Sarang Tiger Camp sits on the edge of Panna National Park, a modest tented property offering an accessible base for exploring one of India’s most notable tiger reintroduction success stories.
Simple safari tents set within a garden compound, each with an en-suite bathroom.
Home-style meals served communally in a relaxed camp setting.
Jeep safaris into Panna’s core zone, plus boat safaris on the Ken River within the reserve.
Panna’s tiger population was reintroduced from zero in 2009 and has since recovered to a stable, breeding population.
The Ken River boat safari gives a rare water-level vantage for photographing crocodile and riverine birdlife alongside the reserve’s tigers.
Panna’s tiger reintroduction programme is one of India’s most celebrated conservation recoveries, rebuilding a population from local extinction.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
