Lord Vishnu idol of 9th B.C in mid of jungle with highest number of tiger in sanctuary #wildlife

Early morning our trip started at 6 am, driver directly reached to our location with a guide, and we began to ride with tala zone, whole Bandhavgarh is divided into 3 zones for tourists in which tala is an important one. In mid of dense forest with a ray of sun and freezing climate our jeep first went to bandini Tiraha which is where tiger fa famous place where the tiger can be seen. And we were lucky enough to witness two male tigers who are resting there, it was a pleasant and spine chilling experience at the same time.
While doing safari drive we watched a number of natural and man-made caves in Bandhavgarh. As per local sources, there are about 39 caves in this national park, surrounding to the Bandhavgarh fort hill, in a radius of 5 km. The oldest caves appear to be as ancient as the first-century A.D.Badi gufa, the largest of the caves with a broad entrance, has nine small rooms and several pillars. It has been dated back to the 10th century AD. it is spacious and has adequate vertical room for a person of average height to stand and walk. It was an amazing experience with a glimpse of an ancient civilization of Indian culture.

our next place to visit was Bandhavgarh fort which means fort of brothers. As the fort is at the height of 811 meters of height, approaching road is steep with sharp turning points. As the safari jeep enters a narrow ancient gate called Karn Pol and takes left turn, we will notice that the old structures and forest have been into each other.  Here we can find man-made caves that were used as a horse stable, guard room,  justice court etc. Dark areas of such caves become the abode of bats. We spent some time watching the fort then we headed toward an important historical place known as shesh shaiya. It is a 35 Feet long statue of Lord Vishnu, Sheshnaag & Shiva Linga. All this is carved out of single sand-stone. During the rule of Kalchuri dynasty, in the 10th century.Here at Sheshsaiya we can find statue of Lord Vishnu, sleeping under the shade of 7-hooded serpent called Sheshnaag and his bed was floats-coil of same snake-king.

it's past noon, so our guide asked us to return back to the city in the middle of travelling back we saw so many animals and birds in natural habitat, though the journey is monotonous, we enjoy and found ourselves closer to nature, this was the end of the first-day safari in Bandhavgarh.

Today was the last day and we took morning safari for the Magadhi zone which is also a famous zone for visitors.
In freezing temperature, we first headed towards Andheri tirtha, where again we witnessed the king of the jungle, a tiger who was resting in the grass, we took several pics then we headed towards Kabir Temple.
Kabir temple is located just close to Bandhavgarh fort i.e. inside the core zone of Bandhavgarh. It is a small temple with a statue of Saint Kabir inside it. Also, it has a sleep of saint Kabir known as khaddar.
Next, we visited the Temple of dharmas, it's a small but beautiful temple. Next, we proceeded to chairman Ganga river in Bandhavgarh national park is counted among most noted rivulet. Although it is a small and narrow rivulet whose first glimpse can be experienced while going towards the famous Tala entrance gate. Its origin is from Sheshsaiya point, inside Tala range of Bandhavgarh national park.
We went to several small dense roads and watched wild animals and birds, it was post noon so we decided to head back to resort for check out, it was amazing experience under the lapse of nature if you are a wildlife lover or historical seeker then this gem Bandhavgarh must be in your bucket list.