Chokhiwadi Forest Retreat, an eco-luxury resort on the borders of Rajasthan‘s wild heart, Sariska Tiger Reserve, officially opens its doors. Offering scenic views of the Aravalli hills, the resort combines rustic ambience with carefully designed interiors in its luxury tents, mud villas and stone cottage.
Built on the pillars of adventure, culture, community and conscious living
The retreat, with its 10 distinctive keys, provides visitors with experiences like biking through difficult jungle trails, stargazing beneath clear night skies or simply engaging in local experiences through cuisine, art and folk performances.
Every living space; from luxury tents and mud villas to stone cottages—is carefully planned to embrace the land’s earthy hues and textures, while incorporating the aesthetics of a jungle safari lodge. Soulful spaces for connection, relaxation and renewal are created by resort amenities including Spice Aangan, the all-day dining restaurant; Vaayu, the yoga lawn; Jalashaya, the outdoor swimming pool; The Lair, the lounge and library; and Annapurna, the home-grown food forest.
Sustainable by design, connected by community
By recycling precious water resources, composting biowaste and hiring most of its employees from nearby communities, the retreat is a supporter of environmental awareness and local empowerment, guaranteeing sustainability and meaningful visitor connection.
Crafted escapes for every kind of explorer
With activities like guided safaris to Sariska National Park, treks to Bhangarh Fort, bike tours, birdwatching, yoga and wellness activities, high tea and moonlit dinners with views of the forest and mountains, Chokhiwadi offers carefully planned 3-night/4-day and weeklong curated vacations.
A vision brought to life
Chokhiwadi Forest Retreat’s Co-founder Varun Sahgal stated, “We envisioned Chokhiwadi as more than a destination; an escape into nature that is alive with culture, beauty and self-discovery. In addition to photos, our guests will take away memories and stories of thrilling tiger sightings, memorable experiences and peaceful moments amidst nature.”
