The Sanjay Dubri tiger reserve includes Sanjay National Park, which is situated in the Narmada river dry deciduous forests ecoregion. Sanjay National Park, which opened its doors in 1975, is proving to be a popular destination for travellers.
Tiger, Sloth bear, Neelgai, Chinkara, Sambar, leopard, Dhole (wild dog), Jungle Cat, Hyena, Porcupine, Jackal, Fox, Indian Wolf, Indian Python, Four-horned Antelope, and Barking Deer are the perfect wildlife species to have there. Speaking of its flora, it also has mixed woods, sal, and bamboo. People travel here to go on tiger safaris because there are the best opportunities to see tigers in their natural habitat. When visiting Camp Banas, one must not skip this experience because it will certainly amaze them.

BAGDARA WILDLIFE SANCTUARY

The Bagdara Wildlife Sanctuary is located on the border of Mirzapur in the north-east corner of the Singrauli district. The Sanctuary is known for the large herds of blackbuck that can be seen there.

Natural caves and rock shelters are part of the Sanctuary. Numerous locations have rock paintings that hold great interest. The Sanctuary also offers impressive sweeping views of the powerful, meandering Son and Gopad Rivers.

SON GHARIAL SANCTUARY

One of the few places in India where you can see a Ghariyal in its natural habitat is the Ghariyal Sanctuary. The primary goal of this sanctuary is to maintain and safeguard the Ghariyal and its biodiversity because they are currently one of the most endangered species.
Project Crocodile established Son Gharial Sanctuary to protect and increase the number of Gharials. In 1981, a sanctuary was established along a 210 km total length that included the lengths of the Son River (161 km), the Banas River (23 km), and the Gopad River (26 km). Numerous endangered species, like the Gharial, Indian Soft Shell Turtle, Indian Skimmer, and others, depend heavily on sandy habitats.

The sanctuary has about 101 bird species listed, making it diverse in both aquatic and avifaunal life. There are no restrictions known to apply to this sanctuary that apply to other national parks in the nation. Travelers now have more freedom to discover the area on their own terms.

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MUKUNDPUR ZOO

Located in Mukundpur in the Satna district of the Rewa division lies the Maharaja Martand Singh Judeo White Tiger Safari and Zoo. The White Tiger Safari, where visitors may observe the revered White Tigers, is the primary draw of the zoo. Along with the White Tiger, the zoo's grounds also hold more than 60 non-endangered species and 40 endangered species.