Hands-on farming, farm-to-fork experiences, and ecological discovery — an authentic rural experience between wildlife safaris.
Authentic tribal experiences performed by local artists from Khutwanda and neighboring villages.
A typical day on the farm — woven between safari drives, meals, and quiet time.
Light cotton or linen for daytime, a jacket for evenings, sturdy shoes with grip for farm paths, a wide-brimmed hat, and flip-flops for inside the dome. Bring mosquito repellent, high SPF sunscreen, polarized sunglasses, and a proper torch with spare batteries. Don't forget your prescription meds, hand sanitizer, a refillable water bottle, a power bank, and your favourite toiletries — we provide basics, but you know what your skin likes.
Farm paths are natural and uneven — walk slow. A walking stick is available at the farm if you want one, no judgement. The ground underfoot is real earth, not pavement. That is kind of the point.
Only Jio works, and it is intermittent. Bring a book. The farm is a good place to disconnect on purpose.
Mosquitoes come out at sunset — use repellent. The Vidarbha sun does not negotiate, so high SPF sunscreen is non-negotiable. Fresh filtered water is available in every dome. Keep a bottle with you.
The food is grown here — right next door. Hydroponic greens, soil beds, stone-ground masalas, slow-simmered dals, and recipes rooted in the traditions of Vidarbha. You can even pick your own salad basket for lunch.
Living soil walks, bio-input workshops, seed-to-sowing sessions, drip irrigation tours, turmeric processing demos, chulha cooking classes, pick-your-own baskets, and seasonal harvest celebrations. Activities rotate daily.
Absolutely. Most activities are hands-on and designed for guests. You can pot a sapling, brew Jeevamrut, sow heirloom seeds, or pick vegetables for your meal. No experience needed — just curiosity.
Gond tribal dance and drumming around the fire pit, dot-and-line art workshops with natural pigments, forest-fringe foraging walks with tribal elders, and traditional bamboo bow archery with village games.
Wake at 5:15 for safari departure or sunrise birding. Brunch at 10. Agro-workshop at 11:30. Afternoon safari or hands-on rural session. Sundowner at 18:30. Tribal dance at 19:30. Open-air dinner and stargazing from 20:30.
Need anything? Call or message us anytime at +91 78272 19329. We reply within 24 hours. Enjoy the quiet, the green, the stars — and if you are lucky, a tiger or two.
Watch the sunset from the dome, wander through the vegetable patches, or do absolutely nothing. This is your time — we will not judge. Need anything? Call or message us anytime at +91 78272 19329.