Tucked away on the tranquil outskirts of Jagdalpur, the vibrant capital of Bastar, lies the Bastar Jungle Resort (BJR) — a retreat that blends modern comfort with forest serenity. Located at Kurandi, just where the dense sal and teak forests begin, BJR stands as a gateway to Bastar's wilderness, tribal culture, and legendary hospitality.
Spread across lush greenery with natural ponds and village views, the resort offers guests a true Bastar experience — simple, soulful, and deeply connected to nature.
Built in traditional Chhattisgarhi architectural style, the eco-cottages and tents are designed to harmonize with the landscape, using local materials like bamboo, mud plaster, and clay tiles — blending authenticity with modern amenities.
At BJR, every sunrise brings the song of birds, and every evening melts into the glow of lanterns and laughter.
Nestled within the sprawling 10-acre campus of Kanker Palace, the KP Cottages offer a tranquil retreat that beautifully blends royal heritage with natural charm. Set amidst lush gardens, fruit orchards, and the gentle sounds of birds and rustling trees, these cottages provide guests with a unique experience of comfort, culture, and countryside serenity — all within the royal premises.
Nestled in the quiet town of Kanker, in the heart of Chhattisgarh, stands a palace that seems to whisper stories of a bygone era — the Kanker Palace Heritage.
Long ago, when this land was still part of the princely states of India, a royal residence called Radhanivas Bagicha was built here. In 1937, it was lovingly rebuilt into the graceful white palace that stands today — a fine blend of colonial architecture and Indian elegance. During the British Raj, it even served as the residence of the British Agent, and later, it became the ancestral home of the Royal Family of Kanker.