Tathastu Resorts expands with 5th new wildlife retreat in Satpura
Tathastu Satpura
The newly launched retreat features 34 villa rooms and 5 exclusive pool suites, along with other amenities like private verandas and forest-facing spaces
Tathastu Resorts has announced the launch of ‘Tathastu Satpura’, its newest wilderness retreat located at Satpura Tiger Reserve in Madhya Pradesh. With this opening, the hospitality group expands its footprint across India’s wildlife destinations, adding Satpura as the fifth property in its growing portfolio of jungle resorts, after Pench, Kanha, Tadoba, and Bandhavgarh.
The newly launched retreat features 34 villa rooms and 5 exclusive pool suites, along with other amenities like private verandas and forest-facing spaces. Dining at the resort is centred around ‘Gilhari’, the property’s squirrel-inspired multi-cuisine restaurant serving a diverse range of Indian and international flavours. The name is a tribute to the Indian Giant Squirrel found in the region and is also the official Mascot of the Satpura Tiger Reserve.
Beyond safaris, the resort offers a range of recreational and nature-based experiences, including jungle walks, riverside sundowners, pottery sessions, reflexology walks, and much more. As part of its social initiative, Tathastu Satpura also has a team of visually impaired spa therapists who offer therapeutic massages at the resort.
“Hidden quietly in the heart of Madhya Pradesh lies a destination that offers something far more peaceful, raw and authentic – Satpura. Often overlooked, this forest region is a paradise for nature lovers, wildlife enthusiasts and travellers seeking calm, away from crowded tourist circuits. At its core is Satpura Tiger Reserve, one of India’s most underrated yet rewarding wildlife destinations, known for its rich biodiversity and remarkably tranquil safari experience where visitors can truly listen to the forest. With the launch of Tathastu Satpura, we aim to create a stay that complements the spirit of this landscape, immersive, intimate and deeply connected to the wilderness,” said Anil Agarwala, Managing Director, Tathastu Resorts.
