A unique wildlife Resort at karapur, nestles on the Southern fringes of Karnataka's Nagarhole National Park. Here amidst the tranquil green and the quiet flowing Kabini River, the holiday experience is unhurried and un spoilt by man, promising all the comforts, adventure and excitement of visiting wildlife in there natural habitat.
The Forest is home for herds of Elephants, Gaur, Chital, Sambar and Barking Deer, Sloth Bears and Langur. Crocodiles and over a hundred species of Brids, and the elusive Cats - the Leopard and Tiger.
Location: The kabini River Lodge is situated at Karapur about 220 Kms from Bangalore and 80 Kms from Mysore on the MYSORE - MANANTHAVADI ROAD and not Mysore Murkal Magarahole Road.
SEASON: All year round - best between September and May. To enjoy a truly rewarding wildlife experience, we recommend a two or three nights stay at the Kabini River Lodge. You might, of course, plan a longer holiday prior to making reservation.ACCOMMODATION: The colonial styled lodges at the Resort houses visitors in fourteen well appointed private rooms with the best of modern amenities. Overlooking the river are six twin bedded cottages with attached bath.
Activities: Open jeep safaris, Elephant rides, Motor Boat Rides, Coracle Boat Rides
No matter where you travel, you will never experience the tranquility of B. R. Hills wildlife adventure Resort at K. Gudi. Nestling in the hills, this resort is one place where you can shrug off your worries, full your lungs with pure, Fresh Mountain air and rejuvenate your soul. You are irresistibly drawn to the poetry and soul of the enchanting forest - golden sunshine on the leaves. Adventure in the air. A spring in your step. Marvel at the splendor of nature on an elephant's back. Get richer with the little nuggets that naturalists are always passing on. And camp under a canopy of stars that shine brighter here.
Location: The resort at K. Gudi is located in B.R. Wildlife Sanctuary.
Activities: Open jeep safaris Elephant rides / On foot
The state of Karnataka is blessed with a high density of forest cover ( approx. 22% of land area), including the Western Ghats - one of the last remaining 'Bio-diversity Hotspots' in the worldThe ideal way to experience the richness of Karnataka's natural world is at the Bandipur Safari Lodge, located at the edge of the Bandipur National Part (880.02 sq km). Also know as Bandipur Tiger Reserve, this park was one of the first seven to be brought under Project Tiger in 1973. Nestled at the foothills of the Nilgirs of the Blue Mountains, Bandipur was once the private hunting ground of the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve and one of the best-known wildlife sanctuaries in India. The highest density of the world's Asiatic Elephant population. In fact, about 5000 wild elephants roam these jungles!
WILDLIFE: Bandipur's deciduous habitat is ideal for viewing elephant, gaur, sambar, chital, wild boar - and if one is lucky, elusive predators like the tiger, leopard or wild dogs. a bird-watcher's paradise, Bandipur is home to over 300 species of birds, of which many are endemic to these jungles. Although the park is a good spot to visit throughout the year, summer months of March, April and May are the best for sighting wildlife. October to February is when the climate is very pleasant and the forest is at its greenest best. ACTIVITIES: The highlights of a stay at Bandipur Safari Lodge are the wildlife viewing opportunities in the National Park at daybreak and in the evening. Trips in open-top jeeps and on foot into the park, along with a trained and experienced naturalist as guide, help guests identify and understand the rich diversity of flora, fauna and avifauna. For the naturalists-at-heart, there are plenty of opportunities for nature walks, bird-watching and wildlife photography in these un spoilt environs, Elephant ride, wildlife film and slide shows, star-gazing are other activities that guests can enjoy
ADVENTURES: For those looking to take on the outdoors, there is the inviting challenge posed by the summit of Gopalaswamy Betta (12 km from the lodge ), or another exhilarating trek along the slopes of the Moyar Gorge (18 km). Guests can also choose from ten well-marked trials inside the National Park, the stretch from 6.75km to 26.5km.
After lazing on the beaches of Goa, head for the cool forests of Karnataka, just a few hours away. Kali Wilderness Camp leads to Dandeli's enchanting forests. To mystery and excitement. Where you can race with the wind, trek down nature trails Hearken to the whisper in the air And see wonder in every tree in the awesome forest. Sight crocodiles basking in the sun and flocks of beautiful water birds as you float down the River Kali in a coracle. Witness the miracle of a butterfly. A giant spider's web. or a blade of grass. Each an inscription of hope. Come, follow your heart. Get a Glimpse of nature's grand eternal show, And take back a renewed spirit. Set on the banks of River Kali, amidst the thickly forested and hilly areas of Uttara Kannada District, the Camp is close to Goa.
