Kanha.......

Kanha's sal and bamboo forest, rolling grasslands and meandering streams stretch over 1945 sq km, making it one of India's largest reserves, but with a core zone of 940 sq km. Good conservation management has seen a steady increase in the number of animals so there is a good chance of spotting various species. Less commonly seen species are Indian hare, Indian fox, sloth bear, stripped hyena, jungle cat, panther and wolf etc.

Summer =23 degrees to 41 degrees 
Winter = 21 degrees to 6 degrees


  

Aurangabad.......

Aurangabad is named after Emperor Aurangzeb, the last of the great Moghul Emperor's. It offers an exciting mix of Buddhist and Muslim places of interest - including the 10 6th and 7th Century Aurangzeb caves belonging to the Buddhist era, Bibi ka Maqbara (the mausoleum known as the Poor Man's Taj, built in 1679 for Aurangzeb's wife), the Panchhaki (a water wheel designed well ahead of its time). Aurangabad is also a convenient point for visiting the Ajanta and Ellora caves and the hill fortress of Daulatabad.

Ajanta - The Ajanta caves are renowned chiefly for their magnificent wall paintings and frescoes depicting scenes from the life of Buddha. The caves consist mainly of Buddhist Temples and Monasteries cut into the rock, dating from 200 BC to 650 AD.

Ellora - These caves, carved out over 5 centuries are a great and unique achievement in cave architecture and sculpture and demonstrate a peaceful co-existence of Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism. The most impressive is the monolithic Kailasa Temple which was carved out of the rock over a period of 150 years.

Summer = 23 degrees to 41 degrees 
Winter = 27 degrees to 12 degrees



 
Mandu.......

Mandu the 'City of Joy' includes the deserted Hill top fort which has the innumerable stories of the love of King Baz Bahadur, for his consort Rani Rupmati- palaces , baths and  pavillions, each an archietuctural gem in the Afghan style.The stories can be heard from the inhabitants of the city of Mandu. Near to Mandu are intricately carved Jain Caves and temples at Omkareshwar and Maheshwar. 

Summer =26 degrees to 42 degrees 
Winter = 29 degrees to 15 degrees