Explore the Wild
Welcome to Bagh Tola
Our Jungle Lodge
Bagh Tola Jungle Lodge is one of the best places to stay in Bandhavgarh and we are also, among the top rated jungle lodges in Bandhavgarh, consistently earning excellent reviews. With an exceptional service, breathtaking surroundings, and close proximity to diverse wildlife, making us a favorite choice among wildlife enthusiasts.
Bagh Tola jungle lodge is conveniently located near the Magadhi Zone and Khitauli Gate of Bandhavgarh National Park, ensuring you a lifetime of unforgettable wilderness experiences.
Our expert naturalists ensure that every safari and nature walk is both informative and thrilling, providing insights into the rich biodiversity of Bandhavgarh.
After a day of adventure, you can retreat to the lodge and enjoy the serene ambiance, indulge in delicious local cuisine, and share your stories with fellow nature enthusiasts. At Bagh Tola, every moment is crafted to create lasting memories amidst the wild beauty of the jungle.
Get Up Close with Nature
Be it a Jeep Safari or a Nature walk. At Bagh Tola jungle lodges we have a lot!
Guest Reviews
We are honored to have an excellent five-star rating on TripAdvisor.com and an impressive 4.7 rating on Google.
Many thanks to the great staff at Bagh Tola – as a birthday gift to our grandchildren, we took them to see the Tigers and other animals at Bandhavgarh. The staff at Bagh Tola were great, the food spectacular and the rooms and atmosphere a perfect retreat...
Our Stories
Explore the latest stories and events at Bagh Tola jungle lodges in Bandhavgarh through our wildlife blogs.
Get insights on jungle safaris, photography, and bird watching.
What more is there to see in Bandhavgarh?
These 6 unique sightings have the potential to be the highlight of the trip despite their rarity
Welcome to the world of the “Creepy – Crawlies”
Bandhavgarh is home to tarantulas, trapdoor spiders, balloon frogs, clouded geckos, leopard geckos as well as vine snakes
Birdwatchers Paradise!
We have identified little more than 80 different species of birds between January 23 and January 24, including flycatchers, wetland