Group Size
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5-8
Arrival
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Jagdalpur
Departure
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Jagdalpur
Meals
:
Breakfast + Lunch (Veg)
Language
:
Hindi / English
Accomodation
:
Resort (Leisure) / Hotel (Semi-Leisure)
Transport
:
Shared Car
Trip Type
:
Festival
Guide
:
Guided Tour
- Itinerary
- Trip Includes
- Trip Excludes
- Gallery
- FAQ
- Policy
- Goncha & the Crackle of Tupki — Stand amid the only Rath Yatra where bamboo guns are fired in devotion, as the streets of Jagdalpur fill with the sound of malkangni rounds saluting Lord Jagannath.
- Chitrakote — India's Own Niagara — Stand atop a 90-foot horseshoe cascade, then descend to its base, where the spray reaches you long before the full force of the falls comes into view.
- Tupki, Shaped by Hand — Watch Bastar's artisans craft the ceremonial bamboo guns of Goncha, a skill passed down through generations and made nowhere else on earth.
- Danteshwari Temple — A Shakti Peeth — Step into the centuries-old seat of Goddess Danteshwari at Dantewada, the spiritual heart from which Bastar's legendary Dussehra draws its power.
- The Weekly Haat Gathering — Visit a tribal market where organic produce and handicrafts change hands, but more than commerce, it is the week's great social occasion — where villages meet, talk and celebrate together.
Itineraries
Day 1
Date : July 16, 2026
Waterfalls & the Opening of Goncha
Chitrakote greets you first — India's own Niagara — where you stand atop a 90-foot cascade before descending to meet its thunder up close. Chase the wilder, lesser-seen Tamda Ghumar and Mendri Ghumar deeper in the forest. By afternoon, Jagdalpur turns sacred: walk into the Goncha Festival at Sirasar Square, trace dynastic history through Bastar Palace, and watch the Tupki play unfold. As dusk falls, witness Netrotsav — the "opening of the eyes" of the deities — a hush so profound you feel the whole town hold its breath.
Overnight at Deluxe Hotel, Jagdalpur
Day 2
Date : July 17, 2026
Caves, Cascades & the Craft of Tupki
Slip into the cool dark of Madarkonta Caves, where stalactites and stalagmites have formed in silence for thousands of years. Emerge to the three-tiered Tirathgarh Waterfalls — its mist on your skin before its roar reaches your ears. Close the day inside the Goncha celebrations, watching artisans carve and shape Tupki by hand — the ceremonial bamboo guns fired in honour of Lord Jagannath. You leave with the day's two rhythms in you: the stillness of stone and the pulse of living tradition.
Overnight at Luxury Resort / Deluxe Hotel
Day 3
Date : July 18, 2026
Shakti Peeth, Ancient Temples & the Weekly Haat
Dantewada calls first — its Danteshwari Temple, one of India's revered Shakti Peeths, home to the goddess from whom Bastar's Dussehra draws its soul. Move on to the restored temples of Barsur, each stone carrying centuries of myth and history. Pause at Saathdhara and the memory pillars, where departed villagers' lives are carved into stone. Then wander a tribal haat — less a marketplace than a weekly reunion, where families trade terracotta and handicrafts, and gather simply to be together. The day closes on the rim of Chitrakote at golden hour.
Overnight at Luxury Resort / Deluxe Hotel
Day 4
Date : July 19, 2026
Ancient Stone & Sacred Groves
Dawn leads you to the thousand-year-old Narayanpal Temple, raised by the Nagvanshi dynasty for Lord Vishnu — its weathered architecture and quiet surrounds a lesser-known marvel you may have almost to yourself. From here, step into a Devgudi — a tribal shrine where Animism lives on, and the divine is found in earth, tree and stone. A final stop at Jagdalpur's tourist centre lets you carry a piece of Bastar home: handmade crafts shaped by the very communities you have travelled among.
Then, departure — though something of Bastar tends to leave with you, and stay.
- - Accommodation (Nights at the said locations)
- - Food (Veg) – from breakfast on Day 1 to Lunch on Day 3
- - Vehicle - (Innova AC)
- - Guide (English)
- - Parking,Entry charges
- - Sight-seeing
- - Waterfall hopping
- - Heritage walk
- - Caves
- - Craft village
- - Tupaki making
- - Tupaki Play
- - Goncha Festival Celebration
- Water Bottles (Supporting limited usage of Plastic, we suggest carrying steel water bottles)
- Dinner
- Beverages
- Insurance
- Tip
- Products which you may purchase
- Any other cost not mentioned above
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Note:
- Fixed Batches will be cancelled if the Minimum group requirements are not met.
- Boating and Caves can be cancelled if they are not available due to rain or other reasons.
- If Kanger Valley National Park opens by the arrival dates it can be added on extra charges.
Payment policy:-
100% advance before the trip
Cancellation Policy:-
In the event of cancellation of tour / travel services due to any avoidable / unavoidable reason/s we must be notified of the same in writing. Cancellation charges will be effective from the date we receive advice in writing, and cancellation charges would be as follows:
Once booked it is subject to cancellation charges as follows:
- 60 days ahead of booking dates 10%
- 30 days ahead of booking dates 20%
- 15 days ahead of booking dates 30%
- 7 days ahead of booking dates 50%
- Within 7 days 100%
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