Redefining luxury and conservation in Indian wilderness. SUJÁN Sher Bagh was established 25 years ago as India’s first positive impact safari camp.
SUJÁN Sher Bagh transports you to the glamorous 1920s, evoking the romance of living under canvas whilst on safari in India’s most celebrated Tiger Reserve.
Epitomising a life on safari as it ought to be lived. Spend days out in the wild, before returning to crackling campfires under starlit skies to enjoy sumptuous Anglo-Indian repasts using homegrown organic produce.
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Safaris into the iconic Ranthambhore National Park
Nestled on the edge of Ranthambhore National Park, safari in India’s most celebrated tiger reserve. The Singh family has played a significant role in conservation of this wilderness for the last 50 years. Spot tigers, leopards, sloth bears and over 300 species of birds as you explore the ancient forest.
Discover one of the world's most iconic natural habitats for the Royal Bengal Tiger.
SUJÁN Sher Bagh is our home from which you can explore Ranthambhore’s forest, with the mighty fort that lends its name to the reserve rising majestically at the heart of it. With ruins of palaces, cenotaphs and follies dotted around the jungle there is nowhere quite like it for a safari. Our drivers and guides have a combined experience of 150 years and counting and will interpret the landscape, its wildlife and history for you on what has been, for many, a life-changing experience.
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Tents & Tented Suites
Our 12 tented suites, kitted out with bespoke campaign style furniture and accoutrements, include two resplendent tented suites, each a celebration of elegance.
Tented ‘Jungle’ Suite
Inspired by the adventurous charm of old-world safari camps in India, these tents embody the classic style of the Indian wilderness. Each tent has an ensuite bathroom featuring a brass bathtub and open stone shower. Glass and canvas walls open up onto private veranda overlooking the wild grasses of the jungle.
The ‘Machhli’ Suite
This Suite is named after one of most famous matriarchs of Ranthambhore, a tigress called Machhli, who's territory once included Sher Bagh camp. It has two tents, and whilst not interconnected, they are both side by side and beautifully sheltered by a grove of trees, tucked away behind it's own walled garden. Perfect for family and freinds travelling together
The Royal ‘Sher’ Suite
Named after the King of the Jungle himself, oozing with luxury and comfort, The Royal ‘Sher’ Suite is perfect for those looking for ultimate privacy and seclusion. A stunning one double bedroom suite, walled off from the camp comes with a private heated dip pool, an outdoor fire place and deck with an open-air tree shower and bathtub. A truly romantic abode!
The Imperial ‘Raj Bagh’ Suite
The finest address within camp, this is a two double bedroom suite, secluded and private tucked away from the main tent lie. Spacious & quiet the suite invites a complete unwinding, while the sweeping pool deck allows you to soak in the natural surrounds. Named after the famous Raj Bagh Palace in the Ranthambhore jungle, this suite is designed for friends and families who want to celebrate their most precious connections surrounded by nothing but nature.
Inspired by the adventurous charm of old-world safari camps in India, these tents embody the classic style of the Indian wilderness. Each tent has an ensuite bathroom featuring a brass bathtub and open stone shower. Glass and canvas walls open up onto private veranda overlooking the wild grasses of the jungle.
This Suite is named after one of most famous matriarchs of Ranthambhore, a tigress called Machhli, who's territory once included Sher Bagh camp. It has two tents, and whilst not interconnected, they are both side by side and beautifully sheltered by a grove of trees, tucked away behind it's own walled garden. Perfect for family and freinds travelling together
Named after the King of the Jungle himself, oozing with luxury and comfort, The Royal ‘Sher’ Suite is perfect for those looking for ultimate privacy and seclusion. A stunning one double bedroom suite, walled off from the camp comes with a private heated dip pool, an outdoor fire place and deck with an open-air tree shower and bathtub. A truly romantic abode!
The finest address within camp, this is a two double bedroom suite, secluded and private tucked away from the main tent lie. Spacious & quiet the suite invites a complete unwinding, while the sweeping pool deck allows you to soak in the natural surrounds. Named after the famous Raj Bagh Palace in the Ranthambhore jungle, this suite is designed for friends and families who want to celebrate their most precious connections surrounded by nothing but nature.
Experiences
SUJÁN Sher Bagh is the ideal base from which to explore the billion-year-old forest of Ranthambhore. In between tiger tracking, life at camp slows into a languid rhythm of its own. Spend sun dappled hours by the pool, or unwind with a massage at the Jungle Spa. For the culturally inclined, adventure to the UNESCO Ranthambhore Fort, or Dastkar, a women’s craft collective keeping traditional block printing alive.
