Close to the entrance to the Park, this 18-hectare (45-acre) "resort," located right on the river, is an ideal hideaway in a forest setting, where fishing enthusiasts can cast a line; experienced naturalists are among the best in the country and certainly transformed us into avid birders. Accommodations are in 10 cottages or in 10 mud-walled huts; unless you're with children, choose the latter. They have straw roofs, fireplaces, separate dressing areas, and big, simple attached bathrooms with occasional wildlife lurking in corners. Good food and a bar on a raised wooden platform contribute to the resort's appeal. Romantic dinners can be arranged on a tiny private island in the middle of the river or you could sit up at the machan at night and wait with bated breath. (Note that Ken can arrange a fabulous night safari nearby where you will have good chances of seeing not just plenty of wildlife, but animals at their calmest.)
Facilities:
Restaurant; bar; airport transfer (Rs 700); boating; doctor-on-call; fishing; jeep safaris with naturalist; night safari
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planning your trip.