Do I need a visa to travel to India

Yes you do. Please contact the Indian embassy in your country for further details on the same.

Is English widely spoken in India?

for most parts, English is widely spoken and understood. Your travel and safari curators are well versed with the language and so are the lodge managers and the in-house naturalists. However we are a big believer in community hiring and most people in our lodges are from the nearby communities. English not being a primary language may not be that fluent, however they do understand your requests and incase of any gaps, there are always members of the team that do.

What is the best time to visit national parks / tiger reserves in India?

Indian Tiger Reserves are not open throughout the year. The ones in Central India are closed during the monsoon season starting from July until the end of September. When the parks open in October, they are lush green with dense growth and because the climate is cooler, therefore it is more comfortable during game drives. From October to the end of January, the parks are lush green and the blooming flora makes the parks look spectacular. Most advisories do suggest the best time of traveling after January as they are centered around tiger sightings alone. While the sightings may be comparatively harder than the recommended months, good safari zones, combined with excellent trackers and multiple game drives increase the probability drastically. Therefore do not ignore the idea of traveling to the wildlife parks during these months. From the onset of February, the temperatures start increasing drastically every month leading to a massive change in the scenery – less water, dustier lands and lesser foliage. Due to the decrease in water supply, most wildlife tends to congregate around water resources making the sightings much easier. However temperatures are still pleasant until the month of March, therefore we suggest the best time to travel is from the end of January until April. After April, the summer sun becomes quite unbearable though these are the months we get the maximum number of wildlife photographers and photography enthusiasts because high heat leads to less foliage and better sightings near the water sources.

What is so special about India’s wildlife?

While we do associate India primarily with tigers, it is also home to a vast variety of endangered fauna. Many of which are only found in the subcontinent. Tigers are the keystone species of Indian wildlife and India has the highest number of tigers in the world. The parks of Central India mainly Kanha, Tadoba and Bandhavgarh are considered exceptional for tiger sightings.With a diverse range of climates and landscapes each park is known for higher sightings of some wildlife over the other. To know such nuances in detail, do get in touch with our safari experts.

Can I book a safari once I reach the lodge?

Since the safari tickets open 120 days in advance in most parks, they are usually sold out rather quickly. Due to the limited number of safari tickets and to avoid any disappointment at a later date, we strongly urge you to book your safari in advance.

Are mobile phones and cameras allowed inside the park ?

Hand help cameras are allowed inside all the parks while mobile phones are not allowed in Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve. They are however allowed in other parks like Pench and Kanha but only for photography. Do speak to our safari experts for the updated rules and regulations.

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Venture into the Wild

Reconnect with Nature

Explore the Kipling Country

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Reach for the Stars

Venture into the Wild

Reconnect with Nature

Explore the Kipling Country

Reimagined Luxury

Reach for the Stars

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Dedicated to providing an unparalleled safari experience in India.

Discover the best that Indian wildlife and hospitality has to offer as you reach out to us to make your vacation a memorable one.

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The Jungle Camps of India

Jungle Camps are a collection of four award winning, wildlife and conservation focused lodges that are set amidst the pristine wilderness to help you truly connect with nature. Our philosophy of redefining luxury through immersive experiences finds its most intimate expression in our bespoke wildlife programs designed by the safari specialists. Intended for travellers who seek extraordinary in simplicity, we promise you a restorative experience as you witness the magnificence of Indian wildlife up close.

Pench Jungle Camp

Pench National Park, Madhya Pradesh

Evoke the romance of yesteryears with our luxury tents or choose the private cottages as you experience the magic of Pench Tiger Reserve.

Set amidst fifty acres of lush foliage, adjoining the Pench National Park, with an in-house eco-park where the wildlife is undisturbed, our founding lodge allows one to experience the forest intimately. Our guests also benefit from it’s location which is just a five minute drive from the park gate.

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Kanha Jungle Camp

Kanha National Park, Madhya Pradesh.

Capturing the philosophy of immersive experiences, the private eco-deluxe cottages are tucked amidst forty acres of reforested estate.

Located in the heart of the ‘Kipling country’, the lodge has been designed to be environmentally sensitive and ensures continued association with wilderness as you unwind from the rigours of the city-life. A pet friendly lodge, so you don’t have to leave your furry family behind.

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rukhad jungle camp at rukhad tiger reserve

Tadoba Jungle Camp

Tadoba National Park, Maharashtra.

Boasting panoramic views of Lake Irai in Tadoba, the lodge has been designed to envelope the guests in a sanctuary of warmth and solitude. The spacious cottages embody the carefree living amidst refined luxury, as you experience the nature at close quarters.

A close proximity to the park gate, allows you a distinct advantage as one ventures out to witness the mighty Royal Bengal Tiger in the wild.

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Rukhad Jungle Camp

Rukhad National Park, Madhya Pradesh.

A rustic and simple accommodation, designed for passionate wildlifers who want to explore the lesser known forests of Rukhad (earlier known as Bison Sanctuary).

Situated at the famous Pench-Kanha corridor, Rukhad has historically been significant for its wildlife and magnificent forests.

One can mostly combine their Rukhad experience enroute to Kanha or Pench or simply stop for a delectable meal at our restaurant, “Bison Treat”. The guests at Rukhad can also book safari at the Pench National Park.

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The Jungle Camp Experiences

Choose from a range of itineraries crafted for a variety of interests.

Game Drives

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The ‘Jungle Book’ Trails

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Wildlife Photographer’s Special

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Tiger Trails

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Taj & Tiger

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Committed to Responsible Tourism

Keeping in line with the ethos of Responsible Tourism, Jungle Camps are committed to ensuring a positive impact on the shared environment. Our goal is to be mindful and make continuous efforts to lower our footprint.