A six-room wildlife lodge in the forests of Tadoba.
Unfenced, intimate and surrounded by wilderness, tigress@ghosri is our home in Tadoba, shaped by more than two decades of living with, studying and conserving this remarkable forest.
Today, we share it with a small number of guests who come to experience Tadoba a little differently.
A LITTLE LODGE IN A VERY WILD PLACE
tigress@ghosri sits within the buffer landscape of Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve, surrounded by bamboo, teak and the sounds of the forest.
There are just six rooms across our Villa and Neem Cottage. Keeping our home small means the experience stays quiet, personal and close to the wilderness around us.
And the wilderness comes to us, right beside the Villa are our two waterholes, which we call our Tiger Takas.
Every day, they draw wild visitors from the surrounding forest. Chital, sambar, wild boar, birds and other wildlife regularly stop by for a drink, while our camera traps occasionally reveal some of Tadoba’s more elusive residents.
Guests often do not need to leave tigress@ghosri to have a wildlife experience.
Spend your mornings on safari, your afternoons under the trees or beside the pool, and your evenings watching the forest settle around you.
Here, the wilderness does not end at the park gate.