Location:
Situated in the heart of Kanha, the Tuli Tiger Resort beckons Tiger lovers
from all over the World to come and explore Kanha. The Resort has a setting,
which makes you feel that you are camping out in the jungle itself, but with
the full security and comfort that has become a trademark of the Tuli Group.
This resort is well placed in the buffer zone of the Park. It has a natural
lake created in its boundary, which extends to 80,000 sq. meters. It is
adjacent to a rivulet, which meets the main river called Banjar at a
distance of about 100 meters.
About the Resort:
Accommodation:
There are 18 well-appointed rooms at the Tuli Tiger Resort. 24 hours room
service with same day laundry & dry cleaning, STD, Fax and Conference
facility is available, plus all rooms are equipped with telephones.
Dining:
Traditional Restaurant serving Continental and Indian Cuisines for the
satisfaction of your taste buds. An Open Air Barbeque adds to the jungle
atmosphere "Tribal dance at night".
Connectivity:
- Nearest Town: Mandla - 65 kms (40 Miles)
- Railway stations: Jabalpur - 160 kms (99.5 miles) : Nagpur - 255 kms (158
miles)
- Airports: Jabalpur - 160 kms (99.5 miles) : Nagpur - 255 kms (158 miles)
Road Links:
Entry in to the park is from Khatia-Kisli & Mukki only. State transport
buses are available from Jabalpur. A changeover is necessary at Bamni while
approaching from Nagpur. Taxi's/ jeeps are available at Jabalpur &
Nagpur.
About
Kanha National Park:
Of this area, the core- about 940 sq km- is the national park; around it is
the buffer zone. Porcupines, jackals, sloth bear, jungle cat, macaque, dhole
(wild dogs), bison and a stunning spectrum of birds inhabit Kanha, and make
a trip to the sanctuary a must for any wildlife enthusiast. It is a truly
thrilling experience, made more so by sightings of the tiger, ‘gaur’,
or even the tiny mouse deer (muntjac) or the rare hardground barasingha,
found only in Kanha. Go birdwatching on a misty winter morning, and you’re
likely to see beauties like the racquet tailed drongo, crimson breasted
barbet, crested hawk eagle and golden oriole.
