Duration
12 days / 11 nights
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This trip is especially geared toward travelers with naturalist inclinations, as it veers through the Bandhavgarh, Panna, and Satpura national parks. While of the same state, each park still has its own unique characteristics. Bandhavgarh is known for its large population of Bengal tigers, majestic waterfalls punctuate Panna’s stunning vistas, and the vast Satpura’s remote safari drive can take you far away from other sightseers. In addition to days spent exploring these national parks, there is also time spent exploring the local culture. See the Khajuraho temples and tour the many temples and palaces of Orchha, which was once the seat of the Orchha State, and you’ll also get a taste of vibrant Old Delhi. Madhya Pradesh is a land rich with biodiversity, natural beauty, and traditional culture – framed perfectly by this adventurous 11-day trip.

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Highlights

  • Bandhavghar National Park: A true gem amongst the parks, Bandhavghar not only boasts the highest density of tigers in the whole country but also the home of the first white tiger ever discovered.
  • Panna National Park: Notably one of the most well-managed and maintained national parks in India, Panna is home to big cats and countless wildlife species, as well as stone paintings dating back to the Neolithic era.
  • Satpura National Park: Popular amongst photographers, naturalists, and wildlife enthusiasts, Satpura is a great pick for everyone due to its exotic diversity of flora and fauna and scenic rugged landscapes.

Day-by-Day

Day 1

New Delhi

Arrive at the Indira Gandhi International Airportin New Delhi and take a private transfer to your hotel. You have the rest of the day to relax and unwind from your flight. If you wish to go out for a stroll in the evening, we recommend checking out the Rajpath ceremonial boulevard. It is a short walk from the hotel and features many important landmarks of the great South Asian nation, such as the India Gate and Rashtrapati Bhavan, which are a memorial in honor of Indian soldiers fallen in the First World War and the residence of India's president, respectively.

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Why We Love This Hotel

  • Stunning Décor: The rooms and suites are painstakingly decorated to stunning effect, with elements spanning from handcrafted tapestries to the Presidential Suite’s gold leaf ceilings.
  • Accommodations: Even the smallest guestrooms at The Leela New Delhi are larger than the rooms at all other hotels throughout the capital, not to mention The Leela’s 4,800 square foot Presidential Suite.
  • Service: No problem is too small for the hotel’s lauded, professional butler service, available 24-hours a day.
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The Leela Palace Preferred Hotel
Why We Love This Hotel

Location: With stunning views of Delhi Golf Course and Humayun’s Tomb, a World Heritage Site, this hotel is located within lush vegetation in the heart of New Delhi.

History: The capital’s first luxury hotel, this hotel opened in 1965 and has been an iconic landmark ever since.

Service: From dining to the world-class spa to organizing unique tours and excursions, the dedicated staff at the hotel cater to every guest’s needs. For more discerning business travelers, there is an extra level of service offered in Business Travel Plus.

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The Oberoi, New Delhi Preferred Hotel

Day 2

New Delhi

A full day of sightseeing begins with a tour around Old Delhi. This includes the Agrasen ki Baoli, a 197-foot-long, 50-foot-wide step well attributed to the legendary king Agrasen that roughly dates back to the 14th Century, Humayun's Tomb, the beautiful, first garden-tomb complex on the Indian subcontinent that dates back to 1547 CE, and the Lotus Temple, a modern architectural tour de force completed in 1986 and composed of 27 freestanding, marble-clad "petals" that come together to form the mesmerizing Bahá'í House of Worship. By the afternoon you will make your way to Chandni Chowk, one of the oldest and busiest markets in Old Delhi. Take the opportunity to taste a local favorite, the sweet jalebi, while at the market. The massive, 17th Century Jama Masjid mosque is within the immediate vicinity. Afterward there is an optional tea tasting session at Aap ki Pasand, a historic English-style tea parlor. There, master tea taster Sanjay Kapur will take you on a sensory tour spanning 35 different varieties of tea, most of which come from Darjeeling, Assam, Kangra, and Nilgiri.

