Kuno National Park

We're upfront that odds are lower than a tiger sighting at our established reserves — the cheetah population is still small and settling into the landscape. It's a genuinely rare-species opportunity, not a guaranteed-sighting safari.

Yes — gate infrastructure, permits and gypsy access are operational, though newer and less polished than our long-established parks. We manage expectations accordingly when we route a guest here.

It's not part of the historic tiger landscape the way Kanha or Bandhavgarh are — Kuno's grassland-and-scrub habitat was chosen specifically for cheetah and, earlier, as a proposed second home for Gir's Asiatic lions.

Yes, though the distances are longer than our other multi-park routes — Kuno sits further north and west, closer to Gwalior and Delhi than to our Nagpur-anchored circuit.

We'd usually recommend Pench or Kanha first — Kuno suits guests who've already done a strong tiger safari and want to add a genuinely different, conservation-story destination.