Welcome to the vibrant world of Bandhavgarh National Park where nature's beauty shines through its plants and trees.
As you take a leisurely walk through the park, you'll come across a variety of trees. The tall and elegant sal trees offer shade, while the towering teak trees are like guardians of the forest. Bamboo adds a touch of grace and the neem trees known for their medicinal properties. They stand as both practical and beautiful.
Among the shrubs there's the ber which has tiny tasty fruits that animals and visitors enjoy. Tendu used for making Indian cigars and it has a special place in the park's culture. The salai shrub provides resin used in incense and herbs like dhatura have their own unique qualities.
The amla plant with its tangy fruit adds a bit of zing to the mix. And then there's the "ghost tree" with its smooth, white bark, standing out in its own quiet way.
Among the shrubs there's the ber which has tiny tasty fruits that animals and visitors enjoy. Tendu used for making Indian cigars and it has a special place in the park's culture. The salai shrub provides resin used in incense and herbs like dhatura have their own unique qualities.
The amla plant with its tangy fruit adds a bit of zing to the mix. And then there's the "ghost tree" with its smooth, white bark, standing out in its own quiet way.
Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve is primarily a tropical dry deciduous forest which is home to a whopping 250 species of trees and plants. These include various types of trees, shrubs, herbs, and grasses, belonging to 98 different plant families.
These plants do more than just look pretty. They are the backbone of Bandhavgarh's ecosystem. Trees offer shelter and food to the park's diverse wildlife, while shrubs and herbs provide nourishment for insects and smaller creatures. And they all play a crucial role in keeping the park's environment in balance. They helps with water flow and preventing soil from washing away.
Other Major Species Of Trees
Lannea Cormandelica
Bor Bel
Hirda
Beheda
Karaya Gum
Chichwa
Mahua Madhuca
Dhawada
Mahua
Kusum
Phetra
Mowai
Shisham
Rohan
Jamun
Shivan
Sisoo
Surya
Sirus