Camping At Khodri Cave

Quick Info:

• Activity Location: Amarkantaka
• Activity Timings:

About Amarkantaka:

• Numerous ayurvedic plants are thought to possess life-giving virtues are found in Amarkantaka. The Siddhas and Gandharvas are supposed to obey Amarkantak's holy mountain .
• This Jungle Camp stay is connected by a rail route that leads you there via clumps of native flora and verdant surroundings.A rail line connects this Jungle Camp lodging.

About the Activity:

• Enjoy Night tenting at Khouri, Amarkantak with your beloved at the side of Outdoor sports, and enjoy trekking.
• This activity is hooked up thru a rail course surrounded by the aid of using clusters of herbal plants and lush greenery all around will take you in the direction of the Jungle Camp.
• A certified trainer cum guide will accompany you to provide you with the best guidance that you might need during trekking. 
• Amarkantak is Situated at an altitude of 1000m, trekking with your cherished one will be the best thing to do to feel the enthusiasm. 
• Three rivers - the holy Narmada, the Sone, and the Johila - merge here, feel the serene ambiance amidst nature. 
• The camp additionally has many sports like Zipline, Burma Bridge, rifle shooting, archery, Commando Bridge, etc  participate and enjoy every activity. 

 Stay:

• Comfortable Camping Tents on double sharing basis, that comes at the side of built washrooms.
• The camp has a tenting ability of 20 people.

Know before you go Camping At Khodri Cave:

• Bring fundamental things to accomodate in the Camping at Khodri Cave.
• No valuable things like Jewelry items, laptops, iPad, etc are allowed. Universal Adventures is not responsible for your belongings.
• The schedule for camping at Khodri cave is subject to alteration. We inform us the affordable schedule to our visitors.
• Bathing alongside the River bed is not applicable. Several factors determine bathing alongside like river flow, climate, depth of the river, etc.
• Alcohol consumption is not allowed. 
• Avoid disposing of plastics into and alongside the riverbed.