Facilities 

• Bhoramdeo Jungle Retreat currently offers three double bedrooms (2 in the main house) with more planned. 

• All have basic western-style bathroom facilities. Simplicity is the key, keeping traditional domestic values in harmony with essential mod cons.

• Local cooks provide a high standard of country food; menus can be adapted to individual tastes. All meals and hot beverages are included in the tariff, except optional drinks which can be ordered. Lunch will often be a picnic in the forest or shared in a tribal village.

Sight seeing 

Bhoramdeo Temples - A few minutes' walk from BJR is the temple complex of Bhoramdeo, whose structures date from the 11th century, contemporary and similar to those of better known Khajuraho. 

The Bhoramdeo temples stand in mango groves by a picturesque lake where Paradise Fly-Catchers and other avian life can be spotted among the abundant trees and bushes. Said to have been started by Raja Ramachandra of the Nag Dynasty, the Bhoramdeo temples exhibit many of the characteristics of the famous Chandela works of Khajuraho

The Maikal Hills are the eastern spur of the Satpura Range, rising to nearby Amarkantak with the source of the holy Narmada, India's most ancient river. In these timeless highlands of great forests of hardwood Sal (Shorea robusta) still live tribal peoples whose way of life is quite different from the mainstream. These hills were once part of the land called Gondwana, a vast forest area of tribal kingdoms and Gond clans.