“Has anyone ever given up their kingdom to save forests?”
If this question fits anyone perfectly, it is M.K. Ranjitsinh, India’s legendary Cheetah Man.

His story is not just history –
It’s the inspiration behind efforts like MP Jungle Safari,
Where every safari is not just a trip, but a journey to connect with the wilderness.

Royal Blood, But a Humane Heart

Ranjitsinh was born in an era when forests were seen only as resources.
But he saw them as living beings.
While people were busy taking from the jungle,
He was busy giving back to it.

“When humans cut their ties with the forest,
they cut their ties with their own future.”

1972 – Laying the Foundation of Wildlife Protection in India

Ranjitsinh authored the Wildlife Protection Act, 1972 –
A law that today safeguards tigers, barasinghas, leopards, and now cheetahs
in Madhya Pradesh’s Kanha, Bandhavgarh, Pench, Satpura, and beyond.

Thanks to this vision, these animals roam fearlessly,
And MP Jungle Safari works to preserve and present that very legacy to the world.

The Return of the Barasingha – Saving the Soul of Kanha

At one time, the barasingha was on the brink of extinction in Kanha Tiger Reserve.
But Ranjitsinh refused to give up.
His strategies and leadership brought the barasingha back,
Restoring Kanha’s identity and pride.

Today, MP Jungle Safari visitors witness these graceful deer grazing in Kanha’s meadows –
A gift of Ranjitsinh’s foresight.

Project Cheetah – A Dream That Became Kuno’s Reality

Kuno National Park is now home to the cheetahs brought from Africa.
But the seeds of this project were planted decades ago in Ranjitsinh’s mind,
When he first suggested to the government the idea of reintroducing cheetahs to India.

Today, when someone visits Kuno through MP Jungle Safari,
They don’t just see a cheetah –
They witness a dream that took fifty years to come true.

Every Forest, Every Tree, Every Creature – A Part of Our Existence

“Saving forests is not just an environmental issue – it’s a matter of humanity.”
When forests fall, it’s not only trees that are lost –
Our morality, our soul, and our humanity fall with them.

Jungle Safari – More Than Tourism, It’s a Bond with Nature

Every MP Jungle Safari experience is inspired by Ranjitsinh’s belief –
That seeing, understanding, and feeling the forest is part of being human.

When we breathe in the fresh forest air on a safari,
It’s not just air –
It’s filled with history, service, and hope.

More Than an Officer – The Mirror of Human Responsibility

Ranjitsinh reminded us:
“Being human is not enough; we must act human.”
He showed that true strength lies not in a roar, but in compassion.
He taught us that saving forests means saving ourselves.

Now It’s Your Turn

Do you want to feel the depth of the jungle?
Do you want to not just travel, but also understand and protect?
Come to MP Jungle Safari,
Where every safari carries a glimpse of Ranjitsinh’s spirit.