Tiger’s Den Resort

Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve

Madhya Pradesh

Tiger’s Den Resort is located on the fringes of Tala village close to the park entrance and offers comfortable, detached cottages and suites within the three acres of verdant landscaped gardens and trees. Sixty species of trees attract numerous birds and a nursery houses several medicinal plants. Take one step outside and you find yourself in a small thriving village, where life works to the schedules of the national park opening timings and the natural rhythms of the seasons.

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Jeep safaris with lodge naturalists; elephant safaris; nature walks; nature slideshows; safaris in newly opened zones; village walks.
The resort offers 22 cottages and 12 suites with attached bathrooms and verandas overlooking the gardens.
The multi-cuisine restaurant serves Indian, Continental and Chinese cuisines, but they specialise in barbecue and tandoor dishes.
Open all through the year.
Nearest airport - Jabalpur (170 km), Khajuraho (280 km)
Nearest railhead - Umaria (35 km), Katni (95 km)
Nearest park gate - Tala (1 km)
Children of all ages are welcome. They can engage in activities such as watching wildlife films, quizzes and get familiar with local flora accompanied by naturalists.

From £39 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
Spa
Wheelchair access
Wifi access

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Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve

It is hard to imagine as you drive through these forests that this area was originally home to powerful kings and maharajas residing in the large hilltop fort; its meadows were rich agricultural lands tended by farmers and Buddhist monks; and sadhus occupied an extensive cave system in 100 BC. Bandhav-garh means ‘fort of the brother’ and is belived to have been gifted by Lord Ram to his brother Lakshman. In the twelfth century, the fort was given in dowry to the Baghela clan, of whic Read more>>