By air
Jabalpur
Approximately 2 hours 45 minutes to 3 hours via our usual bypass route. Google Maps may suggest a longer journey; our team can confirm the route and arrange your transfer.
Getting here & what to pack
A little planning.
A world away.
Choose your camp. Make room for safaris. Let us help with the journey.
Begin with what matters
Your dates.
Your kind of day.
- 01
- 02
Make space for the forest.
Share your safari interests early so we can explore permits and availability.
- 03
Bring it all together.
We’ll prepare your proposal, including the inclusions and travel arrangements you need.
Finding us
The last leg.
Through a different landscape.
Bagh Tola · Parasi Village, Dhamokhar
Umaria District, Madhya Pradesh
India · 484661
01 / Arrive
Airport or station
Jabalpur · Umaria · Katni
02 / Settle in
Bagh Tola
Your camp in the forest landscape
03 / Explore
The park gate
A separate drive for your safari
A journey overview, not a map. Safari transfer times depend on your allotted gate and zone.
By rail
Umaria
Approximately 15 km from camp, with an indicative road transfer of around 20 minutes.
Another rail connection
Katni
Approximately 80 km from camp, with an indicative road transfer of around 1.5 hours.
Other airport options. Khajuraho is approximately 225–260 km away, with a road journey of around 5.5–6.5 hours. Nagpur is approximately 450–480 km away; allow around 8.5–10 hours. Routes, traffic and road conditions can change these estimates. Please ask our team to confirm the most suitable transfer before booking connections.
Share your arrival details. We’ll help plan the onward journey.
Talk to us about your journeyTravel times are indicative and depend on road conditions. Transfers can be arranged at an additional cost; please confirm the details in your proposal.
Open in mapsA few essentials
Pack lightly.
Come prepared.
Neutral colours, comfortable layers and a little curiosity. Winter game drives can be especially cold; ask us about the conditions for your travel month.
Download packing list PDF · 2026
OctoberLight layers and a jacket for early starts.
November–FebruaryThermals, warm layers, gloves and a winter hat.
March–JuneBreathable clothing, sun protection and a light morning layer.
- Comfortable closed shoes
- Warm layers for early starts
- A hat & sun protection
- Binoculars & your camera
- A small torch & chargers
- A book for the quieter hours
Before you arrive
A few questions?
We’ve thought of those.
Camps, dining, safaris, family stays and all the little practicalities.
Explore frequently asked questionsAn invitation to slow down
Start with a conversation.
We’ll take it from there.
Tell us a little about the stay you have in mind. We’ll help you find your camp, plan your safaris and make the journey your own.
Plan your stayKnow the landscape