The safari features dense vegetation supported by several indigenous plant species, creating a natural and balanced habitat for a wide range of animals

A major attraction inside the safari is the 130-acre water body known as the ‘Khandwa Reservoir’, which plays a key role in supporting the ecosystem

The safari is also home to a variety of herbivores and mammals

The safari has been developed as part of eco-tourism and wildlife conservation efforts in the region

Visitors can spot herds of ‘nilgai’, blackbuck, spotted deer and sloth bears moving freely within their designated habitats

The safari showcases the diversity of wildlife within the park

The animals are housed in spacious enclosures designed to mimic natural forest conditions as closely as possible

The environment has been carefully developed to promote conservation and provide near-natural living conditions for wildlife