Young Naturalist Bootcamp ( Satpura National Park)

Young Naturalist Bootcamp ( Satpura National Park)

Places Covered :  

Satpura National Park 

Journey Date : 23 to 26 May, 2026
Duration
03 Nights/04 Days
Starting From
Rs. ₹ 35,000 + 5% GST per child / Person

Tour Overview

WILDLIFE OF SATPURA - A Living Classroom of Biodiversity

Satpura is home to an astonishing range of wildlife. Children may encounter:

•  Leopards moving stealthily through rocky terrain
•  The shy Sloth Bear
•  Packs of Indian Wild Dogs (Dhole)
•  Majestic Indian Gaur (the world’s largest wild cattle)
•  Sambar, Chital, and other herbivores
•  And, if fortune smiles — the magnificent Bengal Tiger & Tiger cubs. 

Satpura is also the northernmost habitat of the Malabar Giant Squirrel, an exciting highlight for wildlife enthusiasts. The park is a paradise for birdwatchers and butterfly lovers, with hundreds of bird species, numerous endemic butterfly species, and rich native flora. The sheer diversity makes every safari unique and educational.


Why Jungle Lore Earth School EXPERIENCE is special:

Child-Centric Learning Approach – Programs are designed specifically for young minds, balancing education, fun, and safety without academic pressure.

Low Student–Naturalist Ratio – Ensures personal attention, better learning outcomes, and constant supervision.

Safety-First Wilderness Protocols – Clear SOPs for safaris, walks, night trails, and lodge activities, led by certified professionals.

Learning Beyond Sightseeing – Children don’t just “see” wildlife; they learn to observe, question, record, and understand nature scientifically.

Mentored by Real Field Experts – Exposure to working conservationists, trackers, and researchers—not textbook instructors.

Character & Leadership Building – Activities encourage teamwork, responsibility, confidence, and independent thinking.

Digital Detox Environment – Encourages mindfulness, presence, and deeper connection with nature and peers.

Values-Driven Travel – Respect for wildlife, local communities, and ecosystems is embedded in every experience.

Enduring Impact – Children return not just with memories, but with awareness, empathy, and a lifelong bond with nature.

 

WHY SATPURA IS PERFECT FOR YOUNG NATURALISTS - For children aged 09–14, Satpura becomes:

• A live biology laboratory
• A geography classroom without walls
• A conservation case study
• A leadership-building environment
• A digital detox sanctuary
Here curiosity replaces screen time. Observation replaces distraction. Respect replaces fear.

About The Young Naturalist Boot Camp  - (Age Group: 09–14 Years)

Jungle Lore Earth School is organizing The Young Naturalist Boot Camp at Satpura National Park from May 23rd to 26, 2026. This unique kids' camp is a thoughtfully designed wilderness learning journey for children aged 09–14 years. Over four enriching days, young explorers step away from screens and into nature, learning wildlife science, conservation ethics, and outdoor leadership in a safe, supervised environment. From exploring ancient rock art at the Bhimbetka Caves to thrilling jungle safaris in the Satpura landscape, children gain hands-on exposure to India’s natural and cultural heritage. Expert-led sessions introduce them to animal tracking, bird identification, GPS mapping, camera trapping, and field journaling. Interactive workshops, village visits, and cultural activities nurture empathy, curiosity, and respect for indigenous knowledge systems. Night trails and star-gazing ignite wonder while teaching about nocturnal wildlife and ecosystems—always under strict safety protocols.
Daily reflections help children build confidence, teamwork, and independent thinking. The program concludes with certification and recognition, leaving participants inspired, responsible, and deeply connected to nature, art & culture. This boot camp is not just a holiday—it’s a life-shaping experience that plants the seeds of conservation, resilience, and mindful living in young minds.  

ABOUT SATPURA NATIONAL PARK - Central India’s Best Kept Wilderness Secret

Hidden in the heart of Madhya Pradesh, in the Hoshangabad district, lies one of India’s most enchanting and untouched tiger reserves — Satpura National Park.
Unlike the crowded safari circuits of India, Satpura offers something rare and precious: space, silence, and true wilderness. This is where the jungle still whispers. Rugged sandstone peaks, deep ravines, winding rivers, and dense forests of Sal and Teak create a landscape that feels straight out of The Jungle Book. Spread across 1,427 square kilometres of pristine habitat, Satpura is raw, authentic, and breathtakingly beautiful.

WILDLIFE OF SATPURA - A Living Classroom of Biodiversity

Satpura is home to an astonishing range of wildlife. Children may encounter:

•  Leopards moving stealthily through rocky terrain
•  The shy Sloth Bear
•  Packs of Indian Wild Dogs (Dhole)
•  Majestic Indian Gaur (the world’s largest wild cattle)
•  Sambar, Chital, and other herbivores
•  And, if fortune smiles — the magnificent Bengal Tiger & Tiger cubs. 

Satpura is also the northernmost habitat of the Malabar Giant Squirrel, an exciting highlight for wildlife enthusiasts. The park is a paradise for birdwatchers and butterfly lovers, with hundreds of bird species, numerous endemic butterfly species, and rich native flora. The sheer diversity makes every safari unique and educational.

