Central India wildlife

Whistling Hunters of the Jungle: The Remarkable Behaviour of Indian Wild Dogs

Whistling Hunters of the Jungle: The Remarkable Behaviour of Indian Wild Dogs

In the forests of central India, Indian wild dogs, or dholes, showcase extraordinary pack behaviour. From the whistling calls echoing at Rukhad Jungle Camp to the coordinated hunts near Tadoba Jungle Camp, these predators thrive on cooperation. Across Pench Jungle Camp and Kanha Jungle Camp Resort, their courage, empathy, and social intelligence reveal a predator unlike any other, one whose survival depends on unity and the protection of their forest homes.

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Why Tadoba’s Buffer Zones Are the Best Among Central Indian National Parks

Why Tadoba’s Buffer Zones Are the Best Among Central Indian National Parks

Tadoba National Park’s buffer zones are redefining the safari experience in Central India. Unlike traditional reserves where wildlife sightings are limited to core areas, Tadoba’s buffer zones are teeming with life. With regular tiger sightings, varied landscapes, and strong community-based tourism, these zones offer affordable, accessible, and unforgettable jungle adventures—often surpassing the core zones of other national parks.

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