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Panna Travel Guide - Page 1 Panna Travel Guide - http://www.ixigo.com/travel-guide/panna page 1 Pleasant weather. Carry Light woollen, umbrella. When To Max: 32.5°C Min: Rain: Panna 25.60000038 75.6999969482421 1469727°C 9mm A city in Madhya Pradesh, Panna is Aug known for its scenic landscape, VISIT Pleasant weather. Carry Light woollen, cascading waterfalls, rich wildlife umbrella. http://www.ixigo.com/weather-in-panna-lp-1050356 Max: Min: 25.0°C Rain: and glorious past. 31.29999923 148.600006103515 7060547°C 62mm Jan Famous For : City Cold weather. Carry Heavy woollen. Sep Max: Min: Rain: 5.0mm Pleasant weather. Carry Light woollen, 24.20000076 9.300000190 umbrella. Embraced by scenic natural beauty, Panna 2939453°C 734863°C Max: 32.0°C Min: Rain: offers a unique blend of spiritualism and 24.29999923 75.0999984741211 Feb 7060547°C mm history. You will be mesmerised by the Cold weather. 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SEE This Pdf and its contents are copyright © Max: Min: Rain: 2013,ixigo.com, all rights reserved. ixigo logo, the 5 Sights character and all other marks displayed herein are 37.90000152 27.39999961 63.4000015258789 registered and/or common law trademarks of 5878906°C 8530273°C 06mm ixigo.com and/or third parties. http://www.ixigo.com/places-to-visit-see-in-panna-lp-1050356 Jul 1 Panna National Park Panna Travel Guide - http://www.ixigo.com/travel-guide/panna page 2 Apart from a few large and small falls which polishing or diamond shopping) and a short 2 Raneh Falls are formed at the assemblage, some of the trip to the private mines. seasonal falls also appear during monsoons. 4 Ken Gharial Sanctuary 3 Pandava Falls 5 Beni Sagar Lake Panna National Park, Panna, Madhya Pradesh, 488001, India If being close to nature is your idea of an Raneh falls, Chhatarpur, Madhya ideal holiday, you are in for a pleasant Pradesh, 471405, India surprise at the Panna National Park. Named after King Rane Pratap, the erstwhile Beautiful gorges, glistening waterfalls and This is an idyllic spot, just a few minutes ruler of the region, thick teak forests welcome you to this from Panna. It’s believed that the Pandavas Raneh waterfalls is a real treat to the eyes. A natural habitat. The park is home to a spent time in the ancient caves here, which natural water fall on the confluence of Ken number of wild cats including antelopes and overlook the pool at the base of the 30m- and Khuddar River, it is located in the tigers. Head here for a wonderful, relaxing high waterfall. It’s a perennial fall, and open Chhatarpur district in Madhya Pradesh. The day and prepare for a lovely experience. If through the year, but its bounty is more cascading waterfall is quite scenic and is you reach here early in the morning, it visible - and more stunning - in the surrounded by wonderful rock formations. would be wise to go on a guided tour. From monsoons.  Raneh falls are about 20 km from exciting jungle safaris to bird watching Khajuraho, and are located just where the sprees, there is a lot for you in store here. Ken Gharial Sanctuary begins. The Slaty headed Scimitar, honey Buzzard and King vulture are only some of the birds you may spot here, besides a rich variety of You could walk to Pandava Falls in a couple migratory birds. You will have to rent your of hours (entry charge included in the ticket own jeep, as the National Park does not rent for Panna NP). This option is only available The river forms a 5 km long and 30 metres out any jeeps. There are a number of safaris through the Ken River Lodge. Children in the deep canyon, the main attraction at to choose from including an exciting night above-12 age category will find it enjoyable. Raneh waterfalls, through which there are safari for the adventurous. If you want to Or, you can opt for a package trip to the falls series of waterfalls. The canyon is made of truly explore the jungle, the elephant safari and Panna town (includes witnessing an pure crystalline granite in varying shades of is your best option. A fun, action packed day evening aarti at the temple, diamond colours ranging from pink and red to grey. awaits you at this lovely natural abode. Panna Travel Guide - http://www.ixigo.com/travel-guide/panna page 3 Quick LOCATE http://www.ixigo.com/hotels-in-panna-lp-1050356 See A: Panna National Park B: Raneh Falls C: Pandava Falls D: Ken Gharial Sanctuary E: Beni Sagar Lake Accommodation F: Pashan Garh, Panna National Park G: Ken River Lodge H: Panna Tiger Resort I: Pashan Garh, Panna National Park J: Ken River Lodge K: Panna Tiger Resort L: Pashan Garh, Panna National Park M: Ken River Lodge N: Panna Tiger Resort.
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