Wide Aware has planned tours (5 days 6 nights) to combine the Kanha and Pench Tiger reserves o­n the 30th April, 4th May and 8th May 2007. You may also book tours to suit dates of your choice, if you are a group of 6 people or more.

Note: Seperate Tours for the Pench and Kanha Wildlife Reserves for 3 days and 4 nights are also available.

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Wide Aware has planned tours (3 days 4 nights) to the Kanha Wildlife Sanctuary o­n the 12th May and 14th May 2007. You may also book tours to suit dates of your choice, if you are a group of 6 people or more.

Note: Another tour combines the Pench and Kanha Wildlife Reserves into a 4 day and 5 nights package and are schedules for 30th April, 4th May and 8th May. - itinerary

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Wide Aware has planned tours (3 days 4 nights) to Pench Tiger reserve o­n the 26th April and 28th April 2007. You may also book tours to suit dates of your choice, if you are a group of 6 people or more.

Note: Another tour combines the Pench and Kanha Wildlife Reserves into a 4 day and 5 nights package and are schedules for 30th April, 4th May and 8th May. - itinerary

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The rich and diverse forest of the Sanjay Gandhi National Park holds more than thousand species of plants, 40 species of mammals, 251 species of birds covering migratory, land and water birds, 38 species of reptiles and 9 species of amphibians besides a large variety of fishes, insects and other creatures.

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The forest cover in the Sanjay Gandhi National Park is chiefly of the South Indian moist deciduous and Semi Evergreen types including the moist teak-bearing forest, mangrove scrub, southern moist mixed deciduous forest, and western subtropical hill forest.

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Nature lovers and hikers have free range to find peace and exercise exploring the open areas of the Sanjay Gandhi National Park and even the reserved areas with due permission from the Forest Department and under the watchful eye of guides from the Nature Information Centre in the Park.

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"Krishnagiri Upavan" with an area of approx. 5.5 sq. km. is reserved as a recreational zone inside the Sanjay Gandhi National Park, to cater the educational and recreational needs of the people.

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This park has a lot to offer tourists in various times of the year. It would be very tough to suggest any one time of the year as the most appropriate time for a visit. Indeed most of the visitors here come here often and at different times of the year.

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The Sanjay Gandhi National Park is located between longitude 72°53` to 72°58`E & latitude 19°08` to 19°21` N covering an area of approx. 104 sq. km. The park occupies a large part of the northern suburbs of Mumbai. To the west lie Goregaon, Malad, Kandivali, Borivali and Dahisar and on the east are Bhandup and Mulund. The lush green Aarey Milk Colony lies on the South, while the Thane district contains the northern areas of the park.

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This region comes into the mention of history for the first time in the 4th century BC. Sopara (Nalasopara) and Kalyan were the two ancient ports that did trade with Greece and Middle East. A trade route connecting these two centers passed through this area. The Buddhist rock cut caves at Kanheri also served as resting points on this journey.


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