Pench Jungle Camp 

Total forest immersion

Award-winning Pench Jungle Camp is set on 50 acres of wilderness.

Surrounded by nature, the main activity here is to explore Pench National Park on tiger-spotting game drives, but guests can also enjoy nature trails with a naturalist guide, early morning birding and bicycle rides among the lush vegetation. There are also outings to the local pottery community where guests can learn how to make ceramics from clay. Between safaris and activities, you can make use of the swimming pool shaded by mahua trees or head to the spa where you can indulge in treatments surrounded by the jungle. In the evening, there is the opportunity to cross Lake Khoka in a boat for a lantern-lit sundowner experience.

Why we love Pench Jungle Camp

  • When you wake up in the morning you'll see a beautiful sunrises and hear birdsong

  • Here you’re able to relish the beauty of nature and find a form of solace

  • Ninety percent of the staff are local, creating a very authentic experience

  • They use the local mahua trees to make delicious puddings and liquor

Accessible from Nagpur (approx. 2 hours by road) which is a 1½-hour flight from Mumbai; Mumbai is a 9-hour flight from the UK
Pench Jungle Camp is just a kilometre from Pench National Park’s Turia Gate
The airport and railway station at Nagpur is a 2-hour and 30-minutes’ drive away

Facilities

  • Restaurants & bars
  • Spas & wellness
  • Activities
  • Sustainability

There are many dining experiences on offer and a bush dinner around the bonfire is a memorable experience.

Nestled amongst the jungle is the spa where you can unwind with a massage using 100% organic products.

As well as jungle safaris in search of tigers in Pench National Park. You can also enjoy nature trails with a naturalist guide, go bird watching or explore on bike. In the evening you can take a boat ride on Lake Khoka for sundowners. On clear nights, the stargazing here is spectacular.

There are many sustainable initiatives here. Bio degradable waste is used for composting and for the biogas plant, solar panels heat the water and irrigation is from used swimming pool. Food is sourced locally and staff are trained on conservation.