exile. The place is great for nature lovers and mythology enthusiasts alike as it delights them all for its waterfalls, lush green environs and a deep lake.
Pandav Caves and Falls are a popular touris...Raneh Falls
The Raneh Falls is a natural water fall and a popular tourist attraction in Chhatarpur, Madhya Pradesh. Those who visit the world-renowned temples of Khajuraho should visit famous falls which is just 20 km away. Further down from Reneh Falls, visitors can enjoy the Ken Gharial Sanctuary at the meeting point of the Ken and Khudar rivers. Visitors to this falls can also enjoy the Pandav Falls in Panna National Park, which is close by.
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