Kanha is so wild that seeing a tiger here is almost like a tame trailer. There is much more waiting to happen here for you like it did for us, only in Kanha.
Like the tall grasses from where a swarm of antlers belonging to a company of barasingha (swamp deer) emerged, announcing affirmatively that they're back in their highest recorded numbers right from the edge of extinction. And, in the famous meadows, a pack of dholes (wild dogs) careening and carousing after a feral hunt and feed of chital. A sighting so rare that even Kipling didn't write about it in his Jungle Book, the inspiration for which the great author found at Kanha.