OT Staff
Famous for Black Panther sightings, Kabini offers lush forests and diverse wildlife. The legendary Black Panther, "Saya," resides here, often spotted stealthily moving through the dense foliage.
Adjacent to Kabini, this park is part of the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve. It is rich in biodiversity, making it another excellent location for observing Black Panthers in their natural habitat.
One of India's oldest and largest national parks, Tadoba has gained fame for Black Panther sightings, with its varied landscape providing an ideal setting for these elusive creatures.
Pench has recently become a hotspot for Black Panther sightings, especially in the Khawasa zone. Its picturesque settings and rich flora and fauna add to the allure.
A biodiversity hotspot, Bhadra is home to rare Black Panthers along with other unique wildlife like pangolins and Malabar giant squirrels, offering a rich viewing experience.
Part of the Anshi-Dandeli Tiger Reserve, Dandeli is known for sightings of Black Panthers and other wildlife like Indian sloth bears and king cobras, providing a thrilling adventure.
Located on the banks of the Sharavati River, this sanctuary boasts rich biodiversity and has reported sightings of the elusive Black Panther amidst its tranquil surroundings.
Encompassing the Nilgiri Hills and part of the Western Ghats, this reserve is home to various wildlife, including Black Panthers, making it a significant ecological treasure.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Manas is known for its rich biodiversity. Sightings of Black Panthers have added to its fame, making it a sought-after destination for wildlife enthusiasts.
Situated in the Western Ghats, Periyar is another prime location for observing Black Panthers. Its lush landscapes and serene environment create the perfect setting for encountering these elusive creatures.