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"Bandhavgarh Meadows"
Jungle Resort
Bandhavgarh Meadows, as the name suggests, is a piece of grassland showcasing a rustic yet picturesquely pleasant wildlife resort situated right in the heart of Bandhavgarh National Park (also known as Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve) making it an optimal choice for guests wanting to encounter enriching life experiences.
Situated in the core Tala zone of Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve(Bijhariya village of Umaria district) in Madhya Pradesh, Bandhavgarh Meadows encloses a vast area of several acres of land embodying a balance of flora and fauna instilling tranquillity and contentment in every nook and cranny of the setting.
Our chic yet modest abode is surrounded by breathtaking panoramic mountains and lush evergreen trees that are easily distinguishable from the comfort of your bedchamber and the sight is even better when cherished from the adjoining airy patio of your exclusive lodge.
As you enter the Bandhavgarh Meadows premises, you might want to take a stroll to cherish our diversity of herbs, shrubs and gigantic trees that provide nourishment and shelter to our feathered friends.
If you fancy bird-watching and butterfly-watching, you’re in for a treat as our resort is also home to numerous species of birds and exquisite butterflies.
Talking about accessibility and convenience, our property is located a few hundred meters away from the boundary of the core area, the Tala Zone 1 of the Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, which gives you a fair chance of spotting either a tiger or a leopard near our resort or at least hearing a few roars every now and then making it an ideal situation for all our nature-loving enthusiasts. Not to mention, Chital (spotted deer) and monkey alarm calls indicate the presence of big cats in the vicinity inducing thrilling excitement for our guests. As petrifying as the tiger roars may be to some of you, our property is excessively guarded with trained Naturalists and staff members available at your beck and call.
Bandhavgarh National Park is affluent in opulent and extravagant properties providing utmost comfort to their respective guests. As the Bandhavgarh Meadows family, our aim is not to compete or tussle with any of our neighbouring hosts for grandeur and luxury but to cater to our guests by creating a family-like environment filled with solace whilst instilling a sense of belonging and proximity to Mother Nature.
Bandhavgarh Meadows, as the name suggests, is a piece of grassland showcasing a rustic yet picturesquely pleasant wildlife resort situated right in the heart of Bandhavgarh National Park (also known as Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve) making it an optimal choice for guests wanting to encounter enriching life experiences.
Situated in the core Tala zone of Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve(Bijhariya village of Umaria district) in Madhya Pradesh, Bandhavgarh Meadows encloses a vast area of several acres of land embodying a balance of flora and fauna instilling tranquillity and contentment in every nook and cranny of the setting.
Our chic yet modest abode is surrounded by breathtaking panoramic mountains and lush evergreen trees that are easily distinguishable from the comfort of your bedchamber and the sight is even better when cherished from the adjoining airy patio of your exclusive lodge.
As you enter the Bandhavgarh Meadows premises, you might want to take a stroll to cherish our diversity of herbs, shrubs and gigantic trees that provide nourishment and shelter to our feathered friends.
If you fancy bird-watching and butterfly-watching, you’re in for a treat as our resort is also home to numerous species of birds and exquisite butterflies.
Talking about accessibility and convenience, our property is located a few hundred meters away from the boundary of the core area, the Tala Zone 1 of the Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, which gives you a fair chance of spotting either a tiger or a leopard near our resort or at least hearing a few roars every now and then making it an ideal situation for all our nature-loving enthusiasts. Not to mention, Chital (spotted deer) and monkey alarm calls indicate the presence of big cats in the vicinity inducing thrilling excitement for our guests. As petrifying as the tiger roars may be to some of you, our property is excessively guarded with trained Naturalists and staff members available at your beck and call.
Bandhavgarh National Park is affluent in opulent and extravagant properties providing utmost comfort to their respective guests. As the Bandhavgarh Meadows family, our aim is not to compete or tussle with any of our neighbouring hosts for grandeur and luxury but to cater to our guests by creating a family-like environment filled with solace whilst instilling a sense of belonging and proximity to Mother Nature.
