Sitamata sanctuary having anarea
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Private room
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1 Guests
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8+
Description
A day in the Jungle Sitamata sanctuary having an area of 423 square kms situated 40 kms from the hotel is an ideal spot for the wildlife lovers.Guests are taken in Hotel vehicles to spend the day in the jungle amidst scenic beauty of the forest and breathtaking water bodies.Packed lunch is provided.Guests may also opt to rest at forest guest house for few hours charges extra
After spending the day in the jungle guests are taken to the other side for spotting the flying squirrel.
Birds found about 130 variety of birds have been spotted at Sitamata little grebe,gray heron,pond heron,spoonbill,pintail,cotton yeal,spotbill,nukta etc
Other animals wild boar,pangolin,prcupine,fox,jungle cat,spotter wild deer,leopard etc.
Charges person
Jeep safari to survey the nearby villages and artisans a jeep safari is conducted ,wherein we take the guests to the surrounding villages and countryside.
Charges 400 person
Duration 1 hour
Cooking Class
The Space
- Style of Home: House
- Style of Room: Private room
- Max Occupancy: 16+ Guests
- Rooms: Studio
- Bathrooms: 8+
- Beds: 8+
- Check In: 12:00 PM
- Check Out: 11:00 AM
Amenities
House Rules
We expect the guests to interact d coordinate with us for any assistance they would need. We would request them to keep the rooms clean enough and use the dustbins and avoid breakage of any properties indoor and outdoor of our homestay.
Prices
About the Host, Tajesing
The importance of garh lies in its proximity to udaipur and Aravili foothills in Chittorgarh district. Garh situated at the border of mewar was the hub of opium cultivation collection during earlier times of Maharana regime. Forts Havelies were constructed by the solanki rajputs, who migrated to this region after the completion of wars with the Mughals across Rajasthan. Garh which was one of the state Jagir is now being run by in heriters of Rao Chandan Singh ji who was one of the Jagirdars of Mewar state. Garh is now a fast growing village having lush green forest around in the aravali foothills. Which turns into a hot picnic spot during whole year and thousands of tourists visit this region every year from fars wide across the country.
- Rajasthan, India
- Member since Jul 5, 2017
- Response rate: 100%
- Response time: Immediately