Kanha Tiger Reserve National Park with the Gond and Baiga Forest tribes of India

Two excellent tiger sightings in Kanha Tiger Reserve National Park, one of India's many world wildlife protection sanctuaries. It is one of the best National Parks in India for tigers, and many other forms of wildlife. This video is a small thank you to all those who live in and around Kanha, the two local tribes people of the Gonds and Braigas who we visit. India in particular is an example to all of us in the world of how we should all be caring for or fellow creatures.

Contents of this video

00:00 Intro our trip to Kanha
02:01 About Barasingha deer - Swamp deer
03:01 Peacock displaying holds up traffic
03:20 About Langar monkeys
04:12 Spotted deer
04:45 Ox water carrier in rural India
05:06 Pm entrance gate
05:14 Gaur, Langur and Sambar
05:46 Jungle alarm call .......
06:07 Common Crow Butterfly or Common Indian Crow
06:43 Wild boar
07:15 Breakfast stop at Kanha Tiger Park
07:32 Red Naped or Black Ibis
08:28 Careful sambar deer with fawn
09:20 Barasingha stag - magnificent
10:18 Cormorant
11:05 Red Wattled Lapwing
11:29 Spotted deer at water
11:51 Oriental Honey Buzzard calling
14:01 2 Oriental Honey Buzzards eating honey
15:15 Barasingha deer eating underwater
15:36 Wild boar
16:02 Langur monkeys
16:48 Large herd of Cheetal on the grass plains
17:07 Langur troop
17:29 Next morning
17:33 Huge male tiger ........
20:06 Langurs
20:26 Eurasian Thick-knee or Stone Curlew
20:41 Breakfast
20:58 Indian Roller
21:07 Indian Cormorant diving and swimming
21:18 Barangasingha deep water
21:25 Common Crow Butterflies mating
21:57 Oriental turtle dove
22:09 Ladies hand pumping water to carry home
22:32 Tour of a Baiga Tribal Village
32:50 Tour of a Gond Tribal Village
39:24 Distilling Mahua - India's indigenous alcohol
43:08 Barking deer or Muntjacs
43:34 Kingfisher
43:37 Langurs relaxing
43:45 Pea hens
44:07 Forest ranger and elephant
44:21 Indian Jackal thick habitat
44:40 Tigress hunting ........
48:08 Lodge cookery roti demo
49:04 Dawn forest patrol

Thank you to India and everyone who works tirelessly to protect the world's forests and wildlife, we salute you all.