Bhoramdeo Jungle Retreat (BJR) is situated in the north-western Chhattisgarh district of Kawardha. Nestled in the Maikal Hills.This farmhouse style home is close to 7th - 11th century Bhoramdeo temple 
complex. The property itself is designed in the manner of a farmhouse with two low, tiled-roof buildings housing five rooms, all opening onto verandahs. The rooms are large and airy and decorated with local artefacts. A special mention needs to be made about the Gond drawings on the room walls done every year by a local Gond painter. The homestay’s land and courtyard have various great nooks and spots to lounge about in and to have the sumptuous local meals prepared by in-house cook Nanuk, who like all the staff here hails from the village.
Room
Cottages: There are five rooms, all opening onto shady verandas that surround a central courtyard with numerous spots in which to lounge and snooze or read. A separate house on the edge of the compound with its own small kitchen for making tea and coffee is also available for those who want a bit of extra privacy and independence.
Food is delicious Chhattisgarhi village style, mainly vegetarian and more like the food you would find in Indian homes than hotels. It is one of the many things all guests comment on.
Actiities
A favourite trip is a cycle ride from Kanha National Park with an overnight camp enroute. Sunny has good Indian mountain bikes and luggage and camping kit is carried by car. 
Shorter local cycle rides are the best way to explore, and the area is safe and friendly enough for solo pottering. And for those who like running there is a wealth of road and trail routes available, plus plenty of laughing children to speed one on ones way.
The nearby seventh to eleventh century temple complex of Bhoramdeo with its exquisite carving is a five minute stroll away, and has an evening puja that is open to all: an exuberant burst of bells and smells and minor pyrotechnics.