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  • KIPLING CAMP

    Kipling Camp was set up by two conservationists, Bob and Anne Wright at Kanha Tiger Reserve. The beauty and diversity of Kanha led the Wright couple to build a remote jungle resort, way back in 1989. Since than, Kipling, which was the first permanent camp in Kanha National Park has hosted wildlife enthusiasts from across the globe, including many well- known personalities.

    In the buffer zone of Kanha National Park, close to the entrance at Khatia, is Kipling Camp. With its unique location and inspiring setting, the Kipling camp is the perfect place to get acquainted with India's rich and diverse flora and fauna. Ecologically friendly cottages scattered among saja and mohwa trees and a small lake, not only offer a comfortable and relaxing accommodation, but also help you feel the pulse of this land of the tiger. The Kipling Camp at Kanha merges unobtrusively into the surroundings. Some of Kipling's magical visitors include leopards, jackals and wolves that pad through the camp fearlessly. Chital and langurs also frequent this magical Jungle lodge to drink at the lake.

    A typical day at Kipling Camp starts at dawn, when you'll be taken in open four-wheel drives to see and photograph wildlife at Kanha Tiger Reserve. The guides and Kipling Camp's naturalists and drivers, are extremely skilled at reading nature's signals, maximizing the chances of good sightings. A campfire at night, listening to the songs of the jungle and sharing tales of adventure, will provide the perfect finish to the end to an exciting day.

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    Email: info@kiplingcamp.com


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