Situated where the Aravalli and Vindhya mountain ranges meet, the resort features 127 accommodations, including tented suites and villas with private pools. While the destination is traditionally defined by its safari offerings, the property seeks to redefine the visitor experience by emphasizing what happens after the jeep returns. Guests can engage in local pottery sessions, guided nature walks, or culinary workshops at the resort's dedicated school, designed to encourage a rhythm of restoration alongside traditional wildlife discovery.

The resort's culinary program centers on the Skyloft restaurant, which draws inspiration from traditional machan observation towers to serve reimagined regional recipes. Beyond dining, the property offers a Spa by JW rooted in Ayurvedic principles and a variety of family-oriented amenities. With 2,767 square meters of event space, the site is positioned to host everything from corporate retreats to weddings, all while maintaining an architectural aesthetic that mirrors the surrounding native flora and landscape.