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Places to visit near Kuno National Park | Sheopur Tourist Places Welcome to the untamed wilderness of Kuno National Park, nestled in the heart of Madhya Pradesh’s Sheopur district. This sanctuary is a living testament to the wonders of nature, where diverse ecosystems harmoniously coexist, and a rich tapestry of wildlife finds its haven. From

Introduction Nestled amidst the heart of India, Kuno National Park stands as a testament to the untamed beauty and remarkable biodiversity that this country harbors. While the park’s reputation has often been associated with its resident cheetah population, there’s an entire world of natural wonders waiting to be explored beyond these swift predators. Join us

Discover fascinating facts about cheetahs, the fastest land animal on earth! From their incredible speed and unique hunting strategy to their social behaviour and distinctive markings, learn all about these amazing big cats. Read on to find out more about cheetahs and why they are classified as a vulnerable species, and explore their ancient connection to

Reintroductions/ conservation translocations of large carnivores have increasingly been Recognized as a strategy to conserve threatened species and restore ecosystem functions. The cheetah is the only large carnivore that has been extirpated, mainly by overhunting and loss of habitat in India in historical times. India now has the financial ability to consider restoring its lost

Kuno National Park is a hidden gem located in the Sheopur district of Madhya Pradesh, India. This park is well known for its rich wildlife and diverse vegetation, making it a perfect destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers. The park is also known for being a potential relocation site for Asiatic cheetahs and is

Amongst the ten surveyed sites in five central Indian States, Kuno Palpur National Park (KNP) in the State of Madhya Pradesh was rated high on the priority list for considering the introduction of the cheetah because of its suitable habitat and adequate prey base. Additionally, a lot of restorative investment had already been made at this site

The recently introduced Cheetah in Kuno National Park and the already resident of Kuno leopard may seem similar, but they are in fact two very different cat species that you can encounter in Kuno National Park at the same time. So to the differences between leopards and cheetahs during you’re next safari at Kuno National Park, you’ll