Kisli Gate Tourism

Kisli Gate is one of the main entry points to the renowned Kanha National Park in Madhya Pradesh, India. The park is a wildlife sanctuary and a tiger reserve, famous for its significant population of Royal Bengal Tigers, as well as leopards, sloth bears, barasingha, and Indian wild dogs. Spread across 940 sq km, the park's lush sal and bamboo forests, rolling grasslands and meandering streams offer an awe-inspiring backdrop for wildlife spotting. Kisli Gate is situated on the Mandla district side of the park and provides access to the Kisli zone, one of the core zones in Kanha. This gate is a critical checkpoint for visitors who come for wildlife safaris, as it regulates the influx of tourists and maintains the delicate ecological balance. Around Kisli Gate, tourists can find necessary facilities including orientation centers, guides for hire, and vehicles for jungle safaris. The zone is known for its high visibility of tigers and other fauna which makes it a preferred starting point for many wildlife enthusiasts and photographers visiting Kanha National Park.