Activities: Wilderness safaris in jeeps. Nature walks. Bird watching Crocodile sighting. Fishing, Coracle boat rides. River rafting, trekking and outdoor camping on special request.
Aditional Activities: WHITE WATER RAFTING / WATER FALL VISIT / RIVER CROSSING / RAPPELLING / NIGHT CAMPING / WALL CLIMBING / MOUNTAIN BIKING / TREKKING
Meandering through the woody landscape amidst the forests of Karnataka is the Cauvery - the most majestic and sacred river of South India. The river offers both adventure and opportunity for nature lovers. Nestled along this mighty river is the Bheemeshwari Fishing Camp, world-renowned as home to the great 'Mahseer' - the finest & the largest tropical sporting fish known to man. Tucked away from the milling crowds, yet close enough for you to reach, this camp offers a slice of nature that is entirely unique, one in which you can totally feel free! .
ACCOMMODATION: In keeping with Jungle Lodges eco tourism philosophy, the Camp, overlooking the River Cauvery consists of just eight luxurious ethnic log-huts on stilts, blending beautifully with the jungle behind. On the riverbank are also nine well-furnished tented cottages (twin-bedded with attached bathrooms) for those who prefer a more closer-to-nature experience.
ACTIVITIES: Bheemeshwari Fishing Camp is a perfect base for anglers in pursuit of the Mighty one. The fishing season here is during the months of November, December, January and February. Guests are provided with a local guide or 'gillie' for every two visitors. Gillies help anglers with their knowledge of the waters and are experienced fishermen themselves. They also are adept at using the coracle boats (native, circular boats made out of buffalo hide) and can move guests from place to place in the waters. JLR provides the coracles to cross the river and also to help with the landing of fish.LOCATION: Bheemeshwari is located at a distance of 100 km from the tech city, Bangalore, down the Kanakapura - Kollegal Highway. You have to turn off at Halagur, and go down the Halagur - Muttatti road.
Galibore Fishing and Nature Camp is tucked away literally far from the maddening crowd, deep in the deciduous forests about ten km from Sangam, on the banks of the River Cauvery. There is no habitation of any kind for miles around and the only sounds are the birdcalls and the whistling of the wind. Indeed the place gets its name from a windy hillock called Galibore, situated just behind the camp.The Camp is in the middle of wilderness overlooking the River Cauvery, surrounded by hills. The Camp itself is covered with trees lining both sides of the river. This is indeed a rough country. This is ideal for those who want total privacy and no crowd.
ACCOMMODATION:
This Camp has 10 luxurious tented cottages with attached bath. However, there is no electricity here. We provide only hurricane/ solar lamps, which add to the rustic nature of the place. Located sufficiently away from any habitation, Galibore offers complete peace and tranquility.
FACILITIES:
Sit back under a gazebo and tuck into a buffet lunch or dinner, among other hungry souls like you. While breakfast is generally a quiet affair, as you savour the view and the natural ambience along with the food, the evening barbecue by the riverside is more spirited and lively. As twilight dissolves into the night, a bonfire is lit and while you recline on a lawn chair or swing leisurely in a hammock, preparations are afoot for the barbecue - of grilled chicken, fish or vegetables.Hammocks are fixed outside each tent and hut for those who would like to laze or read a book in the open. A safe tumbling net is provided for guests to have a rollicking time.
ACTIVITIES:
Once here, your main preoccupation would be coracle rides on the river, hiking the jungle trails, joy fishing or lazing in hammocks under the green canopy of venerable old trees lining the riverbank. A walk along the riverbank will rejuvenate your tired spirit and body. Bird watchers will find the riverbank and its surrounding woods an avian paradise.
Galibore is a very popular angling camp and professional anglers visit the camp during the season. Anglers bring along their tackles and gear to hook the Mighty Mahseer. As a principle, we strictly adhere to the ‘catch and release’ sport fishing policy , which involves realizing back the Mahseer, a threatened spices, into the river after taking its photographs, weight, etc.,
LOCATION:
Exactly hundred kilometers from Bangalore, a signpost at Kanakapura guides you to turn left into a village road that'll take you to Sangam, the confluence of the two rivers Arkavathi and Cauvery. From here, following another signpost, it's a short drive of about ten kilometers on a gravelly track, through some desolate, wooded terrain, to the Camp. Though it is an unmetalled road, we have ensured that cars can reach Galibore. By the way, this place is 6km down stream of Muttatti village.
