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69 km from Amarkantak
Cute baby spider in my backyard
Experienced by Umesh Soni
96 km from Amarkantak
Shivnath River
Experienced by Pradeep Mishra
138 km from Amarkantak
Leopards are excellent tree climbers that sets them apart from the other big cats.
138 km from Amarkantak
a wooden bridge to cross a water channel
Experienced by Aniket Bhattacharya
176 km from Amarkantak
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176 km from Amarkantak
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176 km from Amarkantak
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176 km from Amarkantak
Family of Deers Spotted in jungle.
Experienced by Yash Desai
203 km from Amarkantak
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Experienced by Abhishek Gupta
206 km from Amarkantak
Golden sandstone on the Narmada river at Bhedaghat Jabalpur
221 km from Amarkantak
A muddy fur spotted with tanned spots, a silent predator stealthily tip-toes across the forest floor. There is a cloud of mystery that surrounds his movements, his nature will always be unpredictable to the visiting citizens. The Leopard was first spotted crouched beside the nala flowing downstream Judi Waterhole, as he lay in wait for a thirsty denizen. Alas, his plans were of no avail as a nearby tigress started calling out to her cubs and the leopard was left with little choice, but to bolt.
Experienced by HARSH TANK
281 km from Amarkantak
The dilapidated hunting plateau of the erstwhile Chandelas still manages to feebly gaze over the Karnavati. Panna has come a long way, with three distinct forest zones : the riverbed, the woodland & the grassland. A lone screaming lapwing gives away the location of a predator nearby, as we scurry across the grassland we spot the solitary jackal. The air is dry & dull, there is a lull before the forest erupts with the frantic calls of a deer.
Experienced by HARSH TANK