The Wild. The Hills. The Stories
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New in the Wild & Hills
At Red Coral, nature has always been our compass — whether in the stillness of the mountains, the call of the forests, or the quiet corners where wilderness thrives. Our portfolio has grown around this love for places where the land leads the way.
Which is why this moment feels special. Baghtola in Bandhavgarh, already part of Red Coral, now welcomes Founders’ Camp alongside its original six tents. We are also delighted to share three new additions: Sariska Lodge in Sariska, Bijapur Lodge in Jawai’s leopard country, and Parvada Bungalows in the soulful hills of Kumaon.
More places to pause, listen, and let nature take over — just the way we’ve always believed travel should be.
Bagh Tola – Founders’ Camp (Bandhavgarh)
Bagh Tola : Wilderness Experience That Dreams Are Made Of
Already a trusted name in Bandhavgarh, Bagh Tola now expands with Founders’ Camp — four elevated luxury tent suites of ~1,000 sq ft each, set within a 40-acre wild patch. An intimate cocoon in tiger country, Founders’ Camp offers indulgent comforts alongside untamed nature, from temperature-controlled pools and heated flooring to the quiet luxury of dedicated butler service.
Exceptional cuisine and the expertise of four in-house naturalists, who bring the forest alive on every trail, complete this rare expression of wilderness luxury.
Where: Bandhavgarh National Park, Madhya Pradesh
Stay: 10 tents in total — 6 classic safari tents + 4 new ~1,000 sq ft luxury tent suites at Founders’ Camp
Experience: Safaris across Tala, Magadhi & Khitauli zones, plus private guided trails within the wild patch
Why go: Pure, private wilderness — wrapped in unashamed luxury
Sariska Lodge – Sariska
Sariska Lodge: A Wild Haven at the Edge of the Forest
A brand-new chapter led by owner Anand Shekhawat and GM Mukesh Sharma (both remembered for their Aman days), Sariska Lodge reintroduces one of India’s oldest sanctuaries in a fresh way. Think leopards, hyenas, tigers, exceptional birdlife and landscapes steeped in history — perfectly connected to Delhi, Jaipur, Agra, and Ranthambore. Their vision transforms Sariska into more than a safari — it is heritage, hospitality, and the wild woven together.
Where: Sariska National Park, Rajasthan— perfectly connected to Delhi, Jaipur, Agra & Ranthambore
Led by: Anand Shekhawat & Mukesh Sharma
Stay: 10 Suites ( 8 Units ): 2 Fort Suites, 4 Mountain Suites, and 2 Pool Suites (each with two bedrooms)
Experience: Leopards, Tigers, Hyenas, Birdlife , and more; with heritage add-ons like Bhangarh Fort & Neelkanth Temples
Why go: A new chapter in one of India’s oldest sanctuaries, blending wildlife, heritage, and warm Rajasthani hospitality.
Bijapur Lodge – Jawai
Bijapur Lodge: Where Leopards Roam, Stories Unfold
Happily back in the Red Coral family, Bijapur Lodge brings Jawai’s raw beauty into focus. Set in the land of leopards, it offers a stay where wilderness, pastoral life, and dramatic granite hills come together. Run by Devendra Singh and Vikramaditya Singh (both well-known in the trade and also partners at the lodge), Bijapur balances authentic safari experiences with cultural immersion — reminding us that Jawai is as much about its people and traditions as it is about its leopards.
Where: Jawai, Rajasthan — in the heart of leopard country
Stay: 6 spacious suites opening into a central courtyard, with a pool and lounge areas just outside for relaxed indoor–outdoor living.
Experience: Leopard tracking, birding, granite hill walks, forest hikes, local culture, tribes and community interaction
Why go: A wild Jawai escape of leopards, avian wonders, local tribes, forest walks, sundowners, and sweeping landscapes
Parvada Bungalows – Mukteshwar, Kumaon
Parvada: Slow Living in the Soul of Kumaon
The newest gem in our Himalayan collection, Parvada in Mukteshwar is all about slow, soulful living in the hills. Hosted by Rina and Avijit Chaturvedi, the retreat offers just 7 rooms across three units — Wild Fig Villa and the Pine and Oak cottages — designed for warmth, privacy, and quiet comfort.
Days here unfold gently: yoga in the crisp mountain air, orchard and forest walks, and trails that lead to hidden temples and village hamlets. Culinary sessions with the hosts, fireside conversations, and seasonal foraging make food as much an experience as a meal. The library corner invites you into the world of literature, while interactions with the local community bring Kumaoni traditions alive. This is a stay where you don’t just see Kumaon — you live it.
Where: Mukteshwar, Kumaon, Uttarakhand
Stay: 7 rooms across three units — Wild Fig Villa (3 duplex suites) + Pine Cottage + Oak Cottage
Experience: Yoga in the hills, forest and orchard walks, temple and village trails, literature and fireside sessions, local community interactions & culinary experiences with estate-grown produce
Why go: A soulful retreat where slow living, culture, and nature deepen your connection to the Himalayas
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