This one-and-a-half hour walk takes you around your lodge, accompanied by an expert naturalist in search of the flora and fauna, that makes up the ecosystem of the Bandhavgarh Reserve.

The focus of this short walk is on birds and other lesser-known fauna such as butterflies, dragonflies, reptiles, as well as the commonly found trees and their uses.

The Nature Trail is an interesting introduction to the biodiversity in the area and can prepare you better for the wildlife safaris to the park.

Bandhavgarh National Park is a bird watchers paradise. With over 250 recorded species of birds, including 138 resident species, Bandhavgarh offers rich pickings for birdwatchers - some of the best birding in Rajasthan.

The Bamera, Garhpuri, Majhauli, and Khitauli reservoirs with Rajbahera, Chakrdhara, Sheshsaiya, Bhitari are the best places for birding in Bandhavgarh forest area, as well as the Magdhi and Khitauli zones.

Look out for the variety of forest birds such as flycatchers, babblers and warblers, water birds like herons and storks and also the rich raptor population, notably the red necked vultures!

We can arrange a specialist birding guide to accompany you on your explorations of Bandhavgarh.