Pench Jeep Safari

Jeep Safari in Pench National Park ?

Pench National Park, which spans both Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra, stands as one of India's most thrilling wildlife destinations. Renowned for its rich biodiversity and scenic beauty, the park offers a unique experience for nature enthusiasts and wildlife photographers alike. A Jeep safari through the park’s expansive terrain is a dream come true for those eager to observe a wide array of wildlife, including the majestic tigers, elusive jackals, sloth bears, playful langurs, various species of deer, and a vibrant assortment of birds. The park’s diverse ecosystems, ranging from dense forests to open grasslands, provide the perfect backdrop for these sightings, making every safari an adventure.

For those interested in witnessing these magnificent creatures in their natural habitats, booking a Jeep safari is essential. This can be conveniently done online through our website. Each Jeep is designed to comfortably accommodate up to six adults and 2 children under the age of one, ensuring a shared yet intimate wildlife experience. Due to the park's popularity and the high demand for safaris, especially during peak seasons, it is advisable to book your Jeep safari well in advance. 

Pench Safari Zones in Maharashtra

• Khursapar/Sillari/Chorbahuli

Pench Safari Zones in Madhya Pradesh

• Core Zone: Touria/Karmajhiri/Jhamtara

• Buffer Zone: Telia/Khawasa/Masumara/Rukhad

Details about Jeep Safari in Pench

Pench National Park, spanning both Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh, is a prime attraction for visitors from these states. The park offers safari schedules in both the morning and evening, with the timing closely aligned with sunrise and sunset, which to some extent dictate the Pench’s opening and closing hours. The timing of the safaris is adjusted seasonally, reflecting the natural rhythms of the park. Pench National Park remains closed during the monsoon season, as this period is crucial for the breeding of wild animals. The park is open from October 16th until the end of June. Children under the age of five are exempt from the entry fee. During the summer months, Jeep safaris are scheduled from 6:30 AM to 9:30 AM and from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM. In the winter, the timings shift to 7:30 AM to 10:30 AM in the morning and 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM in the afternoon. Additionally, a night safari is available exclusively in the buffer zone from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM, with bookings for this experience made on-site.

Dos and Don’ts to be considered while opting for a jeep safari:

1. Advance Booking: Online tickets for the Jeep safari can be booked up to 120 days in advance.

2. Required Information: Visitors must provide complete details, including full name, age, and gender, along with valid identification proof (Voter ID, PAN card, passport, or Aadhaar Card). The same ID proof must be carried during the safari.

3. Accuracy of Information: If any incorrect information is provided during booking, the reservation will be deemed invalid and will be treated as unbooked.

4. Non-Refundable Permits: Once issued, entry permits are non-refundable and non-transferable.

5. Prohibited Items: Carrying tape recorders, transistors, or radios into the forest is prohibited. Visitors are expected to maintain complete silence during the safari.

6. Feeding Wildlife: Feeding any animal or bird during the Jeep safari is strictly forbidden.

7. No Smoking or Alcohol: Smoking and the consumption of alcohol are strictly prohibited during the Jeep safari.

8. Booking Management: The booking process is managed by forest officials according to the guidelines set forth by the Forest Department under the Government of India.

9. No Stepping out of Vehicle: Visitors must remain inside the vehicle during the Jeep safari and are expected to comply with the rules outlined in the Wildlife Protection Act.

10. Restricted Entries: Entry into restricted zones or beyond the safari hours is strictly prohibited.

11. Adherence to Timing: Safari vehicles must adhere to designated entry and exit times. Visitors are expected to cooperate fully with their safari guide and driver.

12. No Pets: Pets are not allowed on the safari.

13. Polythene Ban: The use of polythene bags is strictly banned throughout the forest area.

14. COVID-19 Protocols: All visitors must comply with the Standard Operating Procedures for COVID-19 as issued by the Government of India. The Aarogya Setu app must be installed on the mobile phones of all visiting tourists.