Let Pashan Garh whisk you away, to the stunning Panna National Park - where the wildlife is plentiful and the accommodations are luxurious...
EXPERIENCE
Comprising of a cluster of stone cottages huddled atop a small hill, Pashan Garh is a jungle safari lodge boasting magnificent views over the forest and a large nearby waterhole, which has been host to numerous tiger and resident antelope sightings.
Featuring 12 stone cottages, this beautiful lodge draws inspiration from the dry-packed stone houses of the Panna region. The contemporary interiors offer a mix of chocolate linens, block-printed black silks, celadon cottons and cotton lace chandeliers. A vast stone veranda with a comfortable day bed provides a cozy shelter from the heat of the day. Guest areas are centered around a beautiful central courtyard and enjoy a Haveli design set amongst Banyan trees. Long decks flow between the dining area and the guest area, with their exposed roof rafters and raw stone walls.
Guests can enjoy scrumptious Indian cuisine, prepared by expert chefs in an interactive kitchen, where guests can learn how to prepare traditional Indian recipes. Meals are served in the dining room, on the terraced veranda, or guests can also experience a bush dinner (palanquin dining on an ox cart). For those looking for a bit more privacy, dinners can be discreetly delivered to their rooms using unobtrusive butler hatches.
There is plenty for guests to do at Pashan Garh. A lookout tower offers expansive views over the nearby watering hole, but for a look close-up, guests can travel in comfort in a specially designed 4x4 safari vehicle. There are twice-daily safaris in the to Panna National Park. And for those looking to spend more time at the lodge, guests can enjoy a refreshing dip in the infinity pool.
Located in the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh, Pahan Garh is situated in the Vindhya Hills along the pristine Ken River. Just 50 km from the world heritage site known a Khajuraho, renowned for its 85 sandstone temples with erotic sculptures that date back a thousand years. Pashan Garh sits on the border of Panna National Park. This beautiful park is a vast plateau dominated by tropical forests, deep ravines, cascading waterfalls and thick teak forests, and is a protected area in the north-central highlands as it links the eastern and western populations of resident wildlife.
Escape to Pashan Garh | AROUND THE WORLD | August 2009 | By: Mary GostelowStay at Pashan Garh near the Vindhya Hills in Madhya Pradesh and your stone villa is a stylish version of local Panna houses. Fly into Khajuraho, a World Heritage site with some 85 amazing sandstone temples - of course if you do not want to fly, take the overnight train, which has comfortable sleepin...moreWOW Confidential August 2009 | CONFIDENTIAL | August 2009India offers amazing luxury safari resorts - like Pashan Garh We love India, for its history, its culture and its people - and now, also, its luxury safari resorts. On our last trip we went to the idyllic Pashan Garh in Madhya Pradesh. GM Arvind Gangadharan sometimes cycles around the property. Read...morePhotos - Lantern Love | PHOTOS | November 2009 | Images: 24
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