Achanakmar Tiger Reserve Thrives as Tourist Hotspot in Chhattisgarh

Mungeli/Lormi: The Achanakmar Tiger Reserve (ATR) in Chhattisgarh’s Mungeli district has once again become a bustling destination for tourists, thanks to the growing population of tigers in the reserve. Visitors from far and wide are flocking to the area, eager to catch a glimpse of the majestic wildlife.

Tourists are enjoying sightings of a variety of wild animals, including wild boars, bison, deer, and chital. Recently, a thrilling moment was captured when a tiger emerged from the bushes in the jungle, leaving visitors in awe. Many captured the rare sighting on their cameras, and the tiger’s photos have since gone viral on social media.

Tiger Population on the Rise in ATR Forests

Since November 1, ATR has been reopened to visitors, offering thrilling safari experiences through open gypsies. Large numbers of nature enthusiasts and wildlife lovers are taking advantage of this opportunity to explore the lush forests.

Just a day ago, a group of tourists spotted a tiger roaming in the Achanakmar range during their jungle safari, marking a delightful experience for wildlife enthusiasts and signaling positive growth in the reserve’s tiger population.

The expanding tiger family in ATR is a testament to the successful conservation efforts and continues to bring joy to visitors and wildlife lovers alike.