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Tourists Are Not Seeing Tigers in BTR: Rains Till September Have Caused Waterlogging in the Forest; They Are Not Coming Out on Forest Routes.
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Tiger sightings are declining this year in the world-famous Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve in Umaria during the tourist season that began on October 1st. A large number of tourists are visiting the forest after the core area opened, but due to rains until the end of September, water is present at many places in the forest. As a result, tigers are not venturing into other areas in search of water. Tourists are disappointed in places where tigers were …
·Bhopal, India
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