While the World was busy to solve the equations of lockdown restriction lifting and imposing again, passionate team at Jehan Numa Wilderness has been busy in creating innovative experience to visitors with first ever Lodge near to Gate of Bori Wildlife Sanctuary in Satpura.
Tourists will now easily access the Satpura landscape form the recently opened Lodge. Tucked amidst lush and rustic locale of Dhapada Village, the Lodge is best to stay away form Hustle-bustle of busy life. The Village lodge is spread across 7.5 acres farmland. The resort has been built with travellers’ comfort in mind. It has 8 well-appointed ensuite rooms, beautiful dining spaces, spa, plunge pool, Centralized Wi-fi & library. Situated just 15 kms away from the Bhopal-Nagpur Highway, the lodge offers Safaris in Satpura Wildlife to the guests.
The Bori Wildlife Sanctuary is one of the most exciting emerging tiger landscapes in Madhya Pradesh and is home to tigers, sloth bears, leopards, wild dogs, giant squirrels and a variety of other Central Indian species of birds and animals. This destination is less explored, far from the usual tourist hotspots and is a haven for nature lovers.
The Reni Pani Jungle Lodge already renowned in the area for wilderness trail and exclusive big cat sightings. A picturesque boat ride through Jungle connects both the lodges and offers incredible offerings of the Satpura National Park. The resorts offer walking, canoeing, cycling, wildlife safari and camping. Guests arriving from Reni Pani Jungle Lodge, Hoshangabad, to Bori Safari Lodge, Betul, or going from Bori Safari Lodge to Reni Pani Jungle lodge can book a full day safari that will take them through the reserve. The unique offer by them is exclusive for visitors. Guests can enjoy game viewing and bird watching as they transfer from one destination to the other.
The famous activities at Bori Safari Lodge are 4*4 Game Drives amid one of the most exciting emerging tiger landscapes in central India. Buffer rides, Walking tours, Village excursions are other interesting activities at the Lodge. The walks are usually aimed at finding smaller things in the park like insects, butterflies, tracks and signs, birds, plants and other things than patrons would miss in a jeep.
