Drive thru Satpura Melghat Tiger Corridor

We stares our drive from Ghoghra Ghat (maps.app.goo.g...) thru Satpura Melghat corridor to MAKRAI fort. Drive was thru beautiful an d dense jungles remote villages. U will enjoy political debate between two school time friends during the driver. Our lunch stop was amazing in agri field. Enjoy the beautiful drive with amazing shots of sunset.
With beautiful sound tracks of Dil Chahta hai and shyam रंगीन हुई. Thanks to its creators. Use of these songs are not meant for any economic benefit.
The Satpura-Melghat Corridor is a 9,000 sq km area in the Satpuda Hill Range that connects the Satpura Tiger Reserve in Madhya Pradesh to the Melghat Tiger Reserve in Maharashtra. The corridor is home to a variety of large mammals, including tigers, leopards, dholes, sloth bears, gaur, nilgai, sambar, muntjac, four-horned antelope, and wild boar.
Here are some facts about the Satpura-Melghat Corridor:
The corridor is mainly made up of dry deciduous teak-bearing forests.
The terrain is hilly and rugged.
The corridor is mostly forested with low human density and low-intensity agriculture.
A road expansion project, NH46 (Betul-Hoshangabad), threatens the corridor.
Conservation biologists and forest managers should be guided by the precautionary principle and disallow any land use patterns that threaten the sanctity of corridors.