Tree House Hideaway sits on the edge of Bandhavgarh National Park, its rooms built directly into the branches of mature mahua trees, giving it one of the more unusual settings among India’s tiger reserve lodges.
Elevated treehouse rooms built into mahua trees, along with a scattering of ground-level cottages, each simply furnished.
Home-style meals served in a central dining area, consistent with Pugdundee Safaris’ broader lodge portfolio.
Jeep safaris into Bandhavgarh’s core zone, tracking the reserve’s dense tiger population.
Bandhavgarh holds one of India’s highest tiger densities, alongside leopard, sloth bear and large herds of chital and sambar deer.
The elevated treehouse rooms offer a rare canopy-level view over the surrounding forest, distinct from the ground-level perspective of most safari lodges.
The lodge supports Pugdundee Safaris’ broader conservation and local employment initiatives around Bandhavgarh.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
