Infinity Resorts Bandhavgarh

Our wildest resort yet, Infinity Resorts Bandhavgarh, is reminiscent of old Maharajah’s shooting lodges during the bygone days. The extensive use of local tiles, stone, inlaid marble, wood and thatch, connects our guests to the resort with the immediate environment. The colours used are mostly of the landscape – mud brown, terracotta red, fawn jade green blending seamlessly into the soothing shades of mother nature. The resort has been tastefully developed with an emphasis on low carbon footprint and it is well spaced out.

A distinguish looking style of double-storied pavilions, spacious tents, villas and our deluxe room will provide an assortment of accommodation for our guests to choose from. All interior decor are artistically blended to provide comfort and style. The huge guestrooms which are 600 square feet in area, do remind guests of the colonial-style architecture, mixed with Indian mastery of inlaid semi-precious stones and white marble. The resort offers plenty of sun, lush green landscapes, comfortable rooms, courteous service and a friendly atmosphere. As a premier wildlife chain resort, Infinity Resorts Bandhavgarh, boasts of luxury and quality for you – as a couple, family or individual traveller.

Bandhavgarh National Park and Tiger Reserve is set amongst the Vindhyan Hills of Madhya Pradesh. Among these Vindhyas ranges, history and nature meet, as an ancient fort straddles the park. These hill ranges cover more than 1200 sq km in Umaria district of Madhya Pradesh and the terrain of rocky hills which rose sharply from waterlogged grasslands and densely forested valleys are mainly covered with bamboo and Sal trees. This is the famous tiger country, where the present density of tigers is considered to be one of the highest in the country. This reserve is a true paradise for tiger lovers.

Bandhavgarh resorts is undoubtedly famous for its tigers but it has a wide range of other mammalian species inhabiting the park. While Sambar (the largest deer of the Indian subcontinent) and Chital or Spotted Deer (the major prey species of tigers & leopards) are seen in large numbers, the Muntjac (popularly known as the Barking Deer) and the Chowsingha or Four-horned Antelope are often sighted. Nilgai or Blue Bull, which is the largest Asian antelope and Chinkara, the Indian gazelle, are sighted in the open grasslands.

The Leopard though sighted occasional, together with predatory species like the Jungle Cat, Striped Hyena and Jackal. Indian Fox, Wild Boar, Wolf too are sighted. So are the Sloth Bear, Porcupine, Hooney Badger and the Indian Pangolin. The primates seen in the park are the Rhesus Macque and the Grey Langur.