Rajbahera Tourism

Rajbahera is a picturesque site within the Bandhavgarh National Park in the Umaria district of Madhya Pradesh, India. Known for its lush greenery and abundant wildlife, Rajbahera is essentially a marshy meadow that is often frequented by various species of animals and birds, which makes it a fantastic spot for wildlife enthusiasts and photographers. The terrain is predominantly a mix of tropical forests and grasslands that provide a rich habitat for tigers, leopards, deer, and various avian species. This waterhole cum meadow is popular among animals as a source of water and an area to forage, making it one of the prime locations in Bandhavgarh for sighting the majestic Royal Bengal Tigers in their natural domain. It’s part of the Tala zone, which is the oldest and richest in terms of biodiversity amongst the three core zones in the national park. Visitors to Rajbahera get the chance to observe the dynamics of the wild close-up and are left with a memorable experience of the diverse biosphere that thrives in this part of Central India.