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Tourists watch Bamera, the dominant tiger in Bandhavgarh walking slowly around a waterhole. Bamera is the most prominent tiger in Tala zone of Bandhavgarh National Park. A lovely wide establishing shot of a tiger in its natural habitat and territory. Not a tight close-up from elephant-back. Notice the solar powered panels enclosed in a netted off zone near the waterhole. These must be used to power some camera traps or other conservation related equipment. Entrance gate of Bandhavgarh National Park with Maruti Gypsy jeeps entering in a queue. Says the board: "Charger Point: Charger, the beloved tiger of Bandhavgarh, dominated the tourism zone for a decade. He died on 29th September 2000 and rests here in peace." Bandhavgarh has one of the highest density of Bengal tigers known in the world
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