The English Gaon

The English Gaon

The English Gaon is located in Berkhedi Bajyaft near Neelbad, Bhopal, offering a peaceful village-style stay with comfortable facilities and a touch of modern living. Surrounded by greenery and open spaces, it is ideal for couples, small families and travellers looking for a relaxing break close to nature. The property is also conveniently located near Kerwa and other popular attractions of Bhopal. 

The property has 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms and offers a private house-style stay in a calm rural setting.

Location:

104 Berkhedi Bajyaft, Near IES College, Neelbad, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh – 462044

No. of Rooms: 3
No. of Bedrooms: 3
No. of Bathrooms: 3
Base Capacity: 2 Adults
Property Type: Farm Stay / Village House

How to Reach

The English Gaon is located in Neelbad, near Ratibad and Berkhedi Bajyaft. Raja Bhoj International Airport is approximately 22 km away, while Rani Kamlapati Railway Station is around 14 km away. The property is well connected by road and local taxis and cabs are easily available. 

Tariff

₹2,100 per night for 2 adults

Room Charges: ₹2,000
Service Charges: ₹100 included in the room price

Extra Guest:

₹500 per extra guest for stay only. Meals are charged separately. A maximum of 1–2 extra guests may be accommodated without an additional room, subject to availability. Service charge of ₹50 per extra guest is applicable.

Meals:

Breakfast: ₹100 per guest
Lunch: ₹600 per guest
Dinner: ₹600 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

3 Bedrooms
3 Bathrooms
Daily Housekeeping
Food Available
Free Parking
Doctor on Call
Peaceful Garden / Outdoor Space
Pets Allowed
Smoking Allowed
Party Allowed
Children Allowed

Activities

Guests can enjoy nature walks, cycling, photography, outdoor relaxation and exploring the surrounding village landscape. The nearby Kerwa and Sair Sapata areas also offer opportunities for boating, nature trails and recreational activities.

Local Attractions

MPT Kerwa Resort & Kerwa Dam – approx. 4–5 km
Kerwa Dam is a popular eco-tourism destination surrounded by greenery and hills. Visitors can enjoy nature walks, bird watching, boating and adventure activities such as ziplining.

Sair Sapata – approx. 7 km
A popular family leisure destination near Upper Lake, offering recreational activities, scenic surroundings and boating experiences. The property is listed at approximately 7.1 km from Sair Sapata.

Upper Lake / Bhojtal – approx. 10–12 km
Bhopal’s famous Upper Lake is known for its scenic beauty, boating and peaceful lakeside surroundings. It is one of the city’s major tourist attractions.

Van Vihar National Park – approx. 11–13 km
An urban wildlife park located beside Upper Lake, offering visitors an opportunity to experience nature and wildlife close to the city.

Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya – approx. 11–13 km
Also known as the Museum of Man, this open-air museum showcases India’s tribal and traditional cultures.

Bharat Bhavan – approx. 13–15 km
A major multidisciplinary arts centre overlooking Upper Lake, known for visual arts, theatre, literature and cultural activities.

Taj-ul-Masajid – approx. 17–19 km
One of Bhopal’s most prominent historic mosques and an important architectural and religious landmark.

Bhojpur Temple – approx. 30–35 km
The historic Bhojeshwar Temple is situated on the Betwa River and is famous for its monumental Shiva Lingam and unfinished temple architecture. The Bhopal district administration places Bhojpur about 28 km from Bhopa.

Bhimbetka Rock Shelters – approx. 40–45 km
A UNESCO World Heritage Site known for prehistoric rock shelters and ancient paintings. Bhimbetka is about 46 km from Bhopal. 

Gram Stay Experience

The English Gaon offers a peaceful village-style stay close to Bhopal’s major nature and leisure attractions. Guests can enjoy a relaxed countryside atmosphere while exploring Kerwa, Sair Sapata, Upper Lake and nearby heritage destinations.

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