New Delhi
New Delhi

Day 3

Bandhavgarh National Park

After a morning flight to Jabalpur, you will be whisked to the Bandhavgarh National Park – about a three-and-a-half-hour drive. You’ll have a little time to unwind after checking into your luxurious cottage, and then it’s off to an evening game drive. The park covers 40 square miles and is home to a rich amount of biodiversity, including more than 250 species of birds, 80 species of butterflies, and a number of reptiles. That said, the park is also known for having one of the highest densities of Bengal tigers in the world. The stunning views are icing on the cake.

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Why We Love This Hotel

Location: This stunning resort is located in beautiful landscape of Bandhavgarh National Park, known for its lush biodiversity and teeming with exotic animals.

History: With regional history that can be traced back to the 1st Century AD, historically-inclined guests will get a thrill from the ancient cave inscriptions and other such historical relics that can still be seen to this day throughout the park.

Service: Excellent service and dedicated butlers.

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Taj Mahua Kothi Preferred Hotel
About

Located in the heart of tiger country, adjacent to the sprawling Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Samode Safari Lodge is designed around a series of individual safari lodges. Two main lodges with wide, comfortable lounges on the top floor open onto observation decks with machans, or hunter’s blinds, to help guests stay hidden – all the better to observe wildlife.

If our Preferred Hotel is unavailable, this accommodation is a reliable alternative and has been personally vetted by the Remote Lands team. More information on this property is available on the “Hotels” tab at the top of the page.

Day 4

Bandhavgarh National Park

Today, participate in morning and afternoon game drives through Bandhavgarh National Park which offers ample opportunities to see the vast array of flora and fauna the park has to offer. Be certain to have a good camera on hand! Come dinnertime, we recommend you take advantage of the exciting dining experiences offered at the Taj Mahua Kothi, whether that means an al fresco Chaupal dining experience or an intimate meal beneath a tall Mahua Tree illuminated by a sea of hanging lanterns.

Bandhavgarh National Park
Bandhavgarh National Park

Day 5

Bandhavgarh National Park

Spend another day going on game drives through Bandhavghar National Park. The varying landscapes, from tropical forest and woodlands to flat grasslands, are home to the region's rich wildlife, including tiger, sloth bear, leopard, jungle cat, wild dog and a variety of birds. In the late afternoon, take in the Indian sunset with a sundowner - perhaps some jungle punch or a simple gin and tonic. On the lodge's open terraces, enjoy customary khud cooking, thali cuisine and traditional folk dancers in the background.

Day 6

Panna National Park

This morning set out on a five-hour excursion to Panna National Park. Upon arrival, you'll have some time to check into your lodge, arrange your things, and unwind before embarking on an evening game drive. The expansive park covers 209 square miles. There, the plains of Madhya Pradesh gradually give way to a lush deciduous forest. The Ken river gently makes its way through the park, and an abundance of waterfalls lie in wait.

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Why We Love This Hotel

Location: The Taj Pashan Garh is perched in the Vindhya Hills, in the midst of Panna National Park, which in 2007, was endowed with the Award of Excellence for best maintained national park of India, courtesy of India’s Ministry of Tourism.

History: Once a private hunting grounds for Panna’s royal family, the park was declared a wildlife sanctuary in 1981. Nearby Khajuraho is one of India’s most popular tourist attractions, best-known for its sandstone structures dating back over a millennium.

Service: With only 12 cottages, the Taj can offer its guests extremely personalized service in this lush, thrilling jungle safari.

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Taj Pashan Garh Preferred Hotel
About

Run by a conservation biologist and his wife, a wildlife photographer, Sarai at Toria is a beautiful, small eco-lodge located in the unspoiled countryside above the River Ken, a tributary of the famous Yamuna River. Consisting of six lodges built from and insulated with local materials, and using sustainable energy, the Sarai’s rooms feature a rustic elegance, with locally-sourced wooden furniture, tasteful interior design, and plush, comfortable beds.

