Tathastu Resorts adds a fifth nature retreat in Satpura to its portfolio.
After Pench, Kanha, Tadoba, and Bandhavgarh, Tathastu Resorts has announced the opening of “Tathastu Satpura,” a new wilderness hideaway at Satpura Tiger Reserve in Madhya Pradesh. This is the company’s fifth resort in India’s major wildlife hotspots.
The retreat offers an immersive stay amid the beautiful forest setting of Central India with 34 villa rooms and five private pool suites. The facility combines comfort and a close-to-nature experience with its roomy layouts, private verandas, and views of the forest.
“Hidden quietly in the heart of Madhya Pradesh lies a destination that offers something far more peaceful, raw, and authentic, Satpura. This wooded area, which is sometimes disregarded, is a haven for environment lovers, wildlife aficionados, and tourists looking for peace and quiet away from busy tourist routes. Satpura Tiger Reserve, one of India’s most underappreciated but rewarding wildlife sites, sits at its heart. It is renowned for its rich biodiversity and incredibly peaceful safari experience, where guests can actually listen to the forest. With the opening of Tathastu Satpura, we hope to offer a stay that is intimate, immersive, and profoundly rooted in the forest, all of which suit the character of this place,” stated Anil Agarwala, Managing Director of Tathastu Resorts, in response to the announcement.
“Gilhari,” a multi-cuisine restaurant inspired by the Indian giant squirrel, and a bar with a natural motif serve as the resort’s main dining establishments.
Through guided safaris, visitors can see tigers, leopards, sloth bears, and a variety of birds while exploring Satpura. Additionally, the resort provides carefully chosen activities like riverfront sundowners, jungle treks, and wellness treatments, including therapies by spa specialists who are blind or visually impaired.
In order to meet the growing demand for immersive, experience-led wildlife tourism, Tathastu Resorts has expanded its presence throughout India’s top tiger sanctuaries.
