Stay 

Taj Banjaar Tola has 18 tented suites in two campsites. The tented suites are set on raised platforms with King Size bed with wide glass doors that open onto private deck overlooking the Banjaar River, offering panoramic views of the lush forest and grassy meadows. Raw timber furniture, canvas wardrobes, leather detailing and handcrafted furniture made from fallen trees and driftwood give a glamorous camping feel. Attached spacious bathroom has free standing bathtub with jungle view. 

ChildCare 

Children are welcome to stay at Taj Banjaar Tola. Although there are no specific facilities available for young children, the camp has specially trained staff to educate 6-12 kids about wildlife and its preservation. Babysitting can be arranged, on request.

Dine 

The day at Banjaar Tola Tented Camp starts with a lavish breakfast of local delicacies. Lunches often include a choice of salads, vegetables and meat dishes, followed by a fresh dessert. Dinner is generally served in the Banjaar Tola forest, lit by hundreds of lanterns, and accompanied by traditional dancing and singing. Fresh green salads with clay roasted chicken, while a thali dinner may feature a selection of regional dishes. Some evenings the lodge chef may invite guests to take part in an impromptu cooking lesson before dinner.

Safari 

Not surprisingly, activities at Banjaar Tola revolve around a safari with a primary aim of watching tigers, the largest cat species on the planet. There are several options for transportation, including Land Cruisers, walking safaris, or elephant rides. Safaris are conducted at dawn and dusk, which are often the optimal times to spot the elusive creatures such as tiger, leopard, sloth bear, and the highly endangered hard-ground barasingha, a type of deer hunted nearly to extinction. Other more common species included the jackal, langur, wild pig, and barking deer.