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The state of Chhattisgarh has abundant natural resources including forests and wildlife. 44% of the state is covered with forests, ranking it third in India in terms of forest cover. The state falls under the Deccan bio-geographical zone.

• NATURE TRAIL - There is a 3 km nature trail on the way to Tirathgarh. This trail holds a wonderful experience for all nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts. They can study the surroundings, take pictures and learn more about jungle life as they stroll away deeper into leisure.

• TIRATHGARH WATERFALLS - Tirathgarh waterfall is one of the most picturesque waterfalls in Bastar and it is on the western boundary of Park on Munga Bahar Nallah (runnel) which is a perennial Nallah. The water from the Nallah falls on the sedimentary rocks which are present in a step-like manner and it presents a cool and amazing scenery to the tourists. The waterfall is about 50 meters deep and it is partitioned by sedimentary rock structures and hence giving the view of a three-tier waterfall.

• KOTUMSAR CAVE - Kotumsar Cave is a subterranean limestone cave located near the banks of the Kanger River in the western portion of the National Park. Kotumsar Cave is 330 meters long and some 40 meters deep from ground level. The cave is honeycombed in its structure, consisting of many irregular chambers. It harbors a variety of fauna like bats, frogs, snakes, crickets, spiders, fishes, millipedes, etc. Fishes and frogs are found in the ditches of the cave whereas bats, spiders, and crickets are found on the ceilings and walls of the cave.

• KAILASH CAVE - Kailash Cave was discovered in 1993 and is situated on the Lower Kanger Valley Road near Milkulwada village. The local tribals knew about this cave earlier before its exploration. It is situated on a limestone hillock with thick vegetation. Unlike Kotumsar Cave, this cave does not have underground nallah. So, water pools are not present.

• DANDAK CAVE - Dandak Cave was discovered in April 1995 and is situated in Compartment No. 84 near the Kanger River. This cave has two chambers connected by a very narrow passage. One has to crawl in the connecting narrow passage for about 2 meters and hence the name “Dandak”.