Within Kanha National Park, amidst 40 hectares of picturesque forest and grasslands, lies the tastefully designed Singinawa Jungle Lodge.
With comfort in mind, each of the 12 luxurious slate and stone cottages feature a queen-size bed, a rain shower, bath, fireplace and minibar, air-conditioning, tea and coffee making facilities and lounge chairs. Each spacious cottage is set in a secluded area surrounded by trees, providing guests with privacy and exclusive views across the grasslands which are often frequented by chital, wild boar, langurs, barking deer and the occasional jungle cat.
For guests seeking more privacy, there's the option to stay in one of two bungalows, a four bed and a two bed. The larger of which, features two double master bedrooms, adjoined with two double bedrooms and en suite facilities. The social area comprises a large dining room with its own library, where meals can be enjoyed from the lodge kitchen before settling in by the fireplace. The smaller of the two bungalows is a great option for a family of four with two double master bedrooms complete with en suite facilities and access to all the lodge amenities.
The lodge also offers a spa and an outdoor swimming pool, where guests can relax after safaris in the national park, accompanied by the lodge’s in-house naturalist guides. Singinawa is also home to the Kanha Museum of Life and Art, which features a collection of indigenous art inspired by the surrounding nature.
This wide-ranging trip provides a chance to see all five of India’s big mammal species: Asiatic lion, leopard, tiger, elephant and one-horned rhino. It visits three contrasting national parks: Sasan Gir in vibrant Gujarat, Kanha in Madhya Pradesh, and the UNESCO World Heritage site of Kaziranga in alluring Assam.
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Visiting the forest clad hills of Singalilia National Park for red panda, the snow-capped mountains of Ladakh for snow leopard and the teak forests and grasslands of Kanha National Park for tiger, this is the ultimate wildlife trip to India and Nepal for mammal, big cat and nature enthusiasts.
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Our relaxed two-centre group tour focuses on India’s most iconic mammal – the magnificent Bengal tiger. We spend time in two national parks, offering the best chance of sighting tigers: Bandhavgarh, which reputedly has the highest density of tigers in India, and then the beautiful reserve of Kanha.
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Kanha National Park offers some of India’s finest tiger viewing. The setting for Rudyard Kipling’s ‘The Jungle Book', the undulating grassland and deciduous forest also supports a further 22 species of mammal and its waterholes create tranquil spots for bird watching in the surrounding jungle.
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Where: Madhya Pradesh State
Ideal for viewing: Asiatic jackal, barasingha, Indian gazelle, nilgai, tiger
Excellent for: Walking safaris, Photography tours With Nick Garbutt, Vehicle safaris, Tiger safaris
