Sujan Sher Bagh, located on the outskirts of Ranthambore National Park, transports visitors back to the 1920s, capturing the atmosphere of safari life under the British Raj.
This pioneering camp, which has been committed to conservation since 1974, has ten deluxe tents and two spectacular tented suites set out across 16 acres of mango orchard. Guests enjoy crackling campfires beneath starry skies while being guided by naturalists through the forest's intricacies. With over 40 years of experience, Sher Bagh's guides provide unequalled game drives, particularly in spotting the majestic royal Bengal tiger.
Guests can explore the UNESCO-listed Ranthambhore Fort, participate in community programmes such as Dastakar, which empowers women, and immerse themselves in Ranthambhore's wildness.
Sujan Sher Bagh is located on the fringes of Ranthambore National Park in Rajasthan, India, surrounded by 16 acres of mango orchards. Its proximity to the park allows travellers to easily reach wildlife-rich areas and renowned sights such as the Ranthambore Fort.
The camp has ten magnificent tents and two extraordinary tented suites, each carefully built to replicate the aura of safari life during the British Raj. Guests can enjoy facilities including private bathrooms, soft mattresses, and breathtaking views of the neighbouring orchards. A private heated swimming pool, library, and dining area serve delicious Anglo-Indian food.
Guests can participate in a variety of activities, including safaris through Ranthambore National Park to see the royal Bengal tiger and other wildlife species. Guided tours of the UNESCO-listed Ranthambore Fort provide insight into the region's rich history. Additionally, guests can participate in community programmes such as Dastakar, which empowers women via handicrafts.
Sujan Sher Bagh serves Anglo-Indian cuisine cooked with locally found organic ingredients. Guests can eat traditional Indian dinners cooked in clay ovens and have picnics in the forest. The camp's dining hall provides a cosy setting for guests to enjoy their meals.
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