After the seasonal monsoon closure, Pench Tiger Reserve is set to welcome tourists again from October 1, marking the return of safari tourism across its core zone. The reopening will allow wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers to once again explore Pench’s forests and experience its rich biodiversity.

Morning and evening safari slots will be available as regular tourism operations resume. Multiple entry gates, including Sillari, Khursapar, Chorbahuli, Panera, Surewani, Kubala and Pauni, are expected to support tourist movement during the new safari season.

The reopening comes as the monsoon break ends, offering visitors an opportunity to rediscover Pench’s scenic landscapes, wildlife and natural surroundings. Tourists planning a safari are advised to check the latest booking, entry and operational guidelines before visiting.

With the monsoon break coming to an end, Pench is ready to welcome visitors back into the wild.