Concept of The Lodge
Kanha Jungle Lodge is near Kanha National Park. Kanha, with an area of 1940
sq. km (740 sq. miles), at an altitude of 460 MSL (1500 ft.) is situated in
the State of Madhya Pradesh, in the heart of India, a region that has a rich
habitat encouraging a wide variety of wildlife. A forest of deciduous
hardwood, including Sal is interspersed with stands of bamboo and accented
with colorful displays of flowering trees. The valley and plateaus are
primarily meadow lands (or maidans) in pleasant contrast to the surrounding
lush woodlands. Within their boundaries Kanha protects a multitude of
animals and birds, such as Chital, Chausinga (4-horned antelope) Sambar,
Muntjak (barking deer), Gaur, leopard, wild-dog, gray jackal, wild boar,
sloth bear and, of course, the sovereign of the Park - the Bengal tiger.
Kanha also has rare and endangered Barasingha, a hard-ground-adapted swamp
deer, and the black buck antelope.
Location
Kanha Jungle Lodge is just a short walk from Kanha National Park, Mukki
entrance gate at Teh Baihar. It provides visitors with a truly exciting and
rewarding jungle experience.
Facilities at Kanha Jungle Lodge
» Library, Resident Naturalist
» Restaurant
» Bar
» Laundry
Dining
& Leisure
Restaurant in Kanha Jungle Lodge serves Continental and Indian cuisine.
Specialty Restaurants: Indian, Continental
Accommodation
Set in the midst of the Sal jungle, Kanha Jungle Lodge has 19 spacious
twin-bed rooms, with all the modern facilities of attached baths, running
hot and cold water, and comfortable furniture. Lodge nestles an 11-acre
estate of mature Sal forests, providing an ideal setting for bird watching,
of special interest to natural history oriented travelers.
