Overview
Due to evolution of Globalization people adopt the modernity. So very few isolated ethnic group remain to preserve and maintain their culture. In our special interest Indian Tribal village Tour itinerary package here we try to explore the journey of authentic ethnic people, their age old tradition, way of animist worship, tribal costume, classic life style, song and musical instruments, their isolated villages, colorful weekly markets, tribal Fair & festival and major part is how they (tribal) maintain the ecologic balance and respect the nature.
Inclusions
- Double room (twin sharing) with breakfast.
- Transportation –air con sedan car (maruti swift dezire/ equivalent) of entire trip with good driver , toll, parking, night halt.
- One English / hindi speaking friendly guide of entire trip
- Special permit for tribal village
- GST
Itinerary
This 8-day overland journey is carefully structured to trace the evolution of human settlement in Central India, from prehistoric cave dwellers to vibrant modern tribal communities. Starting with an overnight transit from Delhi, you arrive in Bhopal to set the cultural context. The route then climbs into the Satpura ranges, serving as your base for exploring Gond villages. You will then plunge into the deep, isolated Patalkot valley to meet the Bharia tribe. After days of rich cultural immersion, the itinerary transitions east to Kanha National Park to observe the Baiga tribe and track the Royal Bengal Tiger, before concluding your expedition in Jabalpur for your return to Delhi.
Day 1: Arrival in Bhopal & Tribal Museumclose
Setting the cultural context
Day 2: Bhopal to Satpura via Bhimbetkaclose
Prehistoric rock art and Gond territory
Day 3: Satpura National Park & Gond Village Walkclose
Intricate art and riverine forests
Day 4: Satpura to Tamia & Patalkot Valleyclose
The hidden world of the Bharia tribe
Day 5: Tamia to Kanha National Parkclose
Journey to the Baiga heartland
Day 6: Kanha Safari & Baiga Chukclose
Tigers and the forest guardians
Day 7: Kanha to Jabalpur via Mandlaclose
The ruins of the Gondwana Kingdom
Day 8: Jabalpur Departure to Delhiclose
Farewell to the heart of India
Gallery
Description:
Immerse yourself in the breathtaking heritage and vibrant tribal cultures of Madhya Pradesh through our gallery. Marvel at the ancient, striking prehistoric paintings preserved within the natural sandstone caves at the Bhimbetka Rock Shelters.
Witness the incredibly intricate and vibrant dotted patterns characteristic of authentic Gond tribal art, deeply inspired by the flora and fauna of the central Indian forests.
Experience the unique culture of the Baiga tribe, renowned for their deep knowledge of the forest and the extensive, traditional tattoos adorning the women.
Exclusions
- Personal expanses
- air tickets/ train tickets
- lunch
- dinner
- tips
- gift
- donation
- bank transfer charges
Important Notes
In March there are Bhagoria Festival in Bhil / Bhilala tribe where the young couple choose their life partner to offering sweet betel leaf and gift , which is very colorful to see this festival in the region of Jhabua and Alirajpur area.
one can reverse the program from Jabalpur ( it has airport daily connecting flight with Delhi) and concludes at Indore than to Delhi for your onwards destination.
Before photography please consult with your local guide / and also with the tribal chief of different villages (we have very good social relation with community and they know our team) . Please respect to the local culture.
Essential trip
information!
Description:
Pack a highly versatile and respectful wardrobe designed for cultural sensitivity and varied climates: modest, lightweight cotton clothing covering shoulders and knees is strictly recommended to show respect when visiting tribal villages. Bring a warm sweater, fleece, and a windproof jacket, as early morning open-jeep safaris in Kanha and Satpura can be freezing from November to February. Neutral, earth-toned clothing is mandatory for the wildlife safaris. Sturdy, comfortable walking shoes with good grip are essential for navigating the uneven terrain of Bhimbetka, Patalkot, and rural villages. Bring essential sun protection, strong mosquito/insect repellent, a basic first-aid kit, and personal medications. The local currency is the Indian Rupee (INR); carrying a significant amount of cash in small denominations is absolutely critical for buying authentic Gond art, local honey, or tipping, as digital payments are non-existent in the remote tribal belts.