Bandhavgarh Meadows - Your home in the jungle
Discover the land of tigers
Stationed in the heart of India, the exquisite Bandhavgarh National Park is one of the innumerable wildlife sanctuaries of Madhya Pradesh making it a sight for sore eyes.
Situated in the eastern Satpura hill range of the Umaria district, Bandhavgarh National Park boastfully covers an enormous expanse of 1536 square kilometres. But what makes Bandhavgarh really outstanding is its entanglement in Ramayana. Astoundingly, Bandhavgarh has been mentioned in our prehistoric legendary books like the NaradPancharatra, Shiv Purana and the Ramayana.
According to the legends, the word Bandhavgarh is a union of two words: Bandhav and Garh, where the word ‘bandhav’ translates to ‘brother’ and the word ‘garh’ translates to ‘fort’.
So, the word Bandhavgarh denotes Brother’s fort. Isn’t that amazing?
It has been taken as gospel that Lord Rama gifted the Bandhavgarh Fort to his younger brother, Lakshmana, to keep an eye on Lanka. The Bandhavgarh Fort is positioned in the core Tala zone of Bandhavgarh National Park. The Park comprises 3 central zones; the rich and lush Tala Zone comprising the highest density of tigers, the scenic Magadhi Zone, and the evergreen Khitauli Zone.
The Panpatha zone, the Dhamokhar Zone and the Johila Zone are the surrounding buffer zones also rich in flora and fauna.
The foremost reason for Bandhavgarh being prominent even today is because its affluence in flora and fauna. The substantial population of the Royal Bengal Tigers is the charisma of this jungle labelling it as Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve. Apart from the staggering tigers, Bandhavgarh has a rich population of 34 species of mammals including Bison, Sambar, Nilgai, Indian Leopard, striped hyena, the Indian wolf, etc and nearly 260 species of birds and 80 species of butterflies. What more could we possiblyask for?
A trip to this stunningly wondrous forest is exactly what you need to flee from the hustle-bustle of cities and civilization.
Situated in the eastern Satpura hill range of the Umaria district, Bandhavgarh National Park boastfully covers an enormous expanse of 1536 square kilometres. But what makes Bandhavgarh really outstanding is its entanglement in Ramayana. Astoundingly, Bandhavgarh has been mentioned in our prehistoric legendary books like the NaradPancharatra, Shiv Purana and the Ramayana.
According to the legends, the word Bandhavgarh is a union of two words: Bandhav and Garh, where the word ‘bandhav’ translates to ‘brother’ and the word ‘garh’ translates to ‘fort’.
So, the word Bandhavgarh denotes Brother’s fort. Isn’t that amazing?
It has been taken as gospel that Lord Rama gifted the Bandhavgarh Fort to his younger brother, Lakshmana, to keep an eye on Lanka. The Bandhavgarh Fort is positioned in the core Tala zone of Bandhavgarh National Park. The Park comprises 3 central zones; the rich and lush Tala Zone comprising the highest density of tigers, the scenic Magadhi Zone, and the evergreen Khitauli Zone.
The Panpatha zone, the Dhamokhar Zone and the Johila Zone are the surrounding buffer zones also rich in flora and fauna.
The foremost reason for Bandhavgarh being prominent even today is because its affluence in flora and fauna. The substantial population of the Royal Bengal Tigers is the charisma of this jungle labelling it as Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve. Apart from the staggering tigers, Bandhavgarh has a rich population of 34 species of mammals including Bison, Sambar, Nilgai, Indian Leopard, striped hyena, the Indian wolf, etc and nearly 260 species of birds and 80 species of butterflies. What more could we possiblyask for?
A trip to this stunningly wondrous forest is exactly what you need to flee from the hustle-bustle of cities and civilization.
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