If our Preferred Hotel is unavailable, this accommodation is a reliable alternative and has been personally vetted by the Remote Lands team. More information on this property is available on the “Hotels” tab at the top of the page.

Day 7

Panna National Park

A full-day safari awaits today, with game drives in the morning and afternoon. Royal tigers, leopards, wolves, hyenas, and other smaller cats can all be seen within the expansive park, as can around 200 species of birds. If time permits, you also have the option to visit nearby sites like the picturesque Madla Village that lies on the banks of the Ken River or the old Ajaygarh Fort from 1731, which looks out over the surrounding region. Additionally, there is also the option to boat down the gentle waters of the Ken, all while taking in the magnificent animal and plant life surrounding you.

Panna National Park
Panna National Park

Day 8

Orchha

After breakfast, you’re back on the road to Orchha. En route you’ll stop at the Khajuraho temples, which are roughly 1,000 years old and famous for their meticulous, erotic sculptures. After another four hours on the road, you’ll reach Orchha in time to visit the temples and palaces. The former seat of the Orchha State, the city is home to all manner of interesting architecture. Among notable works are the palace-fort on a seasonal island of the Betwa River and the Raja Mahal, which housed royalty up to 1783. There is also the Hindu Ram Raja Temple, and classical Mughal Architecture is vividly brought to life in the Jahangir Mahal citadel and garrison; the towering Chaturbhuj Temple was built in honor of Vishnu and features sweeping panoramas of Orchha.

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Orchha Palace invites guests to experience modern luxury in an elegant property evocative of Bundela dynasty royalty. The 100 rooms are decorated with contemporary interiors and furnished with air-conditioning, tea/coffee maker, mini fridge, complimentary WiFi, and 24-hour in-room dining.

This accommodation has been personally vetted by the Remote Lands team and is the best available in the area. More information on this property is available on the “Hotels” tab at the top of the page.

Day 9

Satpura National Park

You set out to Satpura (by way of Bhopal) this morning. It’s a five-and-a-half-hour ride from Panna, but the scenery will make it worth it. After checking into your lodge at the Reni Pani Jungle Lodge, you’re off for an afternoon game drive through the Satpura National Park. Covering 202 square kilometers, this rugged national park is made up of sandstone peaks, narrow gorges, ravines, and dense forests, among which dwell all manner of flora and fauna. 50 types of mammals ranging from leopards to antelope can be seen, and a particularly diverse selection of flowers creates ideal conditions for butterflies; accordingly, there are more than 50 species of butterflies that you can observe. There are also 254 species of birds that call the park home, and the diverse ecosystem boasts 1,190 species of flowering plants.

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An exquisitely designed conservation and wildlife lodge, Reni Pani is located close to the Satpura National Park and Tiger Reserve. It comprises twelve luxury cottages located by the nallah, or stream, on the hills overlooking Satpura, or in the forest.

This accommodation has been personally vetted by the Remote Lands team and is the best available in the area. More information on this property is available on the “Hotels” tab at the top of the page.

Satpura National Park
Satpura National Park

Day 10

Satpura National Park

As the sun rises and the birds welcome the new day, you’re already off for a morning game ride through Satpura National Park. There is a lot of ground to cover on this day of unique vistas. Come the afternoon, you'll find yourself on a boat ride along the Denwa River. The calm flows cut through Satpura National Park and are excellent for bird watching, sighting marsh crocodiles, and gazing out across the majestic Satpura Range of gently sloping hills.

