Indian safari will compete with the African
The largest Asian network of hotels Taj Hotels Resorts in conjunction with the African leader in ecotourism – the company CC Africa – open Safari resorts in India.
According to organizers, the beauty of Indian nature as good as African: all loggia will be located on the borders of the known world reserves, where lives tigers, elephants, buffaloes and monkeys.
The first hotel chains – Mahua Kothi – built in the Bandhavgarh National Park. Mahua Kothi has 12 bungalows and is the highest level of service. There are a swimming pool, Ayurvedic cuisine restaurant, spa room, yoga courses and, of course, a wide range of eco-trip: from travel to the reserve by jeep to ride on an elephant.
The second hotel, Baghvan, located in the Park Pench: where tourists can see the Bengal tiger, as well as beautiful rare flowers. The cost of living in both loggias – $ 600 per day. Before the end of the year, Taj Hotels CC Africa are planning to open two more in the hotel’s largest reserves of India, said at the company’s website.