Shergarh Tented Camp
Kanha Tiger Reserve
Village Bahmni
Post Kareli, Tehsil Baihar
District Balaghat
Madhya Pradesh - 481 111, India

Kanha National Park boasts wonderfully varied topography and vegetation and lies between the Satpura Range and the Maikal Hills, in the heart of Madhya Pradesh in Central India. One of the largest wildlife parks in India, Kanha is home to an enormous variety of animals and birds, and comprises rolling hills together with open meadows, sal and bamboo forest and grassy plateaus.

Declared a national park in 1955, in 1973 it became one of the original nine tiger reserves to come under the auspices of Project Tiger. The conservation of the barasingha (swamp deer) is one of the park’s success stories, with its population having increased seven-fold in the past 40 years.

Shergarh is the creation of naturalist Jehan Bhujwala and English wife Katie, a new and exclusive camp at the southern edge of the park, whose aim is to ensure a personalized and specialized wildlife experience for every guest.

Accessibility
By Air: To Nagpur from Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata and Chennai, followed by a 5 hour drive, or to Raipur from Bombay & Delhi, and a 4-5 hour drive, or by air to Jabalpur from Delhi, followed by a 5 hour drive.

By Train: From Delhi, Calcutta, Nagpur Raipur, Bombay, Ahmedabad, Agra, Bhopal, Gwalior, Jhansi to Gondia Junction, followed by a 3 hour drive. Or by overnight express trains from Bombay, Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai, Varanasi, Allahabad and Bhopal to Jabalpur, followed by a 5 hour drive, or to Nagpur and Raipur on a daily basis.

By Road: From Nagpur, Raipur, Kawardha, Bandhavgarh and Pench.

Transfers: The resort is happy to arrange transfers to and from the airport or station for an additional cost.

Accommodation at Sher Garh comprises 15 cosy tents, each with twin beds which can be made into doubles. They are well spread out in a small wooded area and each is very private. They have a front verandah with deck chairs each has an attached bathroom with plenty of piping hot water (showers). The tents have thatched roofs which are watered in the warmer months to keep them cool. Each tent has an air cooler and electricity (with generator back-up). Hot ‘stone’ bags are provided in the winter months. Hot water is plentiful and provided by geysers. Tea and coffee is available throughout the day and can be brought to your room. Complimentary filtered water is provided in the rooms. Hair dryers can be provided on request. There is a safe in the main office.