Wild Planet Jungle Resort - Devala

Remote jungle hideaway accessible by 4x4 only in the Nilgiri hills

Accommodation

Wild Planet Jungle Resort offers Valley View Cabins with balconies overlooking tea estates and forest. The Luxury Pavilion rooms are spacious and designed with glass windows for mountain views. Hill Top Cottages near the lobby provide easy access to dining and activities.

Dining

An on-site restaurant serves Asian breakfast, lunch, and dinner buffet with both vegetarian and non-vegetarian options. The chef personally checks with guests for customised dishes like puréed mashes for infants. Hi-tea with snacks and tea varieties is offered every evening.

Activities

Guided rainforest walks and bird watching tours are led by naturalist Mahesh Raja, who explains forest ecosystems. Kayaking, fishing, archery, and zip lining are available on the property. Indoor games include billiards, table tennis, and a children's playground with swings.

Location & Access

The resort is situated 1067 m above sea level in Devala, accessible only through Tamil Nadu via a 5km off-road track. Guests park at a dedicated lot and are transported by 4x4 jeep through tea plantations. Nearby attractions include Mudumalai National Park, Edakkal Caves, and Chembra Peak.

Family & Children

A children's playground with swings and outdoor games like football and cricket are available on-site. The resort provides babysitting services upon request and entertainment staff for group activities. Kids can enjoy kayaking and fishing under supervision.

• Location: Remote jungle retreat in Devala, 4x4 transfer from parking
• Rooms: Valley View Cabins, Luxury Pavilion, Hill Top Cottages with balconies
• Dining: On-site restaurant with Asian breakfast, buffet, hi-tea
• Activities: Rainforest walks, bird watching, kayaking, archery, zip lining
• Family: Children's playground, entertainment staff, babysitting on request
• Wildlife: Mudumalai National Park, Edakkal Caves, Chembra Peak nearby
• Unique: No mobile signal, full digital detox, wildlife sightings of elephants and tigers