Doddamakali Camp is situated 6km upstream from Bheemeshwari. This place is as remote, rugged and as primitive as any place could be. Hugging the River Cauvery, the Camp is absolutely protected and riparian—sylvan in solitude and great for bird sightings.
This place is an ideal locale for corporate team building and out outdoor exercises. Keeping the potential of the Camp in mind. Being close to Bangalore, yet difficult to access, Doddamakali was the preferred location to offer corporate houses for their off-sites and outdoor training needs.
ACCOMMODATION:
This Camp has 10 luxurious tented cottages with attached bath. However, there is no electricity here. We provide a few hurricane/ solar lamps, which add to the close-to-nature experience of the place. Located sufficiently away from any habitation, Doddamakali offers complete peace and tranquility.
FACILITIES:Sit back under the gazebo and tuck into a buffet lunch or dinner, among other hungry souls like you. While breakfast is generally a quiet affair, as you savor the view and the natural ambience along with the food, the evening barbecue by the riverside is more spirited and lively. As twilight dissolves into the night, a bonfire is lit and while you recline on a lawn chair or swing leisurely in a hammock, preparations are afoot for the barbecue - of grilled chicken, fish or vegetables.
Hammocks are fixed outside each tent and hut for those who would like to laze or read a book in the open. A safe tumbling net is provided for guests to have a rollicking time.
ACTIVITIES:
The Camp is being exclusively used for corporate training center. The Camp offers excellent resources for outdoor activities such as treks, games and exercises. For those interested in trying a hand at fishing for the first time, our guides can help you with joy fishing.LOCATION:
To reach Doddamakali, you have to go past Halagur and drive through metal road and reach Shimshapura village. Halgur is a small town past Kanakapura on the Bangalore-Kanakapura road. From Shimshapura, you have to either walk down or negotiate through winding road in a 4WD jeep. We suggest you stay at Doddamakali, if you are interested in real wilderness and are prepared to rough it out.
Bannerghatta on the outskirts of Bangalore (25km), offers you all the sights, sounds and action of 25,000 acres of carefully preserved jungle. In the eco-proactive spirit of Jungle Lodges, we have created a Nature Camp - an ideal place for school children/ fresher to be moulded into future naturalists. Bannerghatta is where Karnataka Forest Department rehabilitated lions and tigers rescued from circuses (the largest number in India).
ACCOMMODATIONBannerghatta Nature Camp has eight, neatly laid, luxurious, tented cottages - twin-bedded, Swiss tents with attached bathrooms. The camp has recently address two stilted log-huts to its accommodation. These huts are made of locally available logs and other material. With attached baths, these huts are well appointed and comfortable in every way. The Camp also has a tidy dormitory that can accommodate about 20 adults. This dormitory has bathrooms that need to be shared by the occupants.
FACILITIES: The Camp has a conference hall, fully geared with audio-visual equipment and multimedia projector. The hall can accommodate about 30 people, theatre style. The camp also has an open-to-sides, dining area called the Gol Ghar, a signature design component of Jungle Lodges and Resorts. The Gol Ghar, gives guests an experience that is very close to nature. Sometimes, the resident deer and sambar come very close to the Gol Ghar while guests dine.
Situated in the midst of the Western Ghats of Chikmaglur district in Karnataka, surrounded by the lofty hill ranges of Babubudangiri. The River Tern Lodge is a perfect blend of nature and wildlife. The lodge gets its name from the congregation of thousands of River Terns during their breeding on a nearby island. Indeed a spectacular sight to behold! You can get mesmerized by observing their preening, feeding, cackling and many interesting antics. It is located on a hillock, at the edge of the picturesque Bhadra River, near Lakkavalli, adjoining the northern boundaries of the Bhadra Tiger Reserve and Wildlife Sanctuary. Soft waves of backwaters of the river lash the edge periodically, harmonizing the sounds of nature, to put you in a perfect state of bliss. The River Tern Lodge is the ideal spot to get acquainted with nature in its serene beauty.
