Basata village, nestled in Madhya Pradesh's Chhatarpur district, offers a serene rural experience. Residents engaged in agriculture, organic farming, and animal husbandry. As part of the Bundelkhand cultural zone, Basata unfolds Bundelkhand's unique traditions, folk arts, festivals, and culinary delights.

Homestays provide diverse perspectives on village life, offering views of beautiful sunrises, riverbanks, Vindhya Range, and organic farming fields. Engage in various village activities, from boating and fishing on the Ken River to learning organic farming techniques and experiencing horse riding or a bullock cart ride. The festivals bring forth mouth-watering local delicacies like Dubri, Murakka, Sattu, Latta, and Kadhi.

Immerse yourself in Basata's cultural activities, including Rai Dance, Badhai Nritya, and Diwari Dance. The local craft involves creating Mitti ke Bartan and Bans ka Kaam for household use. Basata is well-connected to heritage sites like Ken Ghariyal Sanctuary, Toriya ki Pahadi, Rajgarh Palace, Panna National Park Madla Gate, Bagheshwar Dham, Pandav Falls, Raneh Falls, and the UNESCO World Heritage Site Khajuraho.

Itinerary:

Three day stay in village Basata will include:

(i) Visit to Famous tourist destinations: Heritage sites like Ken Ghariyal Sanctuary, Toriya ki Pahadi, Rajgarh Palace, Panna National Park Madla Gate, Bagheshwar Dham, Pandav Falls, Raneh Falls, and the UNESCO World Heritage Site Khajuraho.

(ii) Village Life Experiences: From Boating and fishing on the Ken River to learning organic farming techniques and experiencing horse riding or a bullock cart ride. One can also immerse yourself in Basata's cultural activities, including Rai Dance, Badhai Nritya, and Diwari Dance. The local craft involves creating Mitti ke Bartan and Bans ka Kaam for household use.

How to reach:

 Flight - Khajuraho Airport (24 kms) 

 Train - Khajuraho Railway Station (19 Kms) 

 Road Connectivity – Khajuraho Bus Stand (05 kms)