Day 11

Satpura National Park

Today, take a daytrip to Churna Camp, a charming British-era forest resthouse, within Satpura Tiger Reserve. Set off at dawn with a lodge naturalist and make your way through the forest. Stop and have a packed breakfast in the wilds, while keeping an eye out for leopards, sloth bears, Indian giant squirrels, antelopes, and munjac. Continue on to Churna where you can refresh and have lunch. Spend the rest of the afternoon on a game drive in the forests around Churna before returning back to Reni Pani Jungle Lodge.

Day 12

Departure

For your final morning, take a village walk. Walking through a local village provides a peaceful conclusion to your trip as you look across the sleepy mud structures with bright red shingles and the surrounding natural beauty. This afternoon you’ll be transferred to Bhopal and then fly to Mumbai or Delhi where you’ll transfer to the flight that will take you home.

Suggested Hotels For Days 1–2

The Leela Palace
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The Leela Palace

Located near the heart of Chanakyapuri, the city’s diplomatic enclave, the Leela Palace New Delhi is a five-star luxury hotel in the Indian capital. Its 260 rooms and suites combine traditional Indian opulence with sleek contemporary decor and amenities in typical Leela luxury. Dining options include the striking glass-house Qube,offering an eclectic global menu and show kitchens, overlooking the Leela’s gardens; Jamavar for traditional Rajasthani and north Indian cuisine; and new outposts of the acclaimed restaurants Le Cirque (French and Italian) and Megu (Japanese). The Library, meanwhile, is a sophisticated retreat for cocktails, fine whiskeys, cigars, and a collection of first-edition books. The ESPA spa offers a range of Western, Oriental and Ayurvedic-influenced health and beauty treatments, as well as a café, a state-of-the-art fitness studio, relaxation lounge, finishing studio, roof terrace, and sauna, steam and drench rooms. The Leela is approximately a 30-minute drive from Indira Gandhi International airport (DEL).

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The Oberoi, New Delhi
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The Oberoi, New Delhi

A symbol and staple of elegant Indian hospitality, The Oberoi, New Delhi is a ultra-luxe urban oasis of sophistication and world-class service. An iconic landmark in the New Delhi skyline, this historic hotel enjoys sweeping views of the Delhi Golf Course and Humayun’s Tomb, overlooking crystal blue waters, palm trees and a spectacular white, marble lotus fountain in the glamorous entrance. With incredible restaurants offering up delicious cuisine from around the world, a wide variety of spacious and luxurious suites and a world-class spa, The Oberoi is more than just a hotel - it’s a destination. As an added bonus, for the most discerning of business guests, many suites offer private office spaces and meeting rooms, in addition to the extra level of service offered in Business Travel Plus.

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Suggested Hotels For Days 3–5

Taj Mahua Kothi
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Taj Mahua Kothi

Outside the wild confines of Bandhavgarh lies the Taj Mahua Kothi Lodge. Spread over forty acres and built on the site of a former tented camp once used by aristocracy and the British colonial elite, Mahua features twelve cottages, called kutiyas, or shelters in Hindi. Each of the cottages features fireplaces, large windows, handmade pottery, locally-sourced textiles, all-natural soaps, creams, and lotions from Jiva Spa, plush beds, air-conditioning, in-room safes, en suite bathrooms, and tasteful, locally-inspired designs. Meals at Mahua Kothi are served rather informally; breakfasts are eaten either on the road, or in Mahua Kothi’s vegetable garden; lunch can be had by the pool, during the safari, or under the shade of the nearby trees; and dinners, featuring roasts, thalis, or assortments of small dishes, are enjoyed under the stars and accompanied by performances. Amenities include a full-service spa offering Ayurvedic and western treatments, a swimming pool, a library, and yoga lessons. Mahua Kothi lies a scenic, five-hour drive from Khajuraho’s airport.

