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The lodge’s 12 cottages and two bungalows are homely and chic, complete with modcons while honouring the local culture with community artworks and natural materials. Dine boma-style under a clear night sky or simply feast on barbecued meats, and burn off your meals with laps in the shaded outdoor pool or hiking on safari.
The lodge’s expert naturalists will guide you through the jungle in search of birdlife and big cats, and families can even volunteer with the Foundation’s conservation activities.
What we love
- Nature lovers will be spoilt by the wildlife here, with over three hundred species of birds, and the chance to spot the majestic tiger
- Take your pick of memorable dining options, from silver service banquets to barbecues
- All accommodation is spacious and cosy, and honours the area’s culture with local artwork and natural materials across every wall
- Lounge by the pool in a shady oasis of trees, or rejuvenate in the hotel’s Meadow spa, with Indian or Nepalese treatments
- There are specific games and activities for little ones to enjoy, from making and flying kites to plaster cast making
While there is no guarantee of seeing any particular species, the five expert naturalists on site will ensure you walk away having had a unique and immersive experience on safari
Far to get to from any international airport, but we think it’s more than worth it to be out in rural India, and with such great expertise on its flora and fauna
There are few options around you for restaurants, but with such unforgettable dining options at the lodge, we wouldn’t want to eat anywhere else
Families are welcome, and there are activities geared towards children like traditional games including marbles, catapulting, and kite flying. The hotel also provides cots, babysitters and bespoke food for children on request.
The owners established the Singinawa Conservation Foundation with the purpose of protecting the park and its ecosystem, and such work has included the planting of 30,000 saplings throughout the property and transforming an existing building into The Kanha Museum of Life & Art, which exhibits works by local craftsmen.
Singinawa also encourages guests to participate in Village and market visits to support the local economy, and they installed solar power on their premises to reduce their carbon footprint. Meals are prepared with organic produce from the property’s own farms.
Singinawaw Jungle Lodge is located in a boulder-strewn stretch of wild, rugged forest, in Kanha National Park, a 5-minute drive from the town of Baihar and a 4-hour 30-minute drive from Jabalpur International Airport.
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