Location: Village Bajariya, Bandhavgarh National Park (Madhya Pradesh), India.

About: Tree houses are spread in a dense jungle of 21 acres merging into the jungles of finest tiger reserves of the world. It is not uncommon to spot animals from the privacy of ones balconies which overlook the tiger reserve and the Bandhavgarh Fort. Designed in a fetching fusion of traditional jungle living and contemporary design, the tree houses are self contained and perfect getaway for a couple that is fanatical about privacy. The bedrooms are furnished with understated accessories in natural and earth tones.

Specially designed Suzuki jeeps accompanied by a trained English speaking resident naturalist will ensure comfortable and experienced interpretation of the park.
 

Accommodation: The 5 exclusive Tree houses are spread in a dense jungle.

Room: All tree houses have modern attached bathrooms with 24 hrs h/c water, living area, mini bar, split AC's with 100% power back up, mosquito netting, writing table & chair, and loungers in the balconies.

The Lodge also has Hides overlooking a water hole frequented by wild animals.

Dining: Dining hall is built around a large Mahua tree, in two levels. The ground level serves as a cosy dining hall and the terrace as a bar known as the WATERING HOLE. Dining Hall offers Indian, Continental and barbeque meals personalized to requirements of the guests
 

Activities:

At the Tree House Hideaway we have taken care to design many activities and excursions which generally all guests visiting Bandhavgarh miss out on. The Hideaway in itself is geared up for many interesting options and the trained naturalist team makes it all the more interesting.

Morning and Evening Jeep safari is organized in the Tiger reserve, all the vehicles are 4 x 4 Suzuki open jeeps, fitted with comfortable bucket seats and fridges. Inside the park you have the option of leaving the jeep and getting on the elephant to take your chance of getting close to the tiger.

Bandhavgarh Fort which forms the heart and the highest point of the park is an alternate option to visit for one of the days with a picnic lunch.

At the hideaway there is a small water body frequented by many animals including the Tiger, a few quite hours on the machaan may prove rewarding especially for photographers.

Birding around the hideaway and near the farmlands is an interesting option to see over 250 bird species of this area.

Village visits, workshops with bamboo weavers and excursions to Sanjay National park ( 2 hours) can also be organized on request.
 

How to reach:

 
By Road :
Bandhavgarh is located in the heart of central India and is not relatively easy to reach, the road journey towards the end is through beautiful forests, jungle villages and stunning landscapes. The beauty of Bandhavgarh combined with the call of the wild makes the journey worthwhile especially when you are expecting an audience with the King of the jungle.

Distances from important towns to Bandhavgarh.

Delhi: 880 Kms (approx 21 hours)
Khajurao: 280 Kms (approx 6 hours)
Satna: 112 Kms (approx 4 hours)
Katni: 95 Kms (approx 2 hours)
Kanha National Park: 240 Kms (approx 6 hours)
Jabalpur: 220 Kms (approx 4 hours)
Varanasi: 475 Kms (approx 9 hours)
Allahabad: 345 Kms (approx 7 hours)
Rewa: 225 Kms (approx 2 hours)
Umaria: 34 Kms (approx 1 hour)

By Air:
There are daily flights to Khajuraho from Delhi by Jet Airways, Indian Airlines and Kingfisher and from Khajuraho it is a 5-6 hour road journey.

There are also daily flights to Jabalpur from Delhi, Mumbai, Indore, Gwalior and Bhopal, from Jabalpur it is a 4 hour drive.

By Train:
Bandhavgarh is best connected by train, Umaria, Katni and Jabalpur are convenient rail head and many trains connect there from all parts of the country. We will be happy to assist with ground transfers from railway stations and airports.
 

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