Jungle Camps India Launches Sixth Wildlife Lodge – Kuno Jungle Camp in Madhya Pradesh

Jungle Camps India Limited has launched Kuno Jungle Camp, the sixth wildlife lodge in its portfolio. Formerly known as The Palpur Fort, the property is in Sheopur district near Kuno National Park, where the first cheetahs brought from Namibia under Project Cheetah were released in September 2022.

Location and Accommodation
- The camp is situated near Kuno National Park, famous for India's cheetah reintroduction programme.
- Accommodation options include:
- Premium Rooms with Balcony
- Executive Rooms

Focus on Wildlife Conservation
- Kuno National Park gained international attention following the release of cheetahs brought from Namibia in September 2022 under Project Cheetah.
- The camp aims to educate visitors about wildlife conservation, habitat management and human-wildlife coexistence.

Wildlife and Cultural Experiences
- Naturalist programmes will be led by Prabhir Patil.
- Experiences include:
- Wildlife and conservation interpretation.
- Performances by tribal artists.
- Bonfire evenings.
- Opportunities to learn about local communities and their traditions.
- Activities are subject to availability.

Community Engagement
- Jungle Camps India aims to create opportunities for nearby communities through employment, local sourcing and skills development.
- The initiative focuses on encouraging community participation in sustainable tourism.

Accessibility
- Tiktoli Safari Gate: 15-minute drive.
- Aehra Gate: Approximately 35 km (25 minutes).
- Gwalior Airport: Approximately 200 km (three hours by road).
- Sawai Madhopur (Ranthambore): Approximately 120 km (two hours).

Strengthening Wildlife Tourism
- Kuno Jungle Camp aims to combine wildlife tourism, conservation awareness and local cultural experiences.
- The property offers travellers an opportunity to explore the region's emerging cheetah tourism destination.