FACILITIES: Apart from the comfortable accommodation, the Gol Ghar which is a circular, open-to-sides gazebo is the guests dining area, providing an extraordinary close to nature experience. The resort also features wildlife documentaries in the evenings, for those interested. All water activity equipments and instructors are present at the Lodge and adhere to high safety guidelines
LOCATION: From Bangalore: Drive towards Tumkur. Take the Shimoga bye-pass road at Tumkur (instead of going to Tumkur town) and cross Gubbi, Tiptur, Arsikere, Kadur, Birur, Tarikere. After crossing Tarikere, take the left that also has a Kuvempu University direction board. Travel 14Km till you reach Lakkavalli. At Lakkavalli you will find a sign board to the River Tern Lodge, which is about 4km away. Alternately you can contact the Range Forest Office at Lakkavalli for enquiries. The River Tern Lodge is 38km from Shimoga and is located by the Bhadra Reservoir.
The Karnataka Forest Department has about 150 Elephants in various camps and Dubare has been historically an important camp. The Elephants for the famous Mysore Dassehra were trained at Dubare elephant camp. But presently after logging operations have ceased, the Forest Department does not really know what to do with all its elephants! They (elephants) have been practically retired except for giving some rides to odd tourists. At the same time, the Forest Department spends quite some money to maintain them and their mahouts. With this as a background, Jungle Lodges & Resorts (JLR) has struck upon a unique idea to utilize the Elephants at Dubare Camp to provide the tourists with 'an intimate experience with Elephants'. JLR seeks to build upon the un-ending fascination that man has for Elephants! At the Dubare Elephant Camp, a visitor can spend hours simply watching Elephants and of course, learning more about them. A trained Naturalist is at hand to explain the various aspects of Elephant history, ecology and biology. The visitor can not only observe and learn but also participate in various activities involving Elephants.
ACCOMMODATION: Presently there is 10 luxury cottage with well-furnished accommodation with all modern facilities. Apart from the comfortable accommodation, the Gol Ghar which is a circular, open-to-sides gazebo is the guests dining area, providing an extraordinary close to nature experience
ACTIVITIES: Elephant Grooming: Visitors can watch Elephants been given a scrub-bath in the River and also watch how oil is applied on their forehead, tusks and other aspects of Elephant grooming. Elephant feeding: Visitors can watch the food being prepared for the Elephants and how they are fed. They can even participate by feeding the Elephants themselves - for this, we can give them some sugarcane, coconuts or bananas.
Monsoon River Rafting: During the months of July, Aug and September, JLR river rafts on the River Cauvery along the stretch adjacent to the Elephant Camp. Run by John Pollard and his team, rafting on the Cauvery - a gorgeous yet wild river during the rains, is an exhilarating experience.
LOCATION:
Dubare Elephant Camp is located in the popular district of Coorg (Kodagu) and is easily accessible from Bangalore. The route from Bangalore is via Mysore, Kushalnagar, Gudde Hosur (4km from Kushalnagar on BM Road), then a left turn towards Siddapur. About the 15 kilometer on the Siddapur Main Road visitors would find a JLR Dubare Camp board. A left turn at the board and about kilometer drive would reach you bank of River Cauvery. Cross the river by a boat and you would be at the Dubare Elephant Camp
Escape from the world to this paradise on earth that will touch your soul. Set your heart a - flutter. An oasis of peace with sparking azure waters and ivory beaches, natural beauty that brings peace to your mind and love to your heart. Reach this Little' 'Island' by boat, Untouched, secluded beaches with panoramic caesarian groves, Devbagh Beach resort makes an ideal getaway especially from Mumbai or Goa.
Location: Located 22 Km from the south of Goa's border Surrounded by sparkling water with a caesarian grove forming a beautiful backdrop. Accessible by road and the recent constructed Konkan railway line.Activities: River boat cruise (10 km) trekking in forest. Beach sports, private beach for swimming and sunbathing.
Places of Interest: Om Beach, Temple at Gokarna, Rocks at Yana, Sandalwood carvers at Kumta, Jungle visits
Accommodation: Furnished, ethnic designed log huts on stilts with thatched roofs. Offer twin bed accommodation with luxurious facilities.
Here is unique and rugged adventure camp, surrounded by the thick jungle, where tourists and travelers alike can feel truly one with Nature. Not a sound except the chorus of the jungle. Here you can totally unwind and rediscover your true self. We offer 2 types of accommodation “Ethnic Huts” with mud plaster. Built on stilts with split-level interiors. The construction is rugged and made in the local style with sleeping facility for 3 to 5 people and a full-fledged attached bathroom for each hut. Hot water is available according to timings. These huts are located on slope, overlooking the thickly forested hill ranges.
