Experience Nature, Lifestyles and Stories. The tribal community is the cornerstone of all efforts to conserve biodiversity and the environment. The tribes have been living amongst the wildlife and have played the most important role in conserving the forests.

These backyards support a mosaic of vegetation ranging from moist sheltered valleys to open dry deciduous forests. The area is a living repository of over 2000 species of plants and hence forms a suitable abode for a wide variety of faunal species of this region. This region includes several rare and endangered plants as well as plants of ethno-botanical significance.

Your Tribal Trail Experience

Bullock Cart Ride Traditional Welcome and Heartfelt Hospitality Indoor Village Activities(grounding/pounding rice) Vegetable Garden Visits Local Tea and Snacks Visit Farms Sit on machaans and listen to local stories

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Curated Nature Trails Understand plants and herbs Bird Watching* Medicinal Nature Walks* Kitchen Garden Interactions Late Night Walks* Star Gazing

* To be launched later

Experience Stories A single man’s dream and the foundation of Goddess Amba’s statue saved the village of Ambadi from crisis. Personal experiences of the people of village Khamba with the wild animals. Even after losing more than 50% of their crop to the wild animals, the people of Khamreet still have a desire to keep the animals from any harm.

GOND ART Experience Stories through Art The work of Gond artists is rooted in their folk tales and culture, and thus story-telling is a strong element of every painting. The Gonds are among the largest tribes in Central India, numbering about 4 million. The custom of decorating the walls of their houses, an activity that may originate in cavedwelling traditions of their ancestors.The Gonds paint their walls with vibrant depictions of local flora, fauna and gods such as Marahi Devi and Phulvari Devi (Goddess Kali). Come witness the life of Gonds, through their art. Tiger Tribes guardians of the primeval forests