WILDLIFE OF SATPURA - A Living Classroom of Biodiversity

Satpura is home to an astonishing range of wildlife. Children may encounter:

•  Leopards moving stealthily through rocky terrain
•  The shy Sloth Bear
•  Packs of Indian Wild Dogs (Dhole)
•  Majestic Indian Gaur (the world’s largest wild cattle)
•  Sambar, Chital, and other herbivores
•  And, if fortune smiles — the magnificent Bengal Tiger & Tiger cubs. 

Satpura is also the northernmost habitat of the Malabar Giant Squirrel, an exciting highlight for wildlife enthusiasts. The park is a paradise for birdwatchers and butterfly lovers, with hundreds of bird species, numerous endemic butterfly species, and rich native flora. The sheer diversity makes every safari unique and educational.

WILDLIFE OF SATPURA - A Living Classroom of Biodiversity

Satpura is home to an astonishing range of wildlife. Children may encounter:

•  Leopards moving stealthily through rocky terrain
•  The shy Sloth Bear
•  Packs of Indian Wild Dogs (Dhole)
•  Majestic Indian Gaur (the world’s largest wild cattle)
•  Sambar, Chital, and other herbivores
•  And, if fortune smiles — the magnificent Bengal Tiger & Tiger cubs. 

Satpura is also the northernmost habitat of the Malabar Giant Squirrel, an exciting highlight for wildlife enthusiasts. The park is a paradise for birdwatchers and butterfly lovers, with hundreds of bird species, numerous endemic butterfly species, and rich native flora. The sheer diversity makes every safari unique and educational.

Why Parents should enroll their children in this program

It offers a rare blend of expert-led structured learning and safe, supervised exposure to the wilderness, helping kids learn beyond the classroom. The experience encourages a healthy digital detox, allowing children to reconnect with nature, develop focus, and build emotional balance. Through real-world exploration, children gain confidence, independence, and decision-making skills in a supportive setting. Hands-on conservation activities foster environmental responsibility and respect for wildlife at a young age.
Cultural interactions and creative workshops build empathy, curiosity, and cultural sensitivity. Most importantly, the program nurtures leadership, teamwork, and resilience, shaping mindful, responsible individuals for life.  

 

Daywise Itinerary

On arrival, the group proceeds to Jehan Numa Palace for a welcome breakfast.  An engaging heritage session introduces children to Bhopal’s culture and architecture, followed by a visit to the UNESCO World Heritage site, Bhimbetka Rock Shelters. There, they explore 10,000-year-old rock art and participate in a sketching activity. Post lunch, transfer to Reni Pani Jungle Lodge. The evening features jungle orientation, team formation, conservation briefing, program guidelines, and dinner under the stars.

An early morning safari in the Madhai core Zone of Satpura National Park introduces tracking pugmarks, bird identification, and habitat observation. Forest breakfast & back to resort. Free time & freshen up. Post lunch, a Junior Scientist Workshop will cover GPS basics, camera trapping, biodiversity documentation, and field journaling. The day continues with a guided walking safari in the buffer forest of Satpura. Post Hi tea an expert talk, followed by dinner and reflection.

The morning core safari focuses on advanced tracking skills. Later, children visit a tribal village to learn about sustainable forest living, human–wildlife conflict. An evening cultural workshop includes pottery and traditional art inspired by Warli Art.  After dinner, a supervised night trail introduces nocturnal wildlife and constellations.

 

The morning is dedicated to reflection, conservation pledges, and a certification ceremony.  Each participant receives a Young Naturalist Certificate and medal.

Accommodation

Reni Pani Lodge -  Visit Website 

Reni Pani Jungle Lodge is an exquisitely designed conservation and wildlife-focused lodge located close to the Satpura National Park, the largest tiger reserve in Madhya Pradesh. Our resort near Bhopal is just 150 km (a 3.5-hr drive) from the city, the ideal spot for those who love the canvas of green and blue, making it one of the best resorts near Pachmarhi. This exquisitely designed conservation and wildlife-focused Satpura resort are defined by the high benchmarks in service and quality set by the Jehan Numa Group. Your personal butler takes care of your needs and will arrive at your cottage to escort you to dinner and guide you in the dark. The porters, housekeepers, chefs, and waiters are imbued with Jehan Numa's courtesy and a sense of service that never intrudes but ensures that you have everything you need.

 

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Reni Pani Jungle Lodge is an exquisitely designed conservation and wildlife-focused lodge located close to the Satpura National park and Tiger Reserve. It features 12 luxury cottages encompassing 3 distinct structural designs, a cozy central meeting place called the Gol Ghar & a jungle pool located along its seasonal nullah.

 

3 nights and 4 days stay at Reni Pani Lodge on Sharing 

All Meals - Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner 

Surface transfers from Bhopal Airport - Reni Pani Lodge - Bhopal Airport 

All activities at Reni Pani Lodge 

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Bank Account Detail
Bank Name : ICICI Bank
Payee Name : JUNGLE LORE TRAVEL LLP
A/c No : 6412 0505 1087
A/c Type : Current Account
Branch : Dadar, Gokhale Road Branch
RTGS / NEFT IFSC Code : ICIC0006412
MIRC Code : 400229068


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