Namami Narmade

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A Rustic Retreat Near Dhuandhar Waterfall

Located just 500 meters from the iconic Dhuandhar Waterfall in Dudwara, Namami Narmade Homestay and Panchawati Homestay are two traditional village stays run by brothers Bodhan Singh Patel and None Lal Patel. These beautifully built mud houses, with 14-inch-thick walls made from local yellow soil, are naturally cool and perfectly blend into the rural landscape.

The two homestays share a peaceful courtyard, ideal for relaxing, dining, or socializing under the shade of mango, guava, and jackfruit trees. The tranquil green setting offers a refreshing escape just steps from one of Madhya Pradesh’s most popular natural attractions.

Guests enjoy farm-to-table meals made from fresh, organic vegetables grown on-site. For those interested in regional flavors, the homestays offer millet-based dishes such as kodo, kutki, and kudai, along with an array of traditional rotis prepared from jowar, bajra, and birra. These wholesome meals offer a true taste of the Malwa and Mahakoshal culinary traditions.

Whether you're visiting Dhuandhar Falls or exploring the surrounding beauty of the Narmada Valley, Namami Narmade and Panchawati Homestays provide a culturally rich, eco-friendly, and nourishing experience in the heart of rural Madhya Pradesh.

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