Belghar Nature Camp
General information
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Ideal Duration:
1-2 DaysPlace Type:
Wildlife & StayEntry Fees:
Fees: Entry to the sanctuary area is 40 Rupees per person. Camera charges are extra at 100 Rupees. Room tariffs range from 3500 to 5000 Rupees including meals for a night's stay. ...Fees: Entry to the sanctuary area is 40 Rupees per person. Camera charges are extra at 100 Rupees. Room tariffs range from 3500 to 5000 Rupees including meals for a night's stay.Timing:
The check-in time is 12:00 PM and check-out is 10:00 AM. For day visitors, the sanctuary gates are open from 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Late entries are strictly prohibited due to wildlife. ...The check-in time is 12:00 PM and check-out is 10:00 AM. For day visitors, the sanctuary gates are open from 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Late entries are strictly prohibited due to wildlife.Special Events:
The Raja festival is celebrated with great fervor by the camp staff and locals in June. Traditional swings are tied to trees, and special pithas (rice cakes) are prepared. It is a celebration of the earth's fertility. ...The Raja festival is celebrated with great fervor by the camp staff and locals in June. Traditional swings are tied to trees, and special pithas (rice cakes) are prepared. It is a celebration of the earth's fertility.Best Photo Spots:
Photo Spots: The morning mist rolling over the wooden cottages is a classic shot. Close-up photos of the intricate tribal tattoos are culturally significant. The sunset view from the camp's edge looks over endless blue hills. ...Photo Spots: The morning mist rolling over the wooden cottages is a classic shot. Close-up photos of the intricate tribal tattoos are culturally significant. The sunset view from the camp's edge looks over endless blue hills.Photo Gallery
Things To Do
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Go on a guided forest safari to spot wild elephants. Participate in a bird-watching walk with a local naturalist. Visit the nearby tribal villages to learn about their ancient lifestyle. Enjoy a bonfire evening at the camp under a clear starry sky. Hike to the nearby waterfalls located within the sanctuary. Practice meditation in the serene wooden decks. Capture rare orchids during the flowering season. Learn about traditional medicinal plants from the guards. ...Go on a guided forest safari to spot wild elephants. Participate in a bird-watching walk with a local naturalist. Visit the nearby tribal villages to learn about their ancient lifestyle. Enjoy a bonfire evening at the camp under a clear starry sky. Hike to the nearby waterfalls located within the sanctuary. Practice meditation in the serene wooden decks. Capture rare orchids during the flowering season. Learn about traditional medicinal plants from the guards.
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Why Famous:
Famous: It is world-renowned as the home of the Kutia Kondh tribe, who are primitive forest dwellers. The sanctuary is also famous for its population of the Great Indian Hornbill and elephants. It is a premier destination for serious eco-tourists. ...Famous: It is world-renowned as the home of the Kutia Kondh tribe, who are primitive forest dwellers. The sanctuary is also famous for its population of the Great Indian Hornbill and elephants. It is a premier destination for serious eco-tourists. -
Architecture:
The camp consists of wooden cottages and luxury Swiss tents built on elevated platforms. The use of bamboo and local wood gives it an organic feel that blends with the forest. The dining hall is a large circular structure with a conical thatched roof. Dimensions of the camp area cover approximat...The camp consists of wooden cottages and luxury Swiss tents built on elevated platforms. The use of bamboo and local wood gives it an organic feel that blends with the forest. The dining hall is a large circular structure with a conical thatched roof. Dimensions of the camp area cover approximately 5 acres of forested land. -
How To Reach:
Reach: By Air, Bhubaneswar is 330 KM away. By Train, Muniguda is the nearest station (55 KM). By Road, the drive from Daringbadi takes about 3 hours through winding ghat roads. It is best to use a 4x4 or a sturdy SUV. ...Reach: By Air, Bhubaneswar is 330 KM away. By Train, Muniguda is the nearest station (55 KM). By Road, the drive from Daringbadi takes about 3 hours through winding ghat roads. It is best to use a 4x4 or a sturdy SUV. -
Weather and Best Time to Visit:
Best Time: November to March is ideal for wildlife sightings and pleasant weather. April and May are good for bird watching. Early mornings at 6:00 AM are the best time to see animals near the water holes. ...Best Time: November to March is ideal for wildlife sightings and pleasant weather. April and May are good for bird watching. Early mornings at 6:00 AM are the best time to see animals near the water holes. -
Near Tourist Places:
Kotgarh (10 KM), Ludu Fall (69 KM), Daringbadi (115 KM), Baliguda (60 KM), Tumudibandh (25 KM), Jallespatta (15 KM), Birupakshya (75 KM), Phulbani (140 KM), Muniguda (54 KM), Sarakuti (45 KM)
Tourism Tips
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Tips: Carry warm clothes as temperatures drop significantly at night. Power supply can be erratic, so bring power banks. There is absolutely no mobile network; enjoy the digital detox. Carry essential medicines as the nearest hospital is far. ...Tips: Carry warm clothes as temperatures drop significantly at night. Power supply can be erratic, so bring power banks. There is absolutely no mobile network; enjoy the digital detox. Carry essential medicines as the nearest hospital is far.
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