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Kanha National Park
Kipling Camp
Kipling Camp when established in 1982 was the first permanent tourist camp to be set up in Kanha National Park. Bob and Anne Wright, having lived in India practically all their lives, had welcomed many friends and special visitors to view wildlife but it was Kanha National Park, which fuelled their desire to create this ecologically sympathetic and enchanting destination.
Wild Chalet Resort
A nine acre resort on the land of river Banjie, situated on the periphery of the park near kisli entrance. Wild Chalet is the ideal gateway to Kanha National Park. Each of the charming cream washed cottages, with a spray of bouganvillae growing over their sloping tiled roofs, command a magnificient view of the river with a backdrop of lush forests.
Kanha Jungle Lodge(WH)
Kanha Jungle Lodge is a short walk away from the Mukki entrance gate of the Kanha National Park. The lodge is in a 11 acre estate of a thick, mature Sal forest, therefore by itself a destination for bird-watchers, though visitors to the lodge clearly come for the excitement of a visit to the neighbouring jungle. There are 19 spacious, twin-bedded rooms on offer. They are furnished practically and comfortably with writing desks and storage for luggage and clothes and all have attached baths with running hot and cold water.
Shergarh
Shergarh is the creation of naturalist Jehan Bhujwala and English wife Katie. It is a very exclusive camp, situated at the southern edge of the park, and provides a highly personalized and specialized wildlife experience for every guest. Both Jehan and Katie are very environmentally aware and there is a strong emphasis on this in the way the camp is run.
The Krishna Jungle Resort
A deluxe resort with attached bathroom near wist entranced of the park. Just a short distance from the main entrance gate of Kanha National Park (Village Khatia), The Krishna Jungle resort provides visitors with a truly exciting and rewarding jungle experience. The lodge nests in 8 acres of thick forest and provides an ideal setting for bird watching for a natural history oriented traveller.