How to reach Panna Tiger Reserve in Madhya Pradesh

The location of Panna Tiger Reserve makes it easily accessible by road, rail and trains. The following article provides complete information on how one can reach Panna Tiger Reserve by air, rail and road.

How to reach Panna Tiger Reserve, Madhya Pradesh

Panna Tiger Reserve in Madhya Pradesh is easily accessible by road, rail and trains. Let's discuss each ways in detail:

Panna Map

Reaching Panna Tiger Reserve by air

The nearest airport for Panna Tiger Reserve is Khajuraho, around 25 km away from this place. Khajuraho Airport is connected to all the major airports in India by means of daily flights. Cities like Delhi, Mumbai and Varanasi have daily flights from Kingfisher Airlines and Air India. This way it becomes easier for tourists to visit Panna Tiger Reserve from all around the world. Foreigners can take an international flight to Delhi or Mumbai and from their take a connecting flight to Khajuraho.

Reaching by rail

For Panna Tiger Reserve, the most convenient rail roads are Jhansi, Katni and Satna. Jhansi is located 180 km from Panna Tiger Reserve and is usually preferable for people traveling from Mumbai, Delhi and Chennai. Satna is located around 90 km from Panna Tiger Reserve and is preferable for tourists traveling from Delhi, Kolkata and Varanasi. As far as Katni is concerned, it is located 150 km from Panna Tiger Reserve and is ideal for tourists traveling from Mumbai, Chennai and Nagpur.

Reaching by road

By road, Panna Tiger Reserve is easily accessible from Khajuraho. Tourists also get an option of selecting private vehicles outside Khajuraho Airport. Tourist traveling from Bandhavgarh National Park to Khajuraho can also visit Panna Tiger Reserve as it falls in between. The Panna Tiger Reserve is around 240 km from Bandhavgarh National Park. By road, Panna Tiger Reserve is very well connected to major cities via Satna, Jhansi, Khajuraho and Katni.

Distance from major cities of India

Satna – 90 km

Jhansi – 180 km

Katni – 150 km

Khajuraho – 25 km

Bandhavgarh – 240 km

Agra – 400

Delhi – 620 km

Road route from Delhi to Panna Tiger Reserve

New Delhi (NH2) – Faridabad – Mathura – Agra – Morena – Datia – Jhansi – Chatatrpur – Panna Tiger Reserve

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