Nestled in the Seoni district of Madhya Pradesh, Barelipar is a 120-year-old tribal village steeped in culture and surrounded by lush, dense forests. This rustic countryside destination offers an immersive rural tourism experience just 3 kilometers from the Karmajhiri Gate of Pench Tiger Reserve. Home to the indigenous Gond community, the village is a unique blend of tradition, nature, and warm hospitality.Surrounded by verdant forests, Barelipar offers glimpses of wildlife, including deer, peacocks, monkeys, and wild boars, along with the soothing calls of forest birds. Once a forest-displaced village, Barelipar today stands as a vibrant example of sustainable, community-led rural tourism

Locals, primarily engaged in farming and forest produce collection such as mahua goli, have naturally adapted to tourism and now play an active role as guides, hosts, and gypsy drivers, offering heartfelt services to visiting tourists.

Three-Day Itinerary at Barelipar:

A stay in Barelipar offers a chance to explore scenic beauty, tribal traditions, and wildlife up close. Highlights include:

Nearby Attractions:

Pench Tiger Reserve – Karmajhiri Gate (3 km), Sanichar Temple, Village Patheri (18 km), Jamtara Gate (20 km), Pench River (20 km), Patheri Natural Tourism Spot (20 km)

Authentic Village Life Experiences:

Shaila – Traditional group dance by men, Setam – Tribal dance performed in community gatherings, Phaag Gayan – Folk songs of Holi sung in March, Bhujaliya Mela – Local fair held in August–September, Madai Festival – Cultural fair around October–November, aligned with Diwali celebrations, Satta – Summer folk performance (April–June), Saptahik Bazaar – Weekly village market showcasing local produce and crafts

How to reach:

By Flight -: Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Airport, Nagpur 145 km 

By Train -: Seoni Railway Station at 43 Km 

By Bus -: Nearest Bus Stand/ Station is Sukhtara at 30 km 

By Road -: Well connected to the State and National Highway