Jeep Safari
Morning and afternoon drives leave the farm gate for the Tala, Magadhi and Khitauli core zones, ten minutes away. Our naturalist rides with you, reading alarm calls and pugmarks through the Sal.
Our Story
The Bananchal farm is the right choice for visitors who are searching for tranquility in the embrace of nature
Bananchal Farm is at a 10 minutes drive from Taala gate of The Bandhavgarh national park, surrounded by lush green tropical forest of Sal, Teak, Mahua and Bamboos. An eco-friendly farm, located next to the Jamunara village which derives its name from the Jamun trees- the Indian Black Berry. The motto of the farm is ‘Enjoy healthy and natural living’.
Bananchal Farms was constructed for the personal use of The Owner with his family, friends and near and dear ones. The farm has been designed to enjoy natural healthy living in the greens. The farm now has opened up to the enthusiastic wildlife lovers as a high end premium home stay / resort.
It’s a home away from home for nature lovers, providing fresh air in healthy clean environment, ideal for nature lovers. The farm lies on the natural beat of the royal Bengal tiger when on its way from the Taala zone forest to the Ranchha foothills. The farm is frequented by the Indian Sloth Bear and the wild Boar. The leopard has been sighted in the neighbourhood chasing goats. The farm is a real jungle hideout, has a natural forest within the property, During rainy seasons lush green tiger grass is a feast to the eyes of the guests; trees and bamboos all over with birds chirping; flight of the Hornbill, the wood pecker, parrots, owls, kingfisher to name a few.
Cottages at the farm has been designed and constructed for healthy and comfortable living. Each suite having generous well ventilated private bathrooms with all modern fittings.
The rooms are beautifully furnished for a luxurious stay with well ventilated wide windows and private sit outs overlooking the gardens and serene beauty of Vindhyachal ranges.
Things to Do
Safari mornings, unhurried forest afternoons and slow evenings by the fire — the days here are shaped by the park at our gate and by the quiet that follows it.
Morning and afternoon drives leave the farm gate for the Tala, Magadhi and Khitauli core zones, ten minutes away. Our naturalist rides with you, reading alarm calls and pugmarks through the Sal.
Cycles wait by the cottages for the buffer-zone tracks and the lanes around Jamunara village. Ride out early past Mahua and Teak, with the Vindhyachal ranges holding the horizon.
Walk the natural forest inside our own boundary, or take a guided buffer trail beyond it. Our naturalist stops for the small things — a bear-scarred Mahua, tiger grass after rain, fresh tracks in the dust.
The Farm on Film
A short silent film shot on the estate
Guest Book
A few words from the people who have shared our mornings, our forest and our fire.