Agoratoli Jungalow

Kaziranga National Park

Assam

Nestled in Kaziranga National Park’s serene Agoratoli range, the 'Jungalow' offers a blend of rustic charm and modern comfort. Surrounded by rice fields, forests, and water bodies, it’s a bird watcher's paradise. The homestay, inspired by traditional tea planter's homes, features spacious, airy rooms with local artwork and artifacts. Enjoy a well-stocked library, communal spaces, and curated activities that highlight the region's rich culture and natural beauty. While here, experience exotic cuisine, nature adventures, and relaxation in a setting that balances simplicity and elegance.

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Visit to the tea gardens and tea factory; visit to Kaipholangso waterfall; visit to the local Weaver's resource centre; visit to the Orchid Park; visit to Hollongapar Gibbon Sanctuary; boat safaris
The highlight of the rooms are the various bird hand paintings which are found in the Agoratoli range. What might interest guests are the door and window pelmets which are inspired by Naga weaves.
Assamese food and chutneys are delectable. Wood fire cooking adds a whole new dimension to the dishes prepared. They serve local ethnic delicacies from other Northeastern states of India as well. All the condiments are sourced locally
1st October - 15th May
Nearest Airport: Jorhat/Guwahati Nearest Rail Head: Jorhat/Mariani Nearest Park Gate: Agoratoli Range Gate
We don't charge for kids below the age of 5

From £89 From price based on lowest category room per night. Enquire direct to get full range of pricing and to book.
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