Now experience cycle safaris at Pench Tiger Reserve
Times of IndiaTIMESOFINDIA.COM/TRAVEL NEWS, MAHARASHTRA/ Created : Aug 22, 2023, 08:00 IST
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The cycle safari will be on the Kolitmara to Kunwara Bhivsen stretch. This stretch is 48 km long and it takes visitors through the forested areas of Narhar, Banera and Chargaon. Till now, Pench National Park and Tiger Reserve only … Read more
The cycle safari will be on the Kolitmara to Kunwara Bhivsen stretch. This stretch is 48 km long and it takes visitors through the forested areas of Narhar, Banera and Chargaon. Till now, Pench National Park and Tiger Reserve only had jeep and canter safaris. Cycle safari is a great addition as it will add to the adventure factor and is beneficial for the environment too. Read less
As of now, this new attraction has been added to the Kolitmara range in West Pench. The cycle safari will be on the Kolitmara to Kunwara Bhivsen stretch. This stretch is 48 km long and it takes visitors through the forested areas of Narhar, Banera and Chargaon.
But Pench is a tiger reserve. Isn’t a cycle safari dangerous?
Pench Tiger Reserve is popular not only for the tiger, but also for other animals like leopards and sloth bears. But visitors need not worry about the cycle safari. It’s not the same as the core areas of the reserve. The Kolitmara range is pretty peaceful, scenic and perfect for activities like cycling.
The cycle safari started with a bang on August 20,2023, where around 80 participants took part in the event. The participants were of all age groups.
Right now is the monsoon season and the forests are exceptionally pretty this time of the year. Pench is a dense forest and all along, visitors will be able to enjoy the woodland and several species of birds.
Also read: Goa’s Salim Ali Bird Sanctuary is more than a wildlife experience
Kolitmara is one of the most scenic spots in the reserve. The site is located right on the banks of the Pench River. So one can also expect some aspects of river tourism.
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