We were a group of 10 people who visited Dandeli which was a purely birding trip. During our visit we stayed at the Kulgi Nature Camp which is owned by the forest department and is located in Kulgi village and is about 12 kms away from the main Dandeli town. The booking has to be done through the forest office... More

This was our first +600 km drive, the place was beautiful, excellent NH4 till Belgaum, experienced heavy rain fall in the month of May. If you just want to be yourself be at this place feel the beauty of nature. Rafting on kali river, experiencing first drift of water with the tidal waves, water gushing through rocks and mountains, in... More

Kulgi timber trails camp has 8-10 log houses which are run by the government and are well maintained this type of rooms costs INR 1200. This place is worth visiting and staying back for a week if you are planning to visit the places around.Possible places of attraction are sykes point, white water rafting, syntheri rocks, kavala caves and so... More

Went with a gang of 10 friends to this place in dec.. We had booked the Tented accomodation and it was a bad experience.. The tents were very old, dirty and had a bad odour. The tents are undergoing renovation, hence only a few are good. But they have a log house next to it, which has completely renovated and... More

Stayed in wodden house with my family. The wooden houses are very nicely made with a balcony. You are right in midst of dense forest. Even better as there is no mobile network coverage. Only resort landlines are available. The resort has its own museum, they have a great place for the kids to play in, the staff is extremly... More

Imagine staying in a wooden cottage tucked in the forest outskirts relishing food of your choice as you listen to the forest around chirping (a far far cry from the honks of city) all this without burning a hole in your pocket... Then don think twice, jus go onto Kulgi Nature camp! Now lets get a few facts right... This... More