Game Drives
Ranthambhore is perhaps the finest place in the world to observe wild tigers in their natural habitat. With over 40 other animal species, including leopard and sloth bear and over 300 species of birds, living under the umbrella of the iconic tiger, a safari into Ranthambhore National Park promises to be a memorable one. Our drivers and guides, with a combined experience of 150 years and counting, will interpret the landscape, its wildlife and history for you on what has been, for many, a life-changing experience.
Junglee Cooking Class
Sher Bagh celebrates cooking like few places do and the camp is known for its family recipes and outdoor cooking around the campfire. Using hand-picked ingredients from our organic herb and vegetable garden, and farm grown vegetables supplied by local farmers, try your hands at cooking with authentic local flavours and learning some of our favourite recipes to take home.
Ranthambhore Fort Ramble
Take a guided walk with our naturlist to Ranthambhore’s 8th century fortress, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Considered impregnable, this crenelated citadel sits atop a ridge rising out of the National Park. The fort has Sultanate and Rajput palaces, mosques and temples including a popular one dedicated to Lord Ganesha, the Elephant God. The views of the forest and lakes from the ramparts are breathtaking and sometimes, and if you keep your eyes peeled you may even catch a glimpse of a tiger walking by the waters below!
Visit to Dastakar NGO
Dastkar Ranthambhore is a non-profit organisation that produces handicrafts created by women from the villages around the Ranthambhore National Park. Founded in 1989, this was an effort to empower and provide income to villagers on the periphery of the tiger reserve. At SUJÁN, we are committed to the idea that craft can be a powerful social, economic, and cultural force that has enormous potential to transform the lives of the poor. We have long been supporting Dastkar.
Jungle Spa
The Jungle Spa at SUJÁN Sher Bagh, fatured in the Tatler 101 Best Spas list, offers luxurious wellness in the wild. Surrounded by jungle serenity, it blends Ayurvedic therapies and natural oils for holistic rejuvenation. Experience bespoke massages and mindful healing. The Spa lies under the spread of an ancient peepal trees, ensuring seclusion and privacy amidst a medley of birdsong.
Ranthambhore is perhaps the finest place in the world to observe wild tigers in their natural habitat. With over 40 other animal species, including leopard and sloth bear, and more than 300 species of birds, living under the umbrella of the iconic tiger, a safari into Ranthambhore National Park promises to be a memorable one.
Sher Bagh celebrates cooking like few places do and the camp is known for its family recipes and outdoor cooking around the campfire. Using hand-picked ingredients from our organic herb and vegetable garden, and farm grown vegetables supplied by local farmers, try your hands at cooking with authentic local flavours and learning some of our favourite recipes to take home. Our chefs are especially happy to share their methods with guests and will host you over a spot of ‘Junglee Cooking’ by the outdoor kitchens. This is a fun, interactive activity to do at camp for all the family and the perfect activity to do one afternoon when you’re not heading out on safari!
Discover Ranthambhore Fort, an 8th-century UNESCO World Heritage Site rising above the jungles of Ranthambhore National Park. Once an impregnable citadel, it houses ancient Rajput and Sultanate palaces, mosques, and the sacred Ganesha Temple. Experience breathtaking views of forest and lakes, and if you're lucky a glimpse of a majestic tiger below.
Dastkar Ranthambhore is a non-profit organisation that produces handicrafts created by women from the villages around the Ranthambhore National Park. Founded in 1989, this was an effort to empower and provide income to villagers on the periphery of the tiger reserve. At SUJÁN, we are committed to the idea that craft can be a powerful social, economic, and cultural force that has enormous potential to transform the lives of the poor. We have long been supporting Dastkar. Guests get an opportunity to speak with the women and watch them at work. Their wide range of handmade products, including clothes, toys, quilts, cushion covers, throws, and other furnishings, are available at the centre which is a short, leisurely walk from camp.
Our organic, ayurvedic products are made with natural local ingredients, blended with an array of healing and soothing herbs. Traditional Indian techniques and methods are used by our therapists. Here, you’ll find a serene space dedicated to calming treatments, from full-body massages, reflexology, and Ayurvedic rituals designed to soothe both body and mind after a long day out on safari.
Savour Farm-to-Table Dining
Our farm-to-table approach offers daily menus filled with fresh, seasonal produce. We grow everything as organically as possible and in a biologically sustainable manner. Our selection of ingredients, honed techniques & local flavours all combine to create dining expeeinces of true excellence in perfect harmony with the idyllic camp setting.
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Camp Information
Everything you need to prepare for your SUJÁN Sher Bagh adventure, from maps and directions to packing essentials and weather insights—can be found here, ensuring a seamless and unforgettable journey into the wild.
Maps and Directions
How to reach us
SUJÁN Sher Bagh, Ranthambhore is located on the outskirts of Ranthambhore National Park. The closest town is Sawai Madhopur. The camp is easily accessible from all major cities by road, rail and air. The closest major city is Jaipur (180 km).
