Your Nature-Infused Escape
Discover a world where fresh produce, serene landscapes, and soulful experiences come together. Nestled in the border of Birbhum and Santhal Parganas, The Red Soil Country offers the perfect blend of organic living, tranquil farm stays, and nature’s abundance. Whether you’re here to unwind, explore, or feast on organic delights, we promise a getaway that will refresh both body and soul.
Comfort Stay
Healthy Food
Quality Service
Rooms
Our cozy cottages and rooms offer the perfect blend of comfort and rustic charm. Wake up to the sound of birds singing, step out into the fresh, morning air, and soak in the natural beauty that surrounds you. Whether you’re looking for a quiet escape or a family adventure, our accommodation offers you a peaceful and authentic stay. At our glass-walled tree house, you can watch the birds chirping on the treetop from your bed. In the mud house, you can enjoy the authentic village home with modern amenities. In the Swiss cottage, you can enjoy the luxury with nature. In the British Bungalow, you can feel the vibes of English countryside.
*All rooms are breakfast inclusive*
How To Reach
By Car : It is approximately 4 hours drive from Second Hooghly Bridge, on NH 14, near Saharakuri Crossing after Tilpara Barage. A search of “Anjali Gardens, Birbhum” in Google map will be helpful.
By Train: The nearest stations are Suri and Sainthia. 30 minutes journey by Toto/ car from Suri Station.30 minutes journey by car from Sainthia station.
By Bus: Saharakuri bus stop in any Tarapith/ Rampurhat/ Massanjore bound Bus. By Toto (20 minutes) from Suri Bus stand.
Arrangement of pick up from Sainthia or Suri can be done with prior intimation (with extra charges).
If you have any query feel free to contact us
Things to do
Organic Farm Tours: Wander through our lush, vibrant garden and discover the wonders of organic farming. Pick your own Alphonso mangoes, explore our vegetable patches, and learn about the farming methods that sustain our land.
Fishing by the Pond: Relive childhood memories and catch your own fish from the serene pond. Take your catch to the kitchen, and let our chef cook it to perfection while you relax in the natural surroundings.
Farm-to-Table Dining: Nothing compares to the joy of eating food that’s grown right outside your door. Enjoy meals prepared with the freshest ingredients from our garden, all served with love and care by our in-house chef.
Nature Walks & Cycling: Explore our expansive property through tranquil walks or a peaceful bike ride. The lush greenery of our farm and surrounding forests provide the perfect backdrop for your journey.
Yoga Amidst Nature: Rejuvenate your body and mind with a yoga session in the open, surrounded by the calming sounds of nature. Let the fresh air and peaceful environment bring you to a place of true balance.
BBQ Evenings: Enjoy a fun evening with family and friends, grilling your favorite meats and veggies in the great outdoors. The perfect way to unwind and enjoy each other’s company under the stars.
Enjoy A UNIQUE
FARM STAY
For bookings, inquiries, or more information, feel free to reach out to us:
Guest FeeDbAck
An excellent garden and resort simply fantastic, all staffs are very good they gave us amazing services..it is worth mentioning about the food they provided ,so tasty so fresh and varieties of food items are available.A must visit resort in affordable price
Mekhala Gupta
The Anjali gardens is a pristine “garden of Eden” nestled near Tilpara Barrage in the district of Birbhum, West Bengal. One would be marvelled at the sight of organic vegetables, farm fresh paddy and the fruits especially alfonso mango alongwith the blossoming of seasonal flowers….
Markets with Uddalok
Wonderful organic garden. Beautifully designed. Staying there and taking organic food makes you fresh.
Dipak Sarkar
The perfect retreat for organic food lovers – Alphonso Mango orchard, Seasonal vegetables, paddy fields and nature unlimited !! Enjoy picking your own veggies & fruits and fishing in the pond, while enjoying the smell of the red soil.
