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Welcome to A Home for Nature Lovers (Jambughoda Palace)
Life today demands an escape from the routine, and what better way to spend a couple of days at a destination that will allow you to leave your city life behind and be with nature. To simply enjoy. To rejuvenate. A brief get-away prepares you to be back to your city life with renewed vigour. Irrespective of whether you are a corporate head honcho, businessman, professional, painter, writer or a home-maker.
Travel back more than a century, in a hundred acres of sheer hypnotic greenery. That is when the Jambughoda Palace (now partly converted into A Home for Nature Lovers) was built.
Champaner
Champaner exhibits some of the finest examples of fusion architecture, sculpted by mellifluous architects from different cultures & civilizations.
Tribal Culture & Lifestyle
Glimpse into The Tribal Culture & Lifestyle. Most of the tribals living in and around Jambughoda are Rathwas & Nayaks. They are superstitious and God-fearing.
Jambughoda Sanctuary
The Jambughoda wildlife sanctuary, (spread over an area of 130 sq kms) was a part of the erstwhile princely state of Jambughoda before independence.
GALLERY
CULINARY DELIGHTS
FARM PRODUCE
Celebrations
Testimonials
It has been very special to see the New Year in such a lovely & hospitable place, in such unspoilt & natural surroundings. The grace of the ancestral home permeates the unostentatious living spaces. Thank You very much for this generosity
Neelima & Gulammohammed Sheikh
The good welcome, beautiful countryside and above all the peace gave everyone in our group so much and enabled us to do wonderful paintings. It is a perfect place to bring a party of artists.-Thank You for everything.
Tim Scott Bolton
What a chance of luck it was to find you. Thank you for such a warm welcome and taking so much care to show us around. I loved meeting your family very much hope to return next February. You have looked after us so beautifully, we have all been able to relax and appreciate real hospitality. Thank you all.