At Infinity Resorts Kanha, we take the meaning of luxury, comfort and service to an whole different level. Located adjacent to Kanha Tiger Reserve, the resort presents the beautiful jungles made famous by Rudyard Kipling’s Jungle Book. Keep your eyes open for Sher Khan and Bhaloo on the jungle safaris and return to a resort with a standard of food,service and accommodation that it difficult to match.

Nestled on a sloping hillock, amidst thick Mahua and Mango trees, bamboo and shrubs, Infinity Resorts is built on 24 acres of lush green forest and grassland. This luxurious wildlife resort in Kanha, consists of 9 tented cottages and 10 villas, a reception building painted in the traditional light-blue colour reminscent of a Gond dwelling and the huge Main Clubhouse building, with its red terracotta slopping roof, khaki walls and ethnic design blends perfectly into the natural surroundings.

19 tented accommodations in Kanha of 800 square feet each and of hexagonal shape, houses the bedroom, en-suite bath and a sit out deck. The luxurious and spacious bedrooms allow guests to indulge in the vibe of living like a nomad in the era of bygone days. Large panels of windows provide the feeling of being close to nature. Tribal paintings decorate the external wall while framed pictures of the various tribes of India are found on the interior walls.Completing the artisanal work are the inner linings of the tented ceiling - block printed with patterned Tigers.

Elevated and located at the centre of the resort, it is indeed the jewel on the crown. The 44-seater restaurant serves a selection of North and South Indian food, alternating with Chinese or Continental cuisines daily. Guests will be spoilt for choice and can enjoy the fantastic spread from our buffet or order à la carte meals for people with special diets. The architecture and interior decor are reminiscence of old colonial forest bungalows, and we feature both indoor, outdoor and poolside seating.

Part of the Satpura-Maikal Hills in Madhya Pradesh, Kanha National Park is spread over 940 sq km of dense Sal forest and Bamboo groves interspersed with the huge meadows. Kanha National Park forms the core area of the larger Kanha Tiger Reserve that is spread over 1945 sq km and was created in 1974 under Project Tiger. Kanha’s topography and geology together give Kanha the habitat richness and biodiversity. The range of elevation is 450m to 900m. The bauxite-capped hills sport extensive plateau regions, locally called as dadar, which carry extensive grasslands with only sparse tree growth.

In the 1930s, Kanha area was divided into two sanctuaries, Hallon (250 sq km) and Banjar (300 sq km). In 1955, through a special legislation, 249 sq km of Kanha Valley was declared as a National Park. Subsequently, other areas were added to the Park and finally under the Project Tiger an area of 1945 sq km was declared as a National Park. Since then, several conservation programmes have been implemented in Kanha for its diverse flora and fauna. As a result, Kanha is considered one of the best and the finest wildlife areas of India.