Location
Kanha National Park, India

Singinawa Jungle Lodge offers all the comforts of a world-class resort within the wild environs of India's tiger heartland. The lodge name reflects its practice of the Sherpa philosophy of singinawa—protection of the sacred forest—while working closely with the local communities on conservation. The lodge is situated within 55 acres of undisturbed jungle punctuated with open grasslands and striking rock outcrops. The Tannaur River provides year-round fresh water. Accommodations are in 12 charming stone and slate cottages decorated in crisp white hues accented by traditional, colorful sari fabric designs, bright rugs and intricate carved wood furniture. All feature a large bedroom, en suite facilities with double vanity and rain shower, air conditioning, fireplace, mini bar and private veranda, offering secluded environs for relaxing. A large free-form swimming pool offers refreshment between wildlife drives, and the estate also houses the Kanha Museum of Life and Art, a museum of tribal art that showcases the indigenous Gond and Baiga artisans and their labors of love