Panna National Park:- It is a national park extending to Panna district and Chhatarpur district of Bundelkhand region of Madhya Pradesh state of India. Panna National Park was established in 1981 by the Government of India. The Ken river passing through Panna National Park adds to the beauty of the place. There is better arrangement of hotels and lodges for the stay of tree houses and people in Panna National Park. Panna National Park was recognized as a Biosphere Reserve on 25 August 2011.

Teak, bamboo and Boswellia salt vegetation are found in Panna National Park. Many rare species of animals are found in this national park, which have become extinct. Animals like Tiger, Leopard, Chital, Chikara, Nilgai, Bear and Sambar are found in Panna National Park. Bird home of more than 200 species is also seen here, in which Red-headed vulture, bar-headed swan, honey bee and Indian vulture can also be seen here. Panna National Park is divided into three zones.

Regions of North :- Tadoba and , Areas of South :- Morhuli area and Kolasa

There are three more water sources in Panna National Park namely Tadoba River, Tadoba Lake and Kolasa Lake. Permission for safaris is also available in these three areas. The cost of jeep safari in Panna National Park is 1000 rupees for Indians and 2000 rupees for foreigners. Panna National Park is situated in the hills of Vindhachal. Its elevation is 212 meters to 338 meters above sea level.

It is in longitude from 790-45' East to 800-09' and latitude 240-27' North to 240-46' North.
Here the Ken river originates from the zigzag roads for about 55 kilometers between the Panna National Park. Panna National Park is geographically divided into three parts. The upper Talgaon plateau and the Hinauta plateau in the middle and the third is the dangerous valley of the Ken river. The attraction mountain range is spread around most of the Panna National Park.

The protected forest area of Panna district and Chhatarpur district was earlier the main center of hunting for Panna, Chhatarpur princely states and Vijavar rulers. Along with the Ken river, the Shyamari rivers also originate from Panna National Park, valleys, giri, caves, many caves are also present in this national park. Many waterfalls are also seen in Panna National Park, as Pandavas stayed in Pandava cave during their exile. Raneh Falls, Raptile Park has been developed near this waterfall. Where crocodiles and alligators are also found.

The Ken River is present here, which flows from the north direction of the National Park and comes here.

Also known as Ken Gharial Century. There are many philosophical places adjacent to Panna National Park such as temples of Panna district, Brihaspati Kund, Sarang Ashram, Tree Houses, Chaumukhnath Temple, Mazgaon Diamond Mine, Pranamiyalam Temple, Archaeological Museum, Memorial Forest etc.

The climate of the park is so pleasant in the tropical region of Panna National Park. Sometimes the weather is so hot but due to heavy rainfall during monsoon, this area becomes more attractive to the environment along with greenery. The park has many sites of historical importance. In which paintings are found on the stones of the Neolithic period. Panna National Park attracts wildlife lovers and nature lovers. The park is maintained by the Ministry of Tourism.

Panna Tiger Reserve, situated in the popular Panna National Park of Madhya Pradesh, won the award of excellence in the year 2007. Panna Tiger Reserve in Panna National Park is the 5th tiger reserve of Madhya Pradesh. The regional forest from north to south of this park is also included in the beauty of this park.