Kipling’s Court

Pench National Park, Madhya Pradesh, India

A Madhya Pradesh Tourism property on the edge of Pench, named for the author whose Jungle Book was set in the region.

Overview

Kipling’s Court sits on the edge of Pench National Park, a Madhya Pradesh Tourism property named for the author whose Jungle Book stories are closely associated with this stretch of central India.

Rooms & Table

The Rooms

Straightforward rooms and cottages set within a garden compound, each simply furnished.

Food & Service

A straightforward restaurant serving Indian and continental meals.

Activities

Jeep safaris into Pench’s core and buffer zones, tracking tiger, leopard and a rich variety of birdlife.

Wildlife & Photography

Pench holds a healthy and growing tiger population alongside leopard, wild dog and substantial herds of chital and sambar.

A Photographer's Note

Pench’s open teak forest and grassy meadows give good sightlines for photographing tiger and leopard in daylight.

Conservation & Impact

The property supports Madhya Pradesh’s state-run conservation and tourism management across Pench National Park.

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