Sonari Jungle Homestay

Sonari Jungle

Sonari Jungle Homestay is located in Bhartipur village of Raisen district, Madhya Pradesh, surrounded by forests, hills, and peaceful rural landscapes. Just about 2 km from the historic Sonari Stupas, the homestay offers a calm countryside experience for couples, small families, and nature lovers looking to escape the city. Bhartipur is a Responsible Tourism Village known for its Buddhist heritage, natural surroundings and traditional rural experiences.

The property has 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms and can accommodate up to 2 guests. The private house setting is ideal for travellers seeking a peaceful stay close to nature, heritage, and village life.

Location:

Bhartipur, Raisen, Madhya Pradesh – 464651

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

How to Reach

Bhartipur is approximately 8 km from Salamatpur Railway Station and 8 km from Salamatpur Bus Stand. Raja Bhoj Airport, Bhopal, is around 47 km away. The village is well connected by road and can be reached by taxi or local transport from Sanchi, Salamatpur and Bhopal.

Tariff

₹2,100 per night for 2 adults

Room Charges: ₹2,000
Service Charges: ₹100

Extra Guest: ₹500 per extra guest for stay only. Meals are charged separately. A maximum of 1–2 extra guests can be accommodated without an additional room, subject to availability.

Meals:

Breakfast: ₹100 per guest
Lunch: ₹300 per guest
Dinner: ₹300 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
2 Bathrooms
Private House Stay
Food Available
Lounge Area
Free Parking
Doctor on Call
Pets Allowed
Smoking Allowed
Party Allowed
Children Allowed

Food

Guests can enjoy home-style food during their stay. Breakfast is available at ₹100 per guest, while lunch and dinner are available at ₹300 per guest. The rural setting also gives visitors an opportunity to experience locally prepared food and farm-to-plate cuisine.

Activities

Guests can enjoy nature walks, bird watching, cycling, village walks, camping and photography. Visitors can also explore the surrounding forests, experience rural life and learn about the cultural and spiritual significance of the nearby Buddhist sites.

Local Attractions

Sonari Stupas – approx. 2 km
An ancient Buddhist archaeological site and one of the main attractions around Bhartipur. The stupa complex dates back to the early centuries BCE and offers a peaceful heritage experience.

Tropic of Cancer Marker – approx. 6 km
A unique geographical attraction located near Bhartipur, marking the Tropic of Cancer and forming part of the village’s tourism circuit.

Sanchi Stupa – approx. 15–20 km
A UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of India’s most important Buddhist monuments, known for its Great Stupa, historic gateways and ancient Buddhist heritage.

Satdhara – approx. 15–20 km
An important Buddhist archaeological site overlooking the Halali River, known for its ancient stupas and peaceful natural surroundings.

Udayagiri Caves – approx. 30–35 km
Historic rock-cut caves dating largely to the Gupta period, featuring ancient sculptures and inscriptions.

Heliodorus Pillar – approx. 30–35 km
A significant ancient archaeological monument associated with the Indo-Greek period and early Vaishnavism.

Raisen Fort – approx. 45–50 km
An approximately 800-year-old hill fort spread across a large area and known for its historic architecture, temples and panoramic surroundings.

Raisen Durgah – approx. 45–50 km
A historic and spiritual site in Raisen visited by people from different communities.

Note: Attraction distances are approximate and may vary depending on the exact road route from the homestay.

Gram Stay Experience

Sonari Jungle Homestay offers a peaceful opportunity to experience Bhartipur’s forests, village life and Buddhist heritage. Guests can enjoy nature, local food and rural experiences while staying close to the region’s major attractions.

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