Aramness Gir

Take a walking safari through an eighteen-square-kilometre area that connects to Sasan Gir National Park. The trail winds through teak forests where chital deer and blue bulls roam freely and woodland birds inhabit the canopy. Your guide points out animal tracks, calls and plant species while you move along paths measured in metres, offering opportunities to observe wildlife safely.

Stops along the way allow you to listen to bird songs and the wind through the trees, enhancing awareness of the surroundings. The walk combines gentle movement with observation, giving you the chance to explore the forest, spot animals and connect with the natural environment.

Set out early to explore the Gir National Park in a safari vehicle, covering tracks and trails that stretch for several kilometres. The guides direct you to areas where wildlife is most active, helping you spot Asiatic lions, leopards and other mammals in their natural habitat. Along the way, you’ll observe deer, antelopes and numerous bird species perched in trees or grazing in clearings.

The safari includes stops at waterholes and elevated points to watch animal behaviour safely from the vehicle. Your time in the park combines patience, observation and movement across marked trails, giving you the chance to explore the biodiversity of Gujarat’s Gir National Park.

Explore the property’s vegetable garden, greenhouse and fruit orchards, where local farmers and expert gardeners cultivate ingredients used in the on-site cuisine. Paths take you through rows of vegetables, mango trees and seasonal fruits, allowing you to pick fresh produce as you go. Chefs can guide you on a tour, explaining the use of each ingredient and offering tastings along the way.

After gathering your selections, you’ll prepare a fresh salad or enjoy a private garden-to-table picnic under the pergola. The combination of walking the orchards, tasting ingredients and enjoying a meal outdoors gives you a direct connection with the food and the land.