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Jamtara Wilderness Camp

Pench, Madhya Pradesh, India · Independent · Core Luxury

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This ten-tent camp beside Pench National Park, the forest that fed Kipling's Jungle Book, is taken apart every May and rebuilt in late September so the monsoon jungle can reclaim the site. Amit Sankhala, grandson of Project Tiger director Kailash Sankhala, opened it in 2015 among Arjuna trees and an ancient banyan on a dry riverbed. Guests can sleep on a star-bed machaan under mosquito netting after tiger drives through the Jamtara gate.

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History

Jamtara Wilderness Camp is a ten-tent seasonal camp in Jamtara village beside Pench National Park, Madhya Pradesh. Amit Sankhala, grandson of Project Tiger director Kailash Sankhala, opened it in 2015 among Arjuna trees and an ancient banyan on a dry riverbed. The camp is dismantled each May and rebuilt in late September so the monsoon forest can reclaim the site; guests reach Pench through the quieter Jamtara gate.

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