- Location: It lies in the Vindhyan Ranges, Madhya Pradesh.
- Formation: Panna National Park was established in 1981. It was declared a Tiger Reserve in 1994.
- Geography of the Region
- Only Tiger Reserve in the entire Bundelkhand region.
- It is characterized by a ‘Table Top’ topography.
- River: Ken River
- Vegetation: Dominated by dry deciduous forests interspersed with grasslands.
- Fauna: The reserve is home to a significant population of tigers, sloth bears, leopards, and striped hyenas.
- Fact: Panna is the 22nd Tiger Reserve in India and the 5th in Madhya Pradesh.
Source: The Indian Express