Svasara Lodges

Svasara Lodges Safari Lodges rooted in conservation • Naturalist-guided immersions • Local crafts, cuisine & community
Tadoba | Satpura (Opening Oct ’26)
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SVASARA JUNGLE LODGE
The award-winning Svasara Jungle Lodge is the premier luxury destination at Tadoba Tiger Reserve in the Vidarbha Region of Maharashtra, Central India. An upscale jungle eco-lodge set over a sprawling 10-acres, the Lodge offers beautiful views of the Tadoba hills and the forest. At Svasara, you experience an indigenous jungle with uniquely designed guest areas from the outside

, while inside the lodge you relax in the comfort of elegant luxury set in safari chic interiors. TADOBA-ANDHARI TIGER RESERVE
Tadoba is spread over 625 square kilometres and enjoys one of the highest densities of Tigers in the wild! The park has a rich biodiversity, including the large 300-acre Tadoba Lake and beautiful dry-deciduous forests of bamboo and teak spread over rolling hills and plateaus. Other species such as leopard, wild dog, sloth bear, gaur (Indian bison), chital (spotted deer), nilgai (blue bull), sambar, etc. are all found across the park. The park is also a popular birding destination, and over 195 species of birds can be spotted here. The park is CLOSED on Tuesdays. THE LODGE LOCATION
Svasara is a stone’s throw from Tadoba’s Kolara Gate—any closer and it would be inside! The Lodge is 100 kilometres (2-hours driving distance) from the city of Nagpur, Maharashtra. Closest airport is Nagpur and closest rail stations are Warora (51 kilometres), Chandrapur (90 kilometres) and Nagpur. Coordinates are 20.396526 N 79.362316 E. ACCOMMODATION & FACILITIES
Svasara Lodge has 12 spacious luxurious suites with all the modern amenities like air conditioners, 24-hour hot & cold water, full power backup, in-room safe locker, fridge, tea/coffee maker, satellite TV, private sitting courtyard, and more. Svasara provides old-world hospitality with personalized care—be it safety with doctor-on-call, or laundry, or inter-connected rooms with king & twin beds especially suited for families. DINING AT SVASARA
We have delectable and diverse cuisines made using the freshest ingredients from Svasara's own small organic farm or local farms, and with the utmost regard to food safety standards. Meals are served either at our inviting and comfortable indoor dining hall or at “The Teakhouse” at Svasara: a unique open-air pavilion that encompasses Svasara’s Outdoor Dining in the Vegetable Garden, Open-Air Cinema & Conservation Centre, an Outdoor Tandoor (fire pit) & Bonfire setting for evenings for evenings under the stars. ACTIVITIES
Our Jeep Safaris (in our own custom-fitted jeeps) and Nature Walks with our own Naturalists in one of the best wild Tiger habitats make for an unforgettable safari holiday! Safaris are offered twice a day, morning and evening. Distinctively designed guest areas like—Outdoor Dining in the Vegetable Farm, Evening Campfires, Open Air Jungle Cinema, Safari Shop & Library, and Solitude Corner overlooking the Waterhole—fill up time in-between jungle safaris and rejuvenate the soul. Nearby excursions to historical sites, temples, and local attractions may also be organized on request. CONSERVATION
We are a conservation work in progress on a land devastated by intensive farming and overgrazing, and are bringing back a sanctuary of indigenous jungle trees and plants experienced through our walk-through nursery. Water is provided from our environmentally-friendly (and regularly tested) sewage & water treatment plant and rainwater harvesting. We consciously engage in green practices in the running and management of our lodge. We employ staff from nearby villages to encourage local community development and support local initiatives. We are an active member of "TOFT", Travel Operators for Tigers, a unique international campaign advocating & supporting responsible tourism. We invite you to post and share your likes, comments, queries, experiences, and photos with us.....and of course plan a visit to Svasara Jungle Lodge at Tadoba for an unforgettable jungle safari holiday!

The indoor dining room at Svasara, Tadoba is a warm, unhurried space for meals, conversation and stories from safaris!  ...
09/09/2026

The indoor dining room at Svasara, Tadoba is a warm, unhurried space for meals, conversation and stories from safaris!





Feat. Tawa Omelette Inspired by Goa’s Ros Omelette and the South Indian Karandi Omelette, our version has become one of ...
08/09/2026

Feat. Tawa Omelette

Inspired by Goa’s Ros Omelette and the South Indian Karandi Omelette, our version has become one of the most-loved breakfast dishes at Svasara Jungle Lodge, Tadoba.

A shallow-fried tomato omelette, tossed in a robust onion-tomato masala on a hot iron tawa, then finished with fresh coriander, lime oil and a dusting of Malvani masala.

Recipe & Pic sanjay Ramachandran Foodscapes Studio


A monsoon gift 💦💚During the rains, the forest comes alive in countless ways. Streams return, rocks glisten, grasses rise...
06/09/2026

A monsoon gift 💦💚

During the rains, the forest comes alive in countless ways. Streams return, rocks glisten, grasses rise and the forest floor bursts into new life. A reminder of how deeply the forest depends on the rhythm of the seasons!

