Tala Camp, District Umaria, Madhya Pradesh, India
TALA CAMP
BANDHAVGARH
Tala Camp is built like Colonial Dak Bungalows, where Indian Jungles were explored and written about. The legendry conservationists writers like Forsyth, Brander, Corbett and Anderson stayed in those bungalows and enriched Indian wildlife literature with their experiences. Our guests can have the similar experience while staying at Tala Camp.
Tariff - Plan Offered
Tata Camp, Bandhavgarh
Standard Room
Standard Room
For 2 Adults
Double Bed, 24-hour Room Service, 24-hour Housekeeping, Chair, Centre Table, Fan
About
Bandhavgarh
The erstwhile hunting ground of the Rewa State, Bandhavgarh was declared a national park in 1968, due to the efforts made by Maharaja Martand Singh of Rewa. In the beginning, the total area of Bandhavgarh was 105 sq km comprising today’s Tala Zone. There were several villages inside Bandhavgarh in those days like Gopalpur and Bathhan. Gradually things improved and today Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve is spread over 1536 sq km including core and buffer areas.
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