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Samode Safari Lodge

Samode Safari Lodge

Located in the heart of tiger country, adjacent to the sprawling Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Samode Safari Lodge is designed around a series of individual safari lodges. Two main lodges with wide, comfortable lounges on the top floor open onto observation decks with machans, or hunter’s blinds, to help guests stay hidden – all the better to observe wildlife. The Samode Safari Lodge consists of individual chalets, each with a lounge, a tastefully decorated, elegant bedroom with an attached, immaculate bathroom and dressing area, and a private veranda looking out onto the natural surroundings of Bandhavgarh. The Samode’s dining options are varied and plentiful; guests may dine in comfort and luxury at the signature restaurant, sample barbecued fare by the glow of the campfire, savor long meals by the pool, or sit down to quiet, intimate meals in the privacy of their own chalet. The Samode’s amenities include a recreation room, a library, an art gallery, and a swimming pool. As the Samode is situated in a remote part of the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh, it is a long drive; the lodge lies four hours from Khajuraho airport, and five hours from Jabalpur airport. Guests may also fly by private charter to a nearby airstrip at Umaria, or take the train to Umaria and Katni, respectively 30 kilometers (19 miles) and 80 kilometers (50 miles) away.

Suggested Hotels For Days 6–7

Taj Pashan Garh
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Taj Pashan Garh

Taj Pashan Garh consists of twelve stone cottages clustered around a hilltop with fantastic views over Panna National Park and a nearby watering hole frequented by antelope, and surrounded by 200 acres of jungle wilderness. The luxury stone cottages are situated along a picturesque stream, each offering a private verandah with stunning views of the lush tropical forest and nearby waterhole. Each individual cottage showcases leather furniture made in Delhi, with massive black and white photo canvasses of the dramatic Panna landscapes. The guest areas celebrate traditional Haveli, or private mansion design, with a spacious central courtyard. The interiors are a contemporary mix of chocolate linens, block-printed black silks, celadon cottons and cotton lace chandeliers. The resort also offers a spa, infinity pool, library, safari shop, and of course the superb Indian fine dining one would expect from a Taj property, and served on an outdoor deck, on a lakeside bullock cart, or in the privacy of guests’ rooms.

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Sarai at Toria

Sarai at Toria

Run by a conservation biologist and his wife, a wildlife photographer, Sarai at Toria is a beautiful, small eco-lodge located in the unspoiled countryside above the River Ken, a tributary of the famous Yamuna River. Consisting of six lodges built from and insulated with local materials, and using sustainable energy, the Sarai’s rooms feature a rustic elegance, with locally-sourced wooden furniture, tasteful interior design, and plush, comfortable beds. Meals are cooked by the owner himself and served in a communal, open-air dining room with views of the nearby River Ken. Access is via the airport and railroad station at Khajuraho or Panna Town, both of which are half an hour away.

Suggested Hotel For Day 8

Orchha Palace

Orchha Palace

Orchha Palace invites guests to experience modern luxury in an elegant property evocative of Bundela dynasty royalty. The 100 rooms are decorated with contemporary interiors and furnished with air-conditioning, tea/coffee maker, mini fridge, complimentary WiFi, and 24-hour in-room dining. The main restaurant offers local, Indian, and international cuisines with both indoor and outdoor seating. There is a Chinese restaurant on the first floor offering an extensive selection of dishes. The 12-acre property also features a convention center with three grand halls, ideal place for meetings and banquets. Other facilities include a swimming pool, spa, and fitness center.

Suggested Hotel For Days 9–11

Reni Pani Jungle Lodge

Reni Pani Jungle Lodge

An exquisitely designed conservation and wildlife lodge, Reni Pani is located close to the Satpura National Park and Tiger Reserve. It comprises twelve luxury cottages located by the nallah, or stream, on the hills overlooking Satpura, or in the forest. Each cottage features large, expansive windows, climate control, and open-air verandahs and patios with views of the hills, forest, or nallah, depending on the location. The Reni Pani’s dining options include the Ghol Ghar, a twenty-seat dining room set by a fireplace, an open-air, Indian barbecue, and, in the winter months, poolside dining. Amenities include a full-service spa, a lounge, and a library.

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