Finding Fauna Journal
Conservation updates, safari tips, and field notes from Kuno National Park.
FeaturedKuno National Park is one of the most diverse wildlife destinations in Central India. While it is internationally known as the home of India's African cheetahs, the park supports a rich ecosystem of predators, herbivores, reptiles and more than 200 species of birds...
Field notes, guides, and conservation stories from the Finding Fauna team
About the ParkIf you're visiting Kuno for the first time, selecting the right gate can significantly improve both your comfort and your chances of memorable wildlife sightings...
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About the ParkCurrently, Gypsy Safari is the only official safari option available inside Kuno National Park. Visitors can explore the park through three tourism zones—Ahera Gate, Tiktoli Gate, and Peepalbawri Gate—each offering different safari routes
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About the ParkIn December 2018, Kuno Wildlife Sanctuary was officially upgraded to Kuno National Park, reflecting its growing ecological significance and enhanced protection. Just four years later, in September 2022, the park entered global conservation history when eight African cheetahs from Namibia were released as part of Project Cheetah...
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Nearby PlacesWhile Kuno National Park is best known for its incredible wildlife and India's famous Project Cheetah, the surrounding region is equally rich in history, spirituality and natural beauty. Whether you're...
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