Maativan Homestay

Maativan Homestay

Maativan Homestay is located in Barelipar village near Karmajhiri Gate of Pench Tiger Reserve, Seoni, Madhya Pradesh. Surrounded by dense forests and peaceful rural landscapes, it offers a comfortable stay for wildlife lovers, families and nature enthusiasts. Barelipar is a tribal village known for its Gond culture, local traditions and close connection with the Pench forest landscape. 

The homestay has 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom and can accommodate up to 2 guests. The first bedroom has 1 King Bed and 1 Single Bed, while the second bedroom is also available for guests. The property is ideal for travellers planning wildlife safaris, nature walks and a peaceful rural stay near Pench.

Location:

Barelipar Ryt, Post Vijaypani, Block Kurai, Seoni, Madhya Pradesh – 480661

No. of Rooms: 2
No. of Bedrooms: 2
No. of Bathrooms: 1
Total Guests: 2
Property Type: Traditional House / Forest Stay

How to Reach

Maativan Homestay is located in Barelipar, around 3 km from Karmajhiri Gate of Pench Tiger Reserve. Seoni Railway Station is approximately 43 km away, while Nagpur Airport is around 145 km away. The nearest bus connectivity is available at Sukhtara, approximately 30 km away. Barelipar is well connected by road through the Seoni–Suktara route. 

Tariff

₹2,100 per night

Extra Options:

Breakfast: ₹100 per guest
Lunch: ₹300 per guest
Dinner: ₹300 per guest
Non-Veg Lunch: ₹400 per guest
Non-Veg Dinner: ₹400 per guest

Child Policy

Children below 8 years of age stay complimentary, with no additional cost.

Children above 8 years of age are charged the full applicable cost.

Facilities

2 Bedrooms
1 King Bed + 1 Single Bed in Bedroom 1
1 Bathroom
Food Available
Warm Local Hospitality
Pets Allowed
Smoking Allowed
Party Allowed
Children Allowed

Food

Guests can enjoy authentic local food during their stay. Breakfast is available at ₹100 per guest, lunch and dinner at ₹300 per guest, while non-vegetarian lunch and dinner are available at ₹400 per guest. The rural setting also offers an opportunity to experience local ingredients and traditional food practices.

Activities

Maativan Homestay is well suited for wildlife and nature experiences. Guests can enjoy jungle safari, nature walks, bird watching, camping, village walks and photography. Barelipar also offers an opportunity to experience Gond traditions, local festivals, folk performances and rural life. 

Local Attractions

Karmajhiri Gate, Pench Tiger Reserve – approx. 3 km
The nearest entry point to Pench Tiger Reserve, offering access to one of Madhya Pradesh’s important wildlife landscapes and jungle safari experiences. 

Sanichar Temple – nearby
A local religious attraction in the Barelipar area and part of the nearby village tourism experience. 

Patheri Village – approx. 18 km
A nearby rural destination associated with the local landscape and village tourism experiences around Pench..

Jamtara Gate, Pench Tiger Reserve – approx. 20 km
Another important entry point to the Pench landscape, offering access to forest and wildlife experiences. 

Pench River – approx. 20 km
The Pench River is an important natural feature of the region and adds to the scenic beauty and biodiversity of the reserve area. 

Patheri Natural Tourism Spot – approx. 20 km
A nature-focused destination around Patheri offering scenic rural and forest surroundings. 

Turia Gate, Pench Tiger Reserve – approx. 17–18 km
One of the best-known gates of Pench Tiger Reserve, providing another route into the reserve for wildlife experiences and safaris. Nearby accommodation listings place Turia Gate around 17–18 km from the Barelipar homestay cluster.

Note: Attraction distances are approximate and may vary depending on the exact route and the location within Barelipar village.

Gram Stay Experience

Maativan Homestay offers travellers an opportunity to experience the forests, wildlife and tribal culture of Barelipar while staying close to Pench Tiger Reserve. Guests can enjoy local food, village experiences and nature-based activities while supporting the local community and rural tourism. 

What you pay for a homestay brings a direct socio-economic benefit to local communities. By choosing a rural homestay, guests support local livelihoods, tribal traditions and community-based tourism.