Immerse yourself in the tranquil setting of Bori Safari Lodge in Central India and enjoy the plentiful flora and fauna in the nearby wildlife sanctuary that bears the same name.
Bori Safari Lodge is situated between the Bori Wildlife Sanctuary and Dhapada village adjacent to the broader more extensive Satpura Tiger Reserve. This is a charming lodge offering the perfect base for exploring the park and relaxing away from the hustle and bustle of urban areas found in Central India.
The lodge houses eight spacious and well-appointed rooms, large dining spaces, a spa, plunge pool and a library. Each beautifully designed unit has two bedrooms, contemporary en suite bathrooms and private viewing decks. All rooms also have a tea and coffee maker, wardrobes and safety locker, along with artful decor, beds with cosy mattresses, modern furniture, and ambient lighting.
The lodge grounds are a mixture of open and wooded areas, with a large pond that attract kingfishers, egrets, jacanas and other water birds. The wooded areas are good places to look for owls and there's an extensive colony of Indian flying foxes within the grounds that can be viewed.
Venture to Satpura National Park, one of central India's lesser-known tiger reserves, before spending three nights at the neighbouring Bori Wildlife Sanctuary. Activities consist of jeep and walking safaris, along with boat trips in search of wildlife, amid spectacular scenery. Find out more about Best of Satpura
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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 excellent chances of sighting tigers: Pench, increasingly reliable destination for tiger, and then the beautiful Bori Wildlife Sanctuary. Find out more about Ultimate Tiger Safari
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One of India’s best kept secrets, Bori Wildlife Sanctuary is part of the greater Satpura Tiger Reserve. A stunning area of mixed forest and idyllic meadows, the sanctuary supports a thriving population of tigers, alongside a host of other mammals and an exceptional array of birds, with over 240 species recorded. Find Out More about {acc:title}
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