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Sher Bagh Resort
Ranthambore, Code
No- AT-RJ 68
Ranthambhore
in the state of Rajasthan is one finest places in the world to see wild
tigers. Its name comes from the vast fort, a citadel in the middle of
the forest. The fort was in existence in the 8th century and the area
around is littered with ruins: lake palaces, ancient step wells,
cupolas, guard posts, temples and memorial stones, all bear witness to
Ranthambhore's varied and fascinating history. Emperor Akbar fought a
battle here for the control of the fort in the 16th century. An
18th century traveller described the fort as being famous throughout
India, well protected, completely inacessible, concealed in mountainous
regions where the ridges were high and surrounded the entire fort,
leaving only the thick forest gorges below as entrances and exists which
could be defended. Today this tract of land has another ruler: the tiger
haunts the narrow gorges of the fort and has even been known to venture
atop it.
By
the turn of the century the Ranthambhore forests had become the private
hunting reserves of the Maharajas of Jaipur. Hunting was banned in 1971
and a few years later, Project Tiger was launched. Few knew then that
Ranthambhore would become the finest tiger habitat in the
world
| CONCEPT
OF THE CAMP |
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Forest friendly camps was incorporated in July 2000 as a private limited
company to promote eco friendly tourism. Sher Bagh is the first camp and
is situated on the periphery of the Ranthambhore National Park. The premise of the company was based on the need to conserve the delicate
balance between man and nature and show, through example, how tourism can
be constructive and when necessary, controlled effectively.
We, from the urban environment, have forgotten how to relate to our
natural habitat, to respect and nurture it. Sher Bagh's endeavour is to
propagate, through interactions there, and the special experience, this
very important balance and its comprehension.
Sher
Bagh is situated at the edge of the Ranthambhore National Park in
Rajasthan. It's set amidst trees on a private estate, overlooking a valley
and along its northern periphery. It is a ten minute drive from the main
entrance of the reserve.
The camp consists of 12 luxurious bedroom tents with attached verandahs
and bathrooms, a dining tent, a cafe and lots of verdant spaces in which
to loll! Originally
designed for HH the Maharaja of Jodhpur at the turn of last century. These
tents were used on hunting expeditions. They also catered for an overflow
of guests at the palace and even for Vice Regal and Royal visits. Tented
cities used to spring up and provide extreme comfort even in the remotest
of locations. The
tents are custom made, raised on a concrete plith. The attached bathrooms
are permanent with running hot and cold water. There is 24 hour
electricity at the camp The bedrooms have all that you need from heaters
to hot water bottles. Jungle
ride - Guests will visit the park in a 20 seater vehicle or a jeep, both
of which we have re-fitted and furbished for comfort and good viewing. Our
trackers are from families who have known the jungle and its animals for
generations. They have keen ears and sharp eyes. They will be your guides.
| Around - Place of interest |
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The
magnificent 10th century Ranthambhore Fort situated within the National
Park. It has one of the country's most important temples of Lord Ganesha
as well as picturesque Mughal and Rajput palaces.
Pali Ghat. A ideal place for boating and a picnic lunch on the
banks of Chambal River
A visit to various field projects like a forestation, dairy development
and Medicare being undertaken by the Ranthambhore Foundation, Prakratik
and other NGOs
Through
The Maharaja of Jodhpur's "Royal Camps" we can organize
and set up tented camps at any location in Rajasthan as per your
requirements.
Other wildlife destinations in Rajasthan where we could set up set up
Sher Bagh Royal Camp are:
"Keoladeo Ghana" Bharatpur
Bird Sanctuary, District Bharatpur, Sariska
Tiger Reserve, District Alwar
| DINING
TENT |
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The dining experience is carefully crafted.
Hot, early morning tea before the jungle ride, served to you either in your
tent or at the remains of the last night's campfire.
Full English breakfast from fruit, muesli to eggs. Cheese, sprouts, breads
and yogurt.
Lunch is Continental starting Soup, pastas, chicken or meat and salads.
Dinner is lightly spiced local food - lentils, rice, vegetables and chicken
or meat. Snacks are available on order through the day.
| SERVICES |
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- 12 luxury double
bedroom tents with verandahs , En
suite bathrooms with running hot & cold water , Bar
Cafe , Dining
Tent , Room
Service , Lounge
verandah & reading room, Ayurvedic
Massage , PUGMARK
- the Sher Bagh boutique, Telephone
and fax, Resident
doctor and hospital 3 kms away, Helipad,
Transfers to &
from helipad & railway station
- Special evening
and talks with conservationists who have dedicated their lives
to Ranthambhore and its animals.
| LUXURY
TENTS (as per the American Plan) |
| Single
Occupancy |
$120
+ applicable taxes |
| Double
Occupancy |
$
150 + applicable taxes |
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includes:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Morning and Afternoon tea,
transfer to and from the Railway Station/Helipad.
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| Jungle
Safari |
| Jeep
"Gypsy" (seats 4) |
$
55 per jeep/per safari |
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includes:
Individual entry fees for 4 people, Jeep entry fees,
Jeep hire and driver's fees and guide (optional).
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| "Canter"
(seats 20) |
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This
includes: 1 seat on the Canter and 1 individual entry fees
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Note:
There are 2 safaris each day.General timings (subject to change)
are: Morning: 0630 hrs to 0930 hrs; Afternoon: 1500
hrs to 1800 hrs.
| LUXURY
TENTS (as per the American Plan) 1 October 2002 to 31 March
2003 |
| Single
Occupancy |
$160
+ applicable taxes |
| Double
Occupancy |
$
180 + applicable taxes |
| This
includes: Breakfast,
Lunch, Dinner, Morning and Afternoon tea, transfer to and
from the Railway Station/Helipad. |
| Jungle
Safari |
| Jeep
"Gypsy" (seats 4) |
$
55 per jeep/per safari |
| This
includes: Individual
entry fees for 4 people, Jeep entry fees, Jeep hire and driver's
fees and guide (optional). |
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Note:
There are 2 safaris each day. General timings (subject to
change) are: Morning: 0630 hrs to 0930 hrs; Afternoon: 1500
hrs to 1800 hrs. *Tariffs are subject to change They DO
NOT accept Credit Cards
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