This photograph is taken from Canon EOS 5D Mark IV F/8 Focal length 600mm.
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How are you all my dear friends? I hope you are all well. In today's post I have shared with you photographs of a beautiful wildlife. These photographs were in the camera during my visit to Bandhavgarh. Bandhavgarh is a beautiful national park famous for the Bengal tiger.
This photograph is taken from Canon EOS 5D Mark IV F/6.3 Focal length 600mm.
Bandhavgarh National Park is one of the most famous national parks of Madhya Pradesh. It was declared a national park in 1968. Then the area of this park, spread over 105 square kilometers, has now become 437 square kilometers. The park consists of rolling forests, steep cliffs and open fields. There are many places in the park that act as tourist spots.
This photograph is taken from Canon EOS 5D Mark IV F/6.3 Focal length 600mm.
Bandhavgarh National Park is a major national park in India. There is a main mountain in this park which is called 'Bandhavgarh'. There are small hills near this mountain, 811 meters high. Sal and bamboo trees add to the natural beauty of the park.
This photograph is taken from Canon EOS 5D Mark IV F/6.3 Focal length 375mm.
250 species of birds including 22 species of mammals are found in Bandhavgarh National Park. While visiting this sanctuary, you can spot a variety of animals including tiger, Asiatic jackal, striped hyena, Bengali fox, rattle, bear, wild cat, brown mongoose and panther. Apart from this, some mammals like squirrel, dhole, small mouse and small Indian musk can also be seen here occasionally. Many species of reptiles like python, tortoise snake also reside here.
This photograph is taken from Canon EOS 5D Mark IV F/6.3 Focal length 600mm.
Bandhavgarh Sanctuary is famous for tigers. Bandhavgarh ranks first in the world in terms of population density of Bengal Tigers. Charanganga is the main river that passes through the sanctuary.
This photograph is taken from Canon EOS 5D Mark IV F/6.3 Focal length 450mm.
There is a fort about two thousand years old on the hill of Bandhavgarh. It has an interesting history of its own. The park built in it was earlier used as a hunting bastion of the Maharaja of Rewa. Which was declared a National Park in 1968 and then became a Tiger Reserve in 1993. The name Bandhavgarh National Park is derived from the Bandhavgarh Fort situated on the top of Vindhya ranges.
This photograph is taken from Canon EOS 5D Mark IV F/6.3 Focal length 552mm.
At present, due to its dilapidated condition, entry is not allowed inside, but due to the ancient fort, the state pride is now taken. Due to which it is a center of attraction for tourists. Bandhavgarh is also believed to be related to the Dwapara Yuga, according to mythology, when Lord Rama was returning to Ayodhya after conquering Ravana, he decided to build this fort, a symbol of his love for Lakshmana used to go.
This photograph is taken from Canon EOS 5D Mark IV F/8 Focal length 600mm. The information I have described in this post from here Link .
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I must say that the tiger is my favorite animal in this post. All of them are awesome though.
Really nice shoots, thanks for sharing !
Wonderful shots!
beautiful photography and animals looking so beautiful, freedom of life also we can feel in jungle
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