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Panna, located in the state of Madhya Pradesh, India, is renowned for its diamond mines and wildlife safaris. It is home to India's only mechanized diamond mine, making it famously known as the "City of Diamonds."

Panna National Park, situated in the Vindhya Hills, is one of the prime attractions of the region. It is especially famous for its tiger population, and besides tigers, the park is also home to leopards, sloth bears, various deer species, and numerous birds and reptiles. The park covers an area of approximately 542.67 square kilometers and is home to around 80 tigers, including cubs.

Panna is located about 40 kilometers from Khajuraho, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. During a safari in the park, visitors can also explore Pandav Falls and the Ken Gharial Sanctuary, which are popular spots for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts.