Charger Point & Three Cave Point

Charger Point: Named for a Legend

Charger Point is one of the most famous landmarks in the Tala Zone of Bandhavgarh National Park, named after a legendary, notoriously aggressive male tiger known simply as “Charger.” This viewpoint is significant not just for its historical connection to the park’s most iconic resident, but also for the spectacular view it affords. Situated on an elevated rock face, it provides a crucial vantage point for viewing the surrounding forest and valley. For safari-goers, a stop at Charger Point offers an excellent opportunity for photography and a chance to truly absorb the raw beauty of the tiger habitat.

Three Cave Point: A Glimpse into the Past

Nearby, the Three Cave Point offers a fascinating link to the ancient history of Bandhavgarh. As the name suggests, this area features a cluster of ancient caves carved into the soft rock, many of which contain artifacts or inscriptions, hinting at human occupation centuries ago. These caves provided shelter and served as dwellings, possibly for monks or ascetics, giving visitors a quiet, reflective moment to consider the long history of human interaction with this landscape. It’s a perfect spot to combine wildlife tracking with archaeological interest.

Your Base for Bandhavgarh’s Icons

Exploring iconic sites like Charger Point and Three Cave Point is an essential part of the Bandhavgarh experience. After an adventurous day of trekking and tracking through the jungle, you deserve a swift and luxurious return to comfort. The Sarai Resort, conveniently located just 6 kilometers from Umaria, ensures you spend less time commuting and more time relaxing. Our wooden-aesthetic resort offers the perfect blend of rustic elegance and modern amenities—like our AC Rooms and private pools—providing the ideal tranquil sanctuary to rest before your next unforgettable safari drive.