About Pench :
This is the land that inspired Rudyard Kipling to write that all-time favorite, "The Jungle Book" - walk through Pench and one can imagine Mowgli swinging through the trees and almost hear the roar of Sher Khan. Situated on the border of Madhya Pradesh and adjoining Maharashtra, the Pench National Park is as well-known for the abundance of flora and fauna found within the park as the varied species of wildlife. The park is named after Pench river which flows from north to south through the Pench National Park. It is located on the southern boundary of Madhya Pradesh.

Recently in 1992, Pench has been included under the umbrella of "Project Tiger" as the 19th Project Tiger Reserve.'

A total of 758 Sq. kms of this Southern Indian tropical moist deciduous forest has its extent mingling with the tropical dry deciduous teak. The area is crisscrossed by a number of streams and 'nallahs' most of which are seasonal. Though the Pench River dries up in April end, a number of water pools locally known as 'dohs' are found which serve as water holes for the wild animals. The Pench Reservoir at the center of the park is the only major water source during the pinch period.

As a prey concentration is high along the Pench River, tiger usually inhabits frequents this belt. Leopard though generally operates in the peripheral areas but are occasionally seen in the deep forest also. Jungle cats are commonly seen. Leopard cats, small Indian civets and palm civets are common but seen rarely.

In Pench, Cheetal, Sambar, nilgai are commonly seen grazing on the open sites on roadsides and banks of river & reservoir. Jackals can be seen in search of food anywhere in the Park. Packs up to 15 of wild dog can be seen near Chhedia, Jamtara, Bodanala and Pyorthadi areas of the Reserve. Herds of gaur can be spotted near streams and bamboo patches commonly in summer months. Sloth beer occupy hilly, rocky out crops and favor mahul bel infested forest. Chnkara is present in very small numbers and is found in open areas around Turia, Telia and Dudhgaon villages.

Langoors.....reminds of Pench!

Langoors are very common in Pench, whereas the Rhesus monkeys may be seen occasionally on the fringes. Pench boasts of, more than 210 species of birds that include several migratory ones also. Commonly seen are Peafowl, Red jungle fowl, Crow pheasant, Crimson breasted barbet, Red vented bulbul, Racket tailed drongo, Magpie robin and lesser whistling teal.

Our Site Map.....
Pench National Park is situated in the Seoni District of Southern Madhya Pradesh and runs in continuation with Pench National Park in Maharashtra. It is situated 80 Kms from Nagpur. (2 hours of drive) and is well connected by an all weather metalloid road network to other important places in Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra. The nearest railhead of Nagpur (80 kms.) serves as a comfortable air and railhead.

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Pench Jungle Camp, Pench
THE BAAGH - a forest retreat, Kanha
Address : 10, Third Floor, Satya Niketan, New Delhi - 110021, (INDIA)
Tel : +(91)-(11)-32988460, 26119096
Telefax : +(91)-(11)-2611 9096
Mobile : +(91)-9811158958 / 9313565301
Email : vaccanes@vsnl.net, dvppl@bol.net.in

RESORT ADDRESS
ADDRESS OF THE PENCH JUNGLE CAMP
Village-Avarghani, Distt.-Seoni, Madhya Pradesh, (INDIA)
Tel : +(91)-(07695)-232817 / 232843 / 232844
Mob : +(91)-9424930207

MUMBAI OFFICE
Pench Jungle Camp, Mumbai Office
Address : 406 Panchvati Tower, Panch Marg, Off Yari Road, Andheri West, Mumbai - 400061

Mobile Numbers:
Deepak: + 91 - 9820680067,
Vinita : + 91 - 9892330956
Email id : camppench@yahoo.com