Patan village in Chhatarpur district, nestled within the Bundelkhand cultural zone, is a bastion of authentic Bundelkhandi customs. The community's primary occupation is agriculture, forging a deep connection with nature for their various needs. This agricultural lifestyle isn't just economic but reflects a symbiotic relationship with the environment, fostering sustainable coexistence.

Proximity to Panna National Park enhances the village's appeal, offering visitors a day-long encounter with unique wildlife. The park's diverse flora and fauna contribute to the region's rich biodiversity, attracting nature enthusiasts. Local fairs and festivals in Patan showcase traditional music, dance, art, and rituals, providing an enriched cultural experience for guests. Beyond preserving cultural heritage, these events foster community unity, strengthening social bonds.

Patan is a unique destination where tradition and nature converge, offering an authentic Bundelkhandi experience. It stands as a testament to the enduring connection between residents and the land they cultivate, making it a distinctive locale for those seeking a harmonious blend of cultural richness and natural beauty. Visitors can immerse themselves in the vibrant tapestry of Bundelkhandi life within the confines of this culturally and ecologically rich village.

ITINERARY

Three day stay at Patan  village will allow tourist to:-

1. Famous tourist attractions. The village is located near  Panna Tiger Reserve and the World Heritage site of Khajuraho.
2. Village Life Experience: Rajghar Palace, Ranae Fall, Pandav Fall, and Chatarbhujh Mandir can be visited while staying in the village.Farm to plate, Folk Dance, Nature Walk 

How to reach:

 Flight -: Khajuraho Airport (22 Kms )

 Train -: Khajuraho Railway Station (19 Kms)

Bus Connectivity -:  Bus Stand, Bamitha (10 Kms), Panna (19 Kms)