Taj Pashan Garh

Pashan Garh lodge has been built in the heart of a teak forest along the Ken River, spanning more than 70 hectares. This region is renowned for being home to one of India’s most important protected reserves: Panna National Park. Moreover, the lodge is ideally situated on the edge of the park to ensure you have unforgettable safari days within the park alongside experienced guides and aboard an open-topped 4x4 vehicle, tracking various animals such as leopards, hyenas, wolves, jackals, monkeys, reptiles, antelopes and more than 250 species of birds. For a day, you can also set off to explore the famous Khajuraho temples, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The lodge has only 12 cottages, all built of stone and inspired by local architecture, with interior decoration blending various materials such as marble, leather and raw stone. Each cottage has been carefully decorated with black and white canvases echoing the region's wildlife and other details referencing the erotic sculptures of the Khajuraho temple, located a few kilometres from the lodge. From your private veranda and gazebo, you can enjoy the breathtaking view of nature and a watering hole where you might be lucky enough to observe some animals coming to drink.