Sterling Holiday Resorts Limited (SHRL) has announced the opening of Sterling Bandhavgarh in Madhya Pradesh, strengthening its presence across Central India's leading wildlife destinations and adding another distinctive forest experience to its growing wilderness portfolio.
Expanding Wilderness Portfolio
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Sterling now has resorts across 15 wildlife destinations in India.
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Bandhavgarh has been added as a key destination in its growing wilderness travel portfolio.
Prime Location
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Located in Tala village, around 2.5 km from Tala Gate of Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve.
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Provides easy access to safari zones including Tala, Magadhi and Khitauli.
Accommodation
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Features 26 rooms across four categories:
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Machan Suites
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Courtyard Rooms with Balconies
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Safari Tents with Private Sit-outs
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Forest Rooms
Experiences on Offer
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Wildlife safaris and tiger sightings.
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Birdwatching, nature trails, cycling and village walks.
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Exploration of Bandhavgarh Fort and other heritage attractions.
Dining Highlights
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Restaurant The Sal showcases Baghelkhand cuisine.
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Signature regional dishes include:
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Birra ki Roti
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Saal Patta Murgh
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Baans Mein Pakaya Chawal
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Kumhde ki Kheer
Management View
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Sterling said Bandhavgarh offers a unique combination of wildlife, heritage, culture and local cuisine.
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The company aims to create richer wilderness experiences beyond traditional safari tourism.
Future Tourism Potential
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The resort complements Sterling's presence in Kanha, enabling combined Bandhavgarh-Kanha wildlife journeys.
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Supports Sterling's strategy of building connected forest and nature travel experiences across India.
Key Takeaway
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Sterling Bandhavgarh expands the company's wildlife tourism footprint with a 26-room resort near Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, offering a blend of safari experiences, heritage exploration, regional cuisine, and nature-based activities.
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