About - Satpura Tiger Reserve

Fauna of Satpura Tiger Reserve

The fauna of Satpura Tiger Reserve represents one of Central India’s most balanced and thriving wildlife communities, supported by the region’s dense forests, rocky plateaus and serene river systems. The reserve is home to the majestic Royal Bengal Tiger, agile Leopards, and the powerful Indian Bison (Gaur), alongside a healthy population of Sloth Bears, which are commonly seen foraging along forest trails

Satpura is also known for sightings of Wild Dogs (Dholes), Hyenas, Jungle Cats, Rusty-spotted Cats, and Honey Badgers, making it a paradise for carnivore enthusiasts. Herbivores like Sambar, Chital, Nilgai, Chausingha, and Wild Boar roam freely across the valleys and meadows, while the treetops echo with the calls of the Giant Squirrel, one of Satpura’s signature species.

The Denwa River system adds another layer of biodiversity with Marsh Crocodiles, Otters, and various aquatic life. With more than 300 bird species, including hornbills, eagles, owls and migratory waterbirds, Satpura stands out as a haven for photographers, wildlife researchers, and nature lovers seeking raw and authentic animal experiences.

Flora of Satpura Tiger Reserve

The flora of Satpura Tiger Reserve forms one of Central India’s richest and most diverse forest ecosystems, shaped by rugged hills, deep valleys and a blend of tropical and subtropical climates. The landscape is dominated by dense Sal, Teak, and Mixed Deciduous forests, creating a layered green canopy that shelters countless wildlife species.

In the lower regions, Tendu, Haldu, Mahua, Amla, and Bija trees flourish, while higher altitudes feature hardy Bamboo clusters and dry deciduous vegetation. The reserve is also home to rare medicinal plants and aromatic herbs that thrive in its undisturbed terrain. Interspersed grasslands, riverine vegetation along the Denwa River, and moist patches of ferns and climbers add depth to Satpura’s botanical richness.

Together, this vibrant flora not only purifies the environment but also provides food, cover, and breeding grounds for tigers, leopards, sloth bears, and countless bird species, making Satpura one of India’s most pristine natural habitats.

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About Satpura Tiger Reserve

Discover the Wilderness of Satpura – A Heaven for Nature Lovers

Fauna of Satpura Tiger Reserve

Flora of Satpura Tiger Reserve

Famous Tigers of Satpura Tiger Reserve

Meet the Tigers

T-20 MADAI FEMALE

T-6 CHURNA FEMALE

T-31 BUFFER KI RANI

T-19 MADAI MALE

T-4 BORI MALE

T-7

T-55

SHIVA

JHALAI

LAILA

RUDRA

PRATAP

T-123 CHINGARI

T-13 AKBAR

T-71 BAGHIN MANDLA

T-14 JHIPPI MALE

TARA

T-67 LADKI

T-60 MIRCHAINI

T-58 MANDHA MALE

TIPU

T-28 TAWA FEMALE

T-15

T-50 DHAMTAL MALE