Pashan Garh, A Taj Safari Lodge - Panna National Park
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1 room, 2 adults, 0 children
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Pashan Garh, A Taj Safari Lodge - Panna National Park
Pashan Garh, Panna National Park Amanganj Road, Panna, Madhya Pradesh, India
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Taj Safaris%u2019 new jungle safari lodge comprises a cluster of stone cottages huddled atop a small hill, with magnificent views over the forest and a large nearby waterhole, which has been host to numerous tiger and resident antelope sightings.Show More
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Taj Safaris%u2019 new jungle safari lodge comprises a cluster of stone cottages huddled atop a small hill, with magnificent views over the forest and a large nearby waterhole, which has been host to numerous tiger and resident antelope sightings.
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Surroundings
Airport: Khajuraho Airport
(46.3 km)
Landmarks: Dipo Panna
(2.4 km)
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Luxury Cottage King Bed With Private Sit Out
1 King bed
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Check-in and Check-out Times
Check-in: After 14:00
Check-out: Before 12:00
Property Description
- Opened: 2008
- Number of Rooms: 12
Taj Safaris%u2019 new jungle safari lodge comprises a cluster of stone cottages huddled atop a small hill, with magnificent views over the forest and a large nearby waterhole, which has been host to numerous tiger and resident antelope sightings.
This lodge draws inspiration from the dry-packed stone houses of the Panna region. These houses differ from other Madhya Pradesh styles, with dramatic roofs constructed from massive slabs of irregularly shaped slate. The guest areas celebrate Haveli design, with a spacious central courtyard. The interiors are a contemporary mix of chocolate linens, block-printed black silks, celadon cottons and cotton lace chandeliers. A strong motif throughout the lodge is the motif of the crocodile, which inhabits the nearby Ken River. Although the structures are rough, chunky and stony, the interiors are sleek and sexy.
This lodge draws inspiration from the dry-packed stone houses of the Panna region. These houses differ from other Madhya Pradesh styles, with dramatic roofs constructed from massive slabs of irregularly shaped slate. The guest areas celebrate Haveli design, with a spacious central courtyard. The interiors are a contemporary mix of chocolate linens, block-printed black silks, celadon cottons and cotton lace chandeliers. A strong motif throughout the lodge is the motif of the crocodile, which inhabits the nearby Ken River. Although the structures are rough, chunky and stony, the interiors are sleek and sexy.