Pic Dollar Ganguly
Post Ratika S. Ramchandran

To every teacher, human and in the wild who helps us understand the world a little better, thank you. 🌿Happy Teachers’ D...
05/09/2026

To every teacher, human and in the wild who helps us understand the world a little better, thank you. 🌿

Happy Teachers’ Day 🐾

Some of the reflective teachings from remarkable teachers of Tadoba:

The dhole teaches us the strength of community, cooperation and looking out for one another.

The butterfly teaches us transformation, resilience and the beauty of becoming.

The tiger teaches us patience, awareness and quiet confidence.

The langur teaches us the importance of social bonds, care and adaptability.

The bird teaches us freedom, perspective and the courage to find our own direction.

This Teachers’ Day, here’s to learning from every teacher, wherever we find them.

Pics Dollar Ganguly mad boy loaf
Post Ratika S. Ramchandran




LOBIA PHALI 🌿Across the farms, village markets and home kitchens of Chandrapur, lobia phali is a familiar sight — fresh,...
04/09/2026

LOBIA PHALI 🌿

Across the farms, village markets and home kitchens of Chandrapur, lobia phali is a familiar sight — fresh, abundant and deeply woven into the everyday food culture of the region.

At Svasara, we believe food is also a way of discovering a place, through its farms, its seasons and the kitchens that have cooked with these ingredients for generations.

And so, lobia phali finds its way into our kitchens in many forms, across Indian, Asian and Western preparations. From a simple stir-fry with regional Maharashtrian spices, to a raw papaya and string bean salad, or baked string beans, its fresh flavour and delicate texture lend themselves beautifully to each.

But sometimes, the simplest preparation remains the most comforting.

Aloo Phali Bhaji — fresh lobia phali and potatoes, simply cooked with local seasoning. Familiar, humble and unmistakably a taste of home.

A Cattle Egret in its striking breeding plumage at Mahadora Lake, Belara.Pic Dollar Ganguly
03/09/2026

A Cattle Egret in its striking breeding plumage at Mahadora Lake, Belara.

Pic Dollar Ganguly



A juvenile tiger quenching her thirst at a monsoon puddle in Belara. 🐅🌧️After searching for a glimpse of a tiger for alm...
02/09/2026

A juvenile tiger quenching her thirst at a monsoon puddle in Belara. 🐅🌧️

After searching for a glimpse of a tiger for almost an entire morning, this young individual appeared just a few minutes before we had to exit.

She seemed quite comfortable stepping into the open in front of us to drink, while her sibling remained hidden behind the bushes, choosing to keep a little more distance from the curious audience.

Sometimes, the best wildlife encounters are the ones that make you wait. 🌿

naturalist diaries Dollar Ganguly




01/09/2026

International Primate Day 🐒🌿

In Tadoba, the Northern Plains Grey Langur commonly known as the Grey Langur or Hanuman Langur is the most commonly seen primate, alongside the Rhesus Macaque, which is spotted occasionally in some areas.

Grey Langurs live in social groups, which may sometimes consist entirely of males, or of females with their young ones. Beyond their fascinating social lives, they play an important ecological role as seed dispersers and pollinators in the dry deciduous forests of Tadoba.

Come spring, they can often be seen feeding on the flowers of trees such as Palash, Mahua and Red Silk Cotton. As summer intensifies, their gatherings around waterholes become more frequent. They also spend more time on the ground searching for fruits and seeds, making them more vulnerable to terrestrial predators.

Spend enough time watching Grey Langurs and you’re almost guaranteed a few moments of laughter. Their expressive social behaviour, playful antics and occasional squabbles especially when the babies are around are endlessly entertaining!

Their beautiful whitish-grey coats, contrasting black faces, palms and feet, and those wonderfully expressive, innocent faces also make them a photographer’s delight.

On International Primate Day, we celebrate these fascinating inhabitants of Tadoba and the important role they play in keeping the forest thriving. 🌿🐒

Pic & Post Dollar Ganguly




Anyone else with a little nephophilia? ☁️{the love or fascination with clouds}Always looking up, always finding somethin...
31/08/2026

Anyone else with a little nephophilia? ☁️
{the love or fascination with clouds}

Always looking up, always finding something beautiful in the clouds!

Ending August on a cloudy note, but with hope for sunny skies ahead 🌤️



A tiny creature with a clever defence. 🐛🌿Tussock moth caterpillars are often recognised by the pale, fuzzy tufts of hair...
30/08/2026

A tiny creature with a clever defence. 🐛🌿

Tussock moth caterpillars are often recognised by the pale, fuzzy tufts of hair on their backs, known as a tussock. Far from being just ornamental, these hairy tufts help protect them from their natural predators.

Nature has its own ingenious ways of staying safe!

Pic mad boy loaf
Post Dollar Ganguly




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Svasara Jungle Lodge, Kolara Gate, Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve
Kolara
442903

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