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    K!"#! N!$%&"!' P! MP: Jungle Book, and Is Popularly Referred To As

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    This document summarizes a wildlife reserve in India called Kanha National Park. It is a lush reserve spread across 1,945 square kilometers watered by two rivers. It contains meadows, sal forests, and bamboo groves and has rich floral diversity. Kanha National Park was declared in 1955 and is known as "Kipling's Country" as it inspired Rudyard Kipling's Jungle Book. Kanha is prime tiger territory and the only place in central India where the endangered swamp deer or barasingha can be found. The park has three access gates with varying levels of resorts near each one.

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    This document summarizes a wildlife reserve in India called Kanha National Park. It is a lush reserve spread across 1,945 square kilometers watered by two rivers. It contains meadows, sal forests, and bamboo groves and has rich floral diversity. Kanha National Park was declared in 1955 and is known as "Kipling's Country" as it inspired Rudyard Kipling's Jungle Book. Kanha is prime tiger territory and the only place in central India where the endangered swamp deer or barasingha can be found. The park has three access gates with varying levels of resorts near each one.

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    This document summarizes a wildlife reserve in India called Kanha National Park. It is a lush reserve spread across 1,945 square kilometers watered by two rivers. It contains meadows, sal forests, and bamboo groves and has rich floral diversity. Kanha National Park was declared in 1955 and is known as "Kipling's Country" as it inspired Rudyard Kipling's Jungle Book. Kanha is prime tiger territory and the only place in central India where the endangered swamp deer or barasingha can be found. The park has three access gates with varying levels of resorts near each one.

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    This document summarizes a wildlife reserve in India called Kanha National Park. It is a lush reserve spread across 1,945 square kilometers watered by two rivers. It contains meadows, sal forests, and bamboo groves and has rich floral diversity. Kanha National Park was declared in 1955 and is known as "Kipling's Country" as it inspired Rudyard Kipling's Jungle Book. Kanha is prime tiger territory and the only place in central India where the endangered swamp deer or barasingha can be found. The park has three access gates with varying levels of resorts near each one.

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    his lush wildlife reserve, watered
    by the Banjar and Hallon rivers, is
    spread across 1,945 sq km. It abounds
    in meadows, sal forests, bamboo groves
    and boasts a rich floral diversity. Declared a
    National Park in 1955, the hauntingly beautiful
    wilderness of Kanha, along with Pench (see p 38),
    is said to have inspired Rudyard Kiplings
    Jungle Book, and is popularly referred to as
    Kiplings Country.

    Kanha is prime tiger country and is also


    the only park in central India where the
    endangered swamp deer or barasingha is
    found. The park can be accessed from three
    gates: Khatia/Kisli Gate, the oldest, is closest
    to the core zone and most mid-level resorts
    are built around it; most of the luxurious
    resorts are around Mukki Gate; while Sarahi
    BELOW: The majestic is the newest to be opened to tourists and not
    Bengal tiger yet as popular.

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