Pench National Park is located in the Central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh, is the 19th Project Tiger Reserve, and has been one of the best-kept secrets among wildlife enthusiasts who have long been acquainted with and bedazzled by its immensely varied flora and fauna. No wonder the area is providing a backdrop for its animal character dominated by a fairly open canopy of mixed forest, predominantly teak, with open grassy patches. The Park with its undulating land boasts the highest density of herbivores in any Indian Park. It has a large diversity of wildlife, including Leopard, Tiger, Jungle Cat, Dhole (Wild Dog), Sloth Bear, Wild Boar, Mongoose, and Gaur. The highest density of herbivores in the area includes Cheetal (Spotted Deer) and Sambar.