- By road: Drive from Jaipur (180 km), Agra (360 km), New Delhi (415 km) or Jodhpur (476 km)
- By air: Daily domestic flights to Jaipur from New Delhi & Mumbai as well as some of the major cities in Rajasthan such as Jaisalmer & Udaipur. From Jaipur airport, the drive to SUJÁN Sher Bagh takes approximately 3 hours.
- By rail: There are regular trains from New Delhi, Mumbai and Agra to Sawai Madhopur Railway Station, which is a 25 minute drive from camp.
- By private air charter: For private air charter or helicopter, Sawai Madhopur airstrip is approximately 30 minutes from camp. For assistance in arranging these please contact our reservations team.
Please feel free to contact us regarding your transfers or if you need any help planning your itinerary.
Need to know
SUJÁN Sher Bagh, Ranthambhore is open all year round.
Check In Time: From 2.00 P.M.
Check Out Time: By 12.00 P.M
Please note, that guests wishing to check in before 2.00 PM or check out later than 12.00PM will need to request this in
advance to our reservations team and may be required to book an additional night.
Our nightly rate at SUJÁN Sher Bagh includes the following for two:
•Accommodation
•All meals including breakfast, lunch and dinner
•Complimentary laundry
•Complimentary bottled mineral water
•Free and unlimited WiFi access (strongest in public areas)
•24 hour butler service
•Return transfers to Sawai Madhopur Railway Station
• Complimentary use of the Gym
•Please note, room service is not available at camp.
The rate excludes: Park Entrance Fees & Safaris into Ranthambhore National Park.
All taxes and charges incurred during the stay towards: Beverages (Alcoholic and Non-Alcoholic), Tobacco (Cigarettes and Cigars), Excursion and Leisure Experiences, Spa Treatments, Boutique purchases, Conservation Contribution and any other charges which are not mentioned in the above. All these charges will need to be settled in full on departure.
*Please note there is a 2 night minimum stay. This increases to 3 nights during our festive season.
Payment options:
We accept all major credit cards including VISA,
MasterCard and American Express.
What to pack
For your safari packing it is advised that you stick to a tonal, neutral colour palette (khaki, beige, light brown)and avoid dark colours as they absorb heat and bright colours as they can attract bugs and other wild animals. Here are some things you might find useful to pack:
-A pair of long trousers, khakis for safari, a long sleeve cotton shirt, cotton t-shirts or vests
-Comfortable trousers for around camp, comfortable walking shoes/track shoes/hiking boots for walks
-Flat, closed toe shoes for around camp, a wid- brimmed hat/ panama, a swimming costume/ bathing suit
-A windbreaker/light jacket, lightweight shorts and t-shirts for if preferred (depending on the weather), a light fleece or long sleeve shirt, sunglasses, lip balm,
mosquito repellent.
We do provide our guests with binoculars, but you are more than welcome to bring your own.
Please note that the legs, shoulders and upper arms need to be covered at all times when visiting places of worship and our local communities.
The early mornings and evenings can be colder during the winter months (November-February) so we recommend packing accordingly: A warm jacket
or winter coat, jumpers, a beanie or winter hat, scarf, gloves, long-sleeve shirt, thermals, warm socks!
Weather
Temperatures in Rajasthan range from a minimum of 1 degree Celsius to a maximum of 49 degrees Celsius.
SEPTEMBER TO OCTOBER:
Warm throughout the day with temperatures ranging from 20 degrees to 32 degrees Celsius in the day. Evenings are warm and mild humidity levels. Depending on the monsoon pattern, there may be the chance of showers.
NOVEMBER TO FEBRUARY:
Cools down with the mornings and evening reaching lows of 1degree Celsius. Warmer in the midday hours reaching temperatures of 25 degrees Celsius.
MARCH TO MAY:
Warms up again, mild in the mornings but during the midday hours, temperatures can reach up to 48 degrees Celsius.
JUNE TO SEPTEMBER:
Temperatures in the early mornings and evenings can still be warm in June. When the rains begin to arrive temperatures start to cool and the days become pleasant. Seasonable rain showers should be expected at intervalsthroughout the day. Temperatures range from 18 degrees Celsius to 35 plus degrees Celsius in the day.
“A homage to our family’s great love for Ranthambhore. At SUJÁN Sher Bagh, we invite you to relive life on safari, just as it was intended to be experienced.”
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Our three wilderness and safari camps in Rajasthan each offer a unique travel experience rooted in conservation, culture, and conscious luxury. More than just a safari, every SUJÁN camp offers a deeply personal journey into India’s natural and cultural heritage; where wildlife, history and responsible travel blend seamlessly.
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