Banjaar Tola
Banjaar Tola, a Taj Safari, is named after the Banjaar River that courses through it and straddles the edge of Kanha National Park in India. An ensemble of grasslands, riverbeds, imperious Sal trees, and other microhabitats coalesce to make Banjaar Tola ideal for legions of wildlife in Central India.
Luxury Tents
18 tented suites, in two campsites, sport private decks with magnificent views of the Banjaar river and Kanha National Park.
Wildlife at Banjaar Tola- Taj Safari
Banjaar Tola’s proximity to Kanha National Park welcomes an ensemble of wildlife, including Tigers, Leopards, and the occasional Sloth Bear, as well as birds like the Jerdon’s Baza and Malabar Pied Hornbill. The Hard Ground Barasingha, an endangered swamp deer, is endemic to Kanha National Park, and can be spotted in herds in 4×4 safaris at Kanha National Park.
The Banjaar Tola Experience
Indulge in savory farm-to-fork cuisine, a nature walk with a resident naturalist, a visit to the Baiga village, or thrilling game safari to spot wildlife at Banjar Tola.
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