Jim Corbett works well for groups because a retreat can combine nature, activities, shared meals and time together.
1. Start With The Purpose
Decide whether the group is a corporate team, student group, yoga retreat, family gathering, celebration or friends' getaway. This determines the accommodation, meal timings, activities and use of outdoor space.
2. Plan Accommodation
Parwati Wild Abode offers 12 independent cottages, 3 mud huts and a family villa. Group accommodation should be planned according to the final room mix and availability.
3. Plan Meals Around The Day
Safari timings can mean very early starts, so breakfast and other meals should be coordinated around the group's schedule. For larger groups, discuss group meals and customised arrangements in advance.
4. Add a Safari
A safari can become the shared highlight of the trip. Private jeep safaris can accommodate up to 6 people per jeep, so larger groups may require multiple jeeps. Dhikala Canter is another option for visitors who want to experience Dhikala without an overnight forest stay.
5. Use The Outdoor Space
Lawns and open areas are ideal for group dinners, games, team activities, yoga sessions, celebrations and informal gatherings.
6. Build In Downtime
A retreat should not be scheduled minute by minute. Leave time for people to relax, talk, swim, play games or simply enjoy being away from the city.
Parwati Wild Abode can be tailored for corporate retreats, student groups, yoga retreats, family gatherings and other group stays, with customised packages based on requirements.
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