Mahua Vann is a true haven of tranquility in a pristine wilderness setting where you experience nature amidst the presence of our permanent feathered residents. It assures you an authentic experience in complete harmony with the local community habitat as well as the indigenous flora and fauna.

The scattered layout of the cottages, all individually styled to suit diverse tastes, give a sense of space and privacy. Though luxurious, the cottages are in sync with the forest feel and designed in an environment friendly and regional style, using local building materials and practices adopted by people in the neighboring villages. The dedication and love that has gone into the making of this handmade resort is amply visible from the moment you walk in, in way of the mud painted walls or the planting of thoughtfully chosen saplings that regenerate the forest around us.

A seasonal river, ‘nullah’ that flows along the side of the Resort, forms a sangam point towards one end, where a large sandy patch strewn with rocks and boulders is ideal for barbecues and bonfires. This river is also a natural watering hole that lures smaller wildlife, however, for sightings of India’s famed Tigers, and specifically the Gaurs and Dhols, Mahua Vann provides excursions into the Pench National Park.

Less than 10 minutes from the Pench Tiger Reserve, V Resorts Mahua Vann Pench is a boutique eco-resort spread across a large estate and located 88 km from the nearest city, Nagpur. The luxury resort houses rooms across three categories with each of the rooms tastefully decorated and equipped with modern amenities yet maintaining an earthen touch.

With a rivulet crossing right through the resort, and plenty of lounging options on offer including nature walks, cycling tours, in-house swimming pool & spa, along with a library & entertainment room, one can be forgiven for unwinding more at the resort than in the wilderness that surrounds it. The rooms at the resort are spread out across categories with every block holding 1-4 rooms and located 20-50 meters from one another, connected via mud paths lined up with a range of diverse flora.