Mogarkasa - A Hidden Gem of Pench
One of the Buffer Zones of Pench National Park in the Maharashtra side.
Named after an Adivasi figure, Mogarkasa officially gained recognition as a conservation area in the year 2022. Nestled near Paoni in Maharashtra and just 75–80 km from Nagpur, this picturesque buffer zone is quickly emerging as a hotspot for eco-tourism within the Ramtek–Nagardhan–Mogarkasa–Pench tourism circuit.
Nature & Wildlife
Mogarkasa is rich in biodiversity, offering a vibrant mix of lush greenery, diverse flora and fauna, and an increasing chance of spotting majestic wildlife. It's home to:
- Tigers
- Leopards
- Black Panther (recent sightings have increased its popularity)
- Indian Bison (Gaur)
- Sloth Bear
- Indian Spotted Deer
- Nilgai (Blue Bull)
…and many other species.
The forest here is a natural tapestry of teak, bamboo, tendu, haldu, salai, dhawda, and ain trees—making it not only a wildlife haven but also a birdwatcher’s wonderland.
Safari Experience
Safaris in Mogarkasa are conducted twice daily—morning and evening—with timings adjusted according to the season. Visitors are strongly advised to book in advance to ensure availability.
📌 For safari charges, timings, and bookings, please contact penchsafaribooking.com
Year-Round Accessibility
Unlike many other wildlife zones, Mogarkasa remains open throughout the year—Summer, Monsoon, and Winter—making it an ideal destination for every season.
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