Kanha National Park is one of India's largest parks, covering 1945 Sq. Km of pristine Indian wilderness.This National Park is one of the first nine tiger reserves established with the initial launch of Project Tiger in 1973, aimed at protecting tigers and their eco-systems.The central parklands are home to approximately 22 mammal species, including the three-striped palm squirrel, Jackal, wild boar,black buck, chinkara and anteating pangolin. Rarely seen wild dog, Gaur, Hard ground Barasingha are important attractions in Kanha Tourism. Its management is most tourist friendly and appreciated by wildlife lovers.