The dormitory has semi-private cubicles, sleeping 4 people in each on teak wood bunk beds. The dormitory can accommodate 24 people. There are 4 common bathrooms and toilets in this facility.The accommodations have basic electric lighting an ethereal sight at night, illuminate the paths. The whole theme is “to be part of nature yet not compromise on the essential needs”. Privacy of individuals is recognized and respected.
For the adventure sport buffs, the camp offers a host of activities such as whitewater rafting on Kali River, Kayaking, Mountain biking, Trekking. Mountain biking, jungle safaris and trekking are the other activities. The camp is surrounded by some of the finest moist deciduous forests. These forests support a fine assortment of wildlife. Though sighting of large mammals is infrequent, the occasional Sambar, Wild Dog, Malabar Giant Squirrel, and the Flying Squirrel are seen. However, the lack of mammal sighting is more than compensated by the plethora of birds that are seen here. Even while being in the camp one can see endemics like the Malabar Grey Hornbill and the Malabar Pied Hornbill let alone the flycatchers, orioles, babblers and the Shama. Besides these, the Flying Lizard or the Draco is also frequently seen in these forests. For those interested in lesser fauna, there is plenty of interesting things around to see and learn. 
In Tulu, 'Pili' means tiger and 'kula' means pond. According to a legend, free roaming tigers frequenteda watering hole in the vicinity and hence the name Pilikula. Perched atop a hillock overlooking the quiet flowing Gurupura River, coconut groves and acacia plantations, the Pilikula Nisargadhama Resort is an oasis of calm.As the veil of mist lifts, undulating hills obscured by silky white clouds come to the fore. Frequent cloud bursts leave a trail of freshness and transform the landscape into an ocean of green. While those who enjoy a slowpaced holiday can hang up their feet and unwind, the adventurous can step out to explore Pilikula Nisargadhama that showcases the culture, heritage and natural bounties of the Dakshina Kannada district of Karnataka.Located barely 15 Km from Mangalore City in the nondescript Moodushedde village, the resort is in closeproximity to the city and yet a far cry from its din and grime. Pilikula is a perfect getaway for those who seek torelax and rejuvenate in nature's company.
Heritage Village: The Heritage Village comprising of coconut and areca plantations, a Kambala race track, a Guthu Mane and a Nagabana recreates the aesthetics of a rural setting in Dakshina Kannada. At the heart of the village stands a replica of a typical Guthu Mane (the traditional house of the coastal landlords) resplendent with carved pillars and ceilings. Kambala is an age old folk sport of buffalo racing. The Nethravathi-Phalguni race track constructed in front of the Guthu Mane plays host to the annual Jodekare Kambala event. Nagabana is the serpent shrine in the vicinity of the Guthu Mane where the snake God is worshiped.
Artisan Village: The Artisan Village is an attempt to preserve the age old vocations of the people of Dakshina Kannada district. Experienced artisans demonstrate arts like black smithy, pottery making, weaving, wood and stone carving, oil extraction, making cane and bamboo products and making beaten rice. Visitors can watch the artisans at work and also interact with them.
Dr. Shivaram Karanth Biological Park: Spread across 150 acres, this well maintained Biological Park shelters several species of birds and animals some of which are endangered. The park currently has a snake house with many different snakes including King Cobras, Pythons, Rat snakes, Russell's vipers and Trinket snakes. Apart from 65 species of free ranging birds, there are animals like tigers, lions, leopards, mouse deer, sloth bears, crocodiles, porcupines, wild boars and elephants within enclosures that resemble their natural habitat.Arboretum: The Western Ghats are recognized as one of the biodiversity hot spots in the world and are home to several rare plants. With over 60,000 saplings, the arboretum is a treasure trove of flora, many of which are endemic to the Western Ghats. Visitors can walk along the 3 Km long pathway to get a closer look at the varieties of trees and shrubs.
Lake Garden: The peaceful Pilikula Lake and its surrounding gardens attract a large number of visitors. Desilting and restoration efforts have been undertaken to breathe life into the lake. Motor boats and pedal boats are available at the boating point. Cutting across lush lawns and landscaped gardens around the lake are jogging tracks and walking paths.
The Gurupura Nisargadhama Resort offers 8-twin bed accommodations comprising of six deluxe roomsand two suites. The suites have two balconies each. All rooms are air-conditioned. Located at an elevation, theproperty offers spectacular vistas of the lush landscape and the Gurupura River.Activities at Glance: Guided trek to the Gurupura River, Visit to the Artisan Village, Visit to Dr. Shivaram Karanth Biological Park, Visit to Manasa Amusement and Water Park and Visit to Panambur Beach.
