Uttarakhand is known as Devbhoomi, not just because of the religiously important sites that are present there. Another reason it is known as heaven on earth is because of the panoramic landscape at every new avenue that the state offers. Pangot is one such town situated in the middle of the Himalayan range, which is the abode of approximately 250 residents and migratory birds. Surrounded by a dense forest of oak, pine, and rhododendrons, Jungle Lore Birding Lodge resides in this haven for birds. The lodge holds the landmark of being the pioneer of birding lodges in the country. The strategic location of the lodge acts to its advantage as the route to the Cheena peak range through Snow Point view, and Kilbury is a major avian corridor.
The region is also a place of high ecological value. An amalgamation of tropical, sub-tropical, temperate, sub-alpine, and alpine zones, the region also lies at the conjunction of the bhabhar and terai belts. Pangot is well-known for species such as Cheer pheasant, Khalij pheasant, Koklass pheasant, spot-winged grosbeak, chestnut-crowned laughingthrush, etc. Beyond the avian wonders, the region also houses wildlife species such as the yellow-bellied Himalayan weasel and the Himalayan Goral. The Corbett National Park is situated at a mere distance of 80km from the lodge. Jungle Lore Birding Lodge is your ideal stay to experience Pangot from a new perspective. From Pangot birdwatching weekend tours to special Pangot bird photography workshops, we got you covered. Choose Jungle Lore Birding Lodge and avail accessibility and affordability together.
A perfect Himalayan getaway - Kafal House is divided into a cottage and six rooms. Each is designed to give you the best experience of traditional Kumaoni architecture. Situated by the side of Jungle Lore Birding Lodge, the lodge promises vivid landscapes as the rooms have protruding attics. 4 of which offer panoramic views of the valley, while 2 offer a splendid garden view. Each of the rooms has a verandah, which lets you enjoy the serene life of Pangot.