Tammy Johnson
For starters, India’s Treehouse Hideaway is located in one of the best tiger reserves on Earth: Bandhavgarh National Park.
The park has the highest concentration of tigers in India and also offers visitors a chance to see barking deer, sambar deer, spotted deer, jackals, wild boar, and a huge number of different birds.
Taking full advantage of its surroundings, the hideaway is built on 21 acres of Indian jungle.
The site’s five stunning treehouses blend in beautifully with the scenery, affording rare views of the local wildlife.
Dinner, meanwhile, is cooked over a fire and served in the two-level dining hall built in the arms of a mahua tree. Bon appétit.