On the banks of the River Tungabhadra is Hampi, an erstwhile seat of power and capital of the once mighty Vijayanagar Empire. Ruins of a lost empire and monuments that are still standing are a mute testimony of an era bygone. Musical pillars and the stone chariot at the Vittala Temple Complex and the renowned Virupaksha Temple that dominates the sky scape are some highlights of this rock-faced site where even stones spawn stories. Just 15 Km from Hampi is the Daroji Sloth Bear Sanctuary that boasts of a healthy population of sloth bears. The rugged terrain is ideal for these animals that feed off wild fruits, termites and honey and take refuge in caves and crevices. The Sloth Bear Heritage Resort set in rustic natural environs adjoining the sanctuary strikes a chord with nature. At Hampi, one can taste a heady concoction of adventure and awe inspiring creations garnished with heritage trails and nature walks.
20 comfortable twin-bed cottages equipped with modern amenities are spread across the 33-acre property dotted with shrubs and rocky outcrops. Apart from an air-conditioned bedroom and a spacious attached bath, each cottage has porch that offers spectacular vistas of the undulating landscape. The cottages have donned the colors of the earth and blend seamlessly with the pristine natural setting. Their thatched roofs help in keeping the interiors cool. The resort shares a fence with the adjoining Daroji Sloth Bear Sanctuary. Special efforts have been taken to preserve the natural scrub vegetation and grasslands that attract birds
Acttivities: Sloth Bear Safari, Temple trails, Heritage biking, Nature walks, Bird watching, Joy fishing
With plentiful thorn scrub vegetation and boulders strewn acorss its contours, the Daroji Sloth Bear Sanctuary is home to many free ranging sloth bears. You can enjoy a session of 'bear watching' from the watchtower perched atop a hillock. The sanctuary is also home to hyenas, wild boars, black-naped hares, pangolins, porcupines, jackals and leopards. The 8 Km drive through the forest presents an opportunity to sight several species of birds including endemic species like painted spur fowl and yellow-throated bulbuls and dry land specialties like sand grouse, quails, sirkeer malkohas and stone-curlews. Peafowl are aplenty. The resort would be an ideal base to discover the medieval ruins of this UNESCO World Heritage Site. The heritage area is broadly classified into Sacred Center, Royal Center, Urban Core and Suburban Sites. Badami, Aihole and the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Pattadakal can be conveniently visited over a day from our resort.
Anegundi, known as Kishkinda in the Ramayana, is located across the Tungabhadra River from Hampi. It is a well-preserved heritage village adorned with antiquated houses, aqueducts irrigating its paddy fields and a hospitable people ready to host visitors and share anecdotes and stories.
Located 18Km from the city of Bidar in north Karnataka, the Blackbuck Resort is concealed behind a barren facade. Tranquility is the calling of this place which finds a sweet spot between the Honnikeri Reserve Forest and the Vilaspur Lake. Free roaming blackbucks abound in the surrounding grasslands, giving the resort its name. You can savour the unique experience of trailing blackbucks on foot and watch them disappear into thickets. Its not just the blackbucks, even peacocks that make a sudden appearance can spring a surprise or two.
The surrounding hillocks insulate the resort from the cacophony of the city. Rustic cottages perched on slopes by the lake shore create a medley of beautiful vistas. It is a perfect setting for those who can snuggle into the blanket of serenity that surrounds the resort. The usually sedate environs come alive when the birds are on song and langurs play along. Visit the Blackbuck Resort to enjoy a lakeside rhapsody while leaving the baggage of urban life behind.
The resort currently has 18 spacious cottages dotting the periphery of the lake. The aesthetic cottages have been thoughtfully designed to suit the local weather. Spanning across three categories the cottages come in varying sizes each offering a unique view of the pristine lake. All cottages are air-conditioned and those in the special and executive category have thatched roofs to keep their interiors cool.
Blackbuck trails and nature walks amidst birds talks are a great way to spend early mornings and late evenings. Coracle rides (subject to availability of water) in the placid lake offer a close-to-nature experience and a good opportunity to spot birds that hover around looking for their next meal. A walk down the memory lane by visiting the historical monuments in Bidar city will take you to the pages of history of Bahmanid Dynasty.