Pench Jungle Camp

Pench Tiger Reserve

Madhya Pradesh

The recently-renovated Pench Jungle Camp sits in an enviable position next to the Turia Gate of Pench National Park where parts of Rudyard Kipling’s Jungle Book were brought to life. The camp is low-key and rustic - perfect for an authentic adventure in India’s verdant hinterlands. The cottages, rooms and canvas tents on offer for accommodation have been built with indigenous materials and decked up with native art and wooden beds. There’s plenty of space to cool off, whether you make the most of the huge pile of wildlife books in the lounge, take a refreshing dip in the small outdoor pool or sneak off for a refreshing massage in the jungle.

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Jungle safaris; cycling; village walks; nature walks in the private park with a naturalist; Special Bush Dinners; Bird Watching; Camera Trap Studies; Night Walk in Eco Park.
The lodge offers 13 safari tents, four Safari cottages, six Safari rooms and one family suite, all air-conditioned and with en suite bathrooms.
The lodge has a multi-cuisine restaurant offering Indian, Chinese, Continental and tandoori cuisines. Alcohol is served on request.
Open all through the year.
Nearest airport - Nagpur (102 km)
Nearest railhead - Nagpur (102 km), Jabalpur (192 km)
Nearest park gate - Turia (1 km)
Children of all ages are welcome. Kids can enjoy activities like cycling, trampoline, Burma bridge, flying fox and badminton.

From £100 From price based on lowest category room per night. Enquire direct to get full range of pricing and to book.
In-house lodge naturalist
Credit cards accepted
Swimming pool
Bikes
Spa
Wheelchair access
Wifi access

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Pench Tiger Reserve

The evidence is undeniable, the feeling palpable, as you drive down the dusty dirt tracks, that around every corner a drama will unfold, a glimpse caught, a movement spotted. The sun-dappled forest floor is alive with spotted deer. Vast herds also gather on the shorelines of the park’s reservoir, offering a smorgasbord of food for Pench’s hungry carnivores that include leopards, wild dogs and tigers (thought to be close to 65). The remarkably unshy tigress, Collarwali, who has nurtured Read more>>