Tuli Tiger Corridor takes its name from its position within a genuine wildlife corridor bordering Pench, one of the reserve’s more established properties, built with a straightforward, naturalist-led approach to the safari experience.
Cottages and villas set among the property’s forested grounds, comfortably if simply furnished, each with a private veranda facing the surrounding tree cover.
Indian and regional Madhya Pradesh cooking served in an open dining pavilion, with the day’s sightings the natural centrepiece of mealtime conversation.
Game drives into Pench’s various zones, nature walks through the surrounding corridor forest, and birdwatching across the lodge’s own grounds.
The lodge’s position within an active wildlife corridor means leopard and smaller predators are occasionally seen moving through the grounds themselves, in addition to the tiger sightings found on drives into the core reserve.
The corridor forest around the lodge often holds birdlife and smaller mammals worth a slow walk with a shorter lens before the day’s main game drive.
The lodge supports habitat connectivity awareness tied to its corridor location, alongside local employment from villages bordering Pench.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
