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Delve into the creative soul of Chhattisgarh with the Craft Tour, a 5-day journey celebrating tribal artistry, traditional techniques, and living heritage. Explore stone, wood, terracotta, bamboo, and bell metal crafts across Bastar, Kondagaon, and Dantewada. This immersive trip weaves through breathtaking landscapes, sacred temples, and vibrant markets, offering a rich connection with the indigenous artisans and age-old techniques of Central India.
- Discover wooden craft, stone carving, and terracotta art in Bastar
- Witness the grandeur of Chitrakote Waterfalls and Ghumar Falls
- Explore Narayanpal Temple, Barsoor ruins, and Danteshwari Temples
- Observe bell-metal casting and wrought iron craft in Kondagaon
- Experience bamboo rafting, Kanger Valley National Park, and Mandarkonta Caves
- Taste local delicacies like red ant chutney and tribal thalis
- Engage with tribal traditions like Dhurwa Pata and visit local craft markets
Itineraries
Day 1
Bastar’s Heritage & Wooden Wonders

Begin your craft journey with a Heritage Walk at Sirasar Square, discover the tales of Bastar Palace, and explore the Anthropological & Archaeological Museums. End your day visiting wooden craft studios, where tribal artisans breathe life into every grain of wood.
Day 2
Chitrakote Falls & Stone Stories

Travel to Chitrakote, the Niagara of India, via Tamda and Mendri Ghumar waterfalls. Visit the ancient Narayanpal Temple and learn about Animist practices at Devgudi. Discover the legacy of stone art, reflecting timeless human expression.
Day 3
Temples, Markets & Terracotta Traditions

Explore Gamawada's megaliths, Danteshwari temples, and Barsoor’s temple ruins, including the giant Twin Ganesha. Visit a vibrant tribal haat (market) and end your day experiencing the charm of Terracotta art, passed down through generations.
Day 4
Kondagaon – Bell Metal & Wrought Iron Live

Travel to Kondagaon, a hub of tribal craftsmanship. Watch artisans create wrought iron figures, terracotta sculptures, and intricate bell-metal handicrafts using the lost wax technique—a living echo of the Harappan civilization.
Day 5
Bamboo, Waterfalls & Dhurwa Traditions

Start with bamboo rafting, then explore Tirathgarh Waterfalls and the Mandarkonta Caves. Try Bastar’s tribal cuisine, including the bold red ant chutney, and witness Dhurwa Pata, a sacred tribal painting style. Wrap up with souvenir shopping in Jagdalpur.
- Accommodation
- Food-All Veg
- Tour Leader
- Parking charges
- Entry charges
- Gypsy Safari (One Time, Depend on Availability)
- Boating (Depend on Availability)
- Caving
- Sightseeing
- Village walk
- Waterfall hopping
- Heritage walk
- Trekking
- Craft village
- 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
The ideal time to visit Bastar is between October and March, when the weather is pleasant, waterfalls are flowing, and local festivals and tribal markets are in full swing. These months are perfect for both cultural exploration and nature-based adventures. However, rest of the months offer their own charm, giving space for a more immersive travel.
Most activities involve light walking, short treks, or mild adventure sports like bamboo rafting or cave exploration. Treks like Dholkal Hill may require moderate fitness. Our itineraries are designed to be accessible for all age groups with a basic level of fitness.
Yes, these tours are family-friendly. We ensure comfort and safety throughout, and activities can be adapted based on the group's needs. However, specific treks or cave visits may be optional for elderly travelers.
We offer a mix of deluxe hotels, resorts, homestays and eco-camps, depending on the itinerary and package. All accommodations are handpicked for cleanliness, comfort, and a unique local experience.
We provide freshly cooked vegetarian meals, along with local delicacies (especially in tribal food experiences). Special dietary needs can be accommodated with prior notice.
We recommend carrying:
- Comfortable walking/trekking shoes
- Light woolens (especially for winter mornings)
- Sunscreen, hat, sunglasses
- Reusable water bottle
- Personal medications
- Rain jacket (during monsoon season)
Yes, all tours are led by local experts or trained guides who are well-versed in Bastar’s culture, history, and geography. They also facilitate meaningful community interactions and ensure safety during outdoor activities.
Absolutely. Our tours are crafted to empower local communities, promote cultural exchange, and minimize environmental impact. We collaborate with tribal artisans, village hosts, and local guides to ensure an authentic and ethical travel experience.
Almost all areas have proper Jio connectivity, while Airtel struggles in a few areas.
Yes, we can create personalized itineraries curated for your needs. You can Call us, Mail us or just drop us a message in Whatsapp.
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%