Panna National Park, Madhya Pradesh, India
Panna National Park is located in Panna and Chhatarpur districts of Madhya Pradesh (MP), India, about 25 km from Khajuraho. It has an area of 543 sq. km. In 1994, it became the twenty second tiger reserve of India (in 2018, there were 50) and the fifth in MP. Close to the edge of the National Park is Pandav Falls, a 30m high waterfall on a tributary of the Ken River. It's named after the Pandav brothers of the Mahabharata, who are said to have spent time in the area. A few shrines pay tribute to associated magical beliefs. —Wikipedia, 2018.
'A large-hearted gentleman'
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We saw three tigers: mom
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Leopard
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Landscape
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Nilgai deer
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Nilgai deer
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Sambar deer
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Sambar deer
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Landscape (more)
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Chital
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Chital
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Chital
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Sambar
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Park road
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Wild boar
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A pond
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Variegated rock
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Ken River
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Tributary of the Yamuna
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Runs through Bundelkhand
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Mugger Crocodile
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I'm watching you (more)
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Crocodile swimming
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A red-wattled lapwing
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Watchful Langurs
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Visitor
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Pandav Falls |
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Mostly dry in February
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See the trickle?
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Plunge pool
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En route to Ken River
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View from above
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Plunge pool
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Quiet place
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Gum tree
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Cave shrines
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Inside the caves
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View from the caves
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Landscape above
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