Madla, nestled in the Panna district of Madhya Pradesh, serves as a gateway to the captivating Panna Tiger Reserve, drawing in numerous tourists annually with its exotic wildlife and breathtaking landscapes. Positioned against the backdrop of the Vindhya Hills, Madla offers visitors a visually soothing panorama that complements the adrenaline-pumping encounters with diverse wildlife within the forest. As the entry point to the Panna Tiger Reserve, Madla provides an unparalleled opportunity for wildlife enthusiasts to immerse themselves in the natural beauty and diverse ecosystems of the region. The village is also situated along the banks of the Karnavati or Ken River, offering a spiritual retreat amidst serene surroundings.

Madla's significance extends beyond its natural wonders; it is a part of the Bundelkhand cultural zone, where visitors can immerse themselves in the unique Bundelkhandi traditions and culture.

Itinerary

Three day stay at Madla  village will allow tourists to:-

1. Famous tourist attractions: Panna Tiger Reserve, Khajuraho temple, Pandav Falls, and Bheemkund are a few of the many tourist attractions.
2. Village Life Experience: The village hosts vibrant festivals, and showcases traditional art, heritage, and folk dances, providing a comprehensive cultural experience. Culinary enthusiasts can savor mouth-watering traditional rural delicacies, completing the sensory journey through Madla's rich tapestry of traditions, nature, and culture.

How to reach -:

By Flight -: Khajuraho Airport (22 km) 

By Train -: Khajuraho Railway Station, Khajuraho (19 Km) 

 Road Connectivity -:  Bus Stand, Madla