About property

Located in Madhya Pradesh, India, Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve is one of India's most renowned and densely populated tiger reserves. It's spread over 1536 sq km and is divided into three zones: Tala, Magadhi, and Khitauli.

And our property in Bandhavgarh is located at Tala area, very close to the Tala Zone safari entrance gate. We have 6 Airconditioned rooms along with open dining, seating area and a rooftop for our guests to enjoy overlooking at the Bandhavgarh fort and forest area at a distance.

We offer hygenic rooms with AC, attached toilet fitted with geysers, an open balcony, our owned kitchen with all kind of meals. Guests can enjoy bonfire and barbecue after evening as per availability.

For safari vehicle pickup and drop from the homestay is complementary as it is close to the gate.

Key Highlights of Bandhavgarh:

• Highest tiger density in India

• Home to over 80 tigers

• Rich biodiversity with leopards, sloth bears, and 250 bird species

• Ancient Fort of Bandhavgarh ( dating back to 10th century)

• Buffer zone supports local communities and eco-tourism

• Open year-round except for monsoon season (July-September) for core zones.

• Buffer zones Dhamokhar, Johila, Panpatha are open throuout the year.

Wildlife and Conservation:

1. Highest Tiger Density: Bandhavgarh has the highest density of Bengal tigers in India, making it one of the best places to spot these majestic creatures.

2. Tiger Reserve: Declared a tiger reserve in 1993, Bandhavgarh plays a crucial role in conserving India's national animal.

3. Diverse Wildlife: Home to leopards, sloth bears, wild dogs, hyenas, and over 250 bird species.

History and Culture:

1. Ancient Fort: The fort of Bandhavgarh, dating back to the 10th century, holds significant historical importance and offers breathtaking views.

2. Legend of Lord Rama: According to mythology, Lord Rama gifted the fort to his brother Lakshmana, hence the name "Bandhavgarh" (Brother's Fort).

3. Archaeological Significance: The reserve has numerous ancient temples, caves, and artifacts.

nearby attraction

Historical and Cultural Sites:

1. Khajuraho (230 km, 4-5 hours): Famous for its erotic temples and sculptures, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

2. Jabalpur (190 km, 3-4 hours): Visit the majestic Dhuandhar Falls, Marble Rocks, and historic forts.

3. Umaria (35 km, 30-45 minutes): Explore the ancient Umaria Fort and nearby temples.

4. Bandhavgarh Fort (within the reserve): Ancient fort dating back to the 10th century.

Wildlife and National Parks:

1. Kanha National Park (240 km, 5-6 hours): One of India's largest national parks, home to tigers, leopards, and sloth bears.

2. Panna National Park (180 km, 4-5 hours): Known for its tiger reserve and stunning waterfalls.

3. Pench National Park (280 km, 6-7 hours): Famous for its tiger reserve and inspired the Jungle Book.

Natural Wonders:

1. Dhuandhar Falls (Jabalpur, 190 km): Breathtaking waterfall on the Narmada River.

2. Marble Rocks (Jabalpur, 190 km): Stunning marble formations along the Narmada River.

3. Raneh Falls (Khajuraho, 230 km): Waterfall surrounded by stunning rock formations.

Other Attractions:

1. Tala Village: Explore local culture, markets, and handicrafts.

2. Mahaman Pond: Serene spot for birdwatching and relaxation.

3. Panpatha Wildlife Sanctuary: Nearby sanctuary with diverse flora and fauna.

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The price range for this homestay varies between 2000 Per Head to 2200 Per Head including breakfast, lunch and dinner depending on type of rooms, number of rooms, number of person and date of visit. Kindly contact us on the below mentioned number for reservation of your visit. 

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