Tala Zone:- Being one of the oldest, it is among the most sought-after zones of Bandhavgarh National Park. Besides good sightings of tigers, the zone also harbors other attractions such as the famous Bandhavgarh Fort and the 10th-century Shesh Shaiya-the idol of Lord Vishnu lying on the Shesh Nag. The idol becomes the origin of Charan Ganga, which nourishes the park and its meadows. The main thing you have to do to enter this historic zone is book Bandhavgarh National Park. Umaria being the nearest town, falls 28 km from the Tala zone.

Magadhi Zone:- More or less gate number 2 of Bandhavgarh National Park contains various natural and artificial water holes such as Murdhawa, Dabhadhole, Sukhi Patiha, and Charkpwaha. Tiger sightings have been recorded here. Here one can find the safari booking system for Bandhavgarh National Park for this zone and take the time to explore and learn from the dense forests and grasslands of this zone.

Khitauli Zone:- Gate 3 of the park comprises the dry-deciduous forests and is yet another premium area to spot the tigers. There is a herd of wild elephants. Additional other animals include nilgai, chinkara, and chausingha. This zone is also a hidden treasure for bird lovers. Booking a safari in Bandhavgarh National Park leads to access to this excellent area for wildlife viewing.

Dhamokar Zone:- This is a buffer zone and an extension of the Magadhi Zone. It falls 14 km away from the Tala Zone. The major attractions are Mudgudi Dam Sehimaada's natural caves and Kadewaha grassland. The chances of spotting good wildlife are excellent in this area. Bandhavgarh National Park requires online booking to ensure access to such a beautiful place.

Panpatha Zone:- The Panpatha Zone in the Bandhavgarh National Park has the uniqueness of grasslands and dense sal forests. Being one of the key areas for tiger conservation, this zone offers a perfect atmosphere for the large tiger population and leopards within the park. It supports quite a few bird species and offers unique wild observations.

Johila (Kalwa) Zone:- This is another extension of the Tala zone, whose entry point is near Chechpur village. Johila is famous in this area because the waterfalls at Amarkantak and the Son River are assimilated around here. The bookings for the Bandhavgarh National Park safari are taken regarding visiting the waterfalls and forests surrounding Johila in this zone.