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The joy of an unplanned night safari in Bandhavgarh!

Nestled in the lap of Madhya Pradesh, Bandhavgarh is a place that resonates with wilderness and wonder. Known for hosting the highest tiger population in the country, this destination has been on my bucket list for as long as I can remember. Last week, I finally got the opportunity to visit Bandhavgarh, albeit on a work trip. Despite a packed schedule, Bandhavgarh gifted us unforgettable experiences, creating cherished memories that will stay with me forever! A beautiful gond art at the wall of Vanraj Homestay, Rancha Village, Umaria A Cozy Retreat at MPT White Tiger Resort Our stay was at the charming MPT White Tiger Resort, Bandhavgarh, which felt like a warm embrace after a long day. From the back of the resort, I could see the Charan Ganga flowing gracefully, its clear waters glinting under the sun. It’s fascinating to think that this serene river originates deep within the Bandhavgarh forest, carrying with it whispers of the wild. Sitting by the river, I found a rare moment of pea...

My Three Days with the People of Jhabua: A Journey into Art, Tradition, and Warmth

Idols of the Bhil deity, Baba Pithora The past few months have been a whirlwind of truly authentic experiences, with one event, in particular, changing everything for me—a spontaneous trip to Jhabua. This was also my first solo journey, and if you’re wondering why I chose Jhabua, I promise you’ll get the answer to this by the end of this blog. I'll also take this opportunity to apologize for my absence to the select few who genuinely check up on my website for some new reads regularly. Thank you for your patience and for waiting while I gathered stories worth sharing—I’ll strive to be more consistent from here on. For now, I hope you enjoy this journey through my time in Jhabua and the incredible people who made it unforgettable. Nestled amidst the vibrant landscape of Madhya Pradesh lies Jhabua, a district celebrated for its unique heritage and the heartwarming hospitality of its people, predominantly the Bhil tribe. My recent three-day tour here not only allowed me to explore the...