Nestled in the heart of Rajasthan, India, Suján Jawai has achieved a remarkable feat, securing the No. 43 spot on The World’s 50 Best Hotels 2024. This prestigious global list, unveiled in a dazzling ceremony held in London, celebrates the finest hotel experiences from across the globe.
Suján Jawai is more than just a luxury camp. It’s a gateway to a breathtaking wilderness where wildlife and local culture blend seamlessly. Guests can witness the majestic leopards that roam the region, along with a diverse array of other animals, including antelopes, hyenas, crocodiles, and a wide variety of birds. This diverse ecosystem boasts over 250 bird species, making it a birdwatcher’s paradise.
Beyond the wildlife, Suján Jawai offers a unique cultural immersion. Guests can interact with the local communities, delving into their vibrant traditions and way of life. The camp’s eight opulent tented ‘Rock Suites’, a Family ‘Felidae’ Suite, and the luxurious Royal ‘Panthera’ Suite, complete with a private pool and dedicated butler service, provide the perfect blend of comfort and adventure.
At the heart of Suján Jawai lies a strong commitment to conservation. Founders Jaisal and Anjali Singh have dedicated themselves to protecting the local environment and supporting the communities. The camp’s rewilding initiatives, in partnership with local nomadic tribes, have restored over 100 square kilometers of land, bringing back a rich tapestry of wildlife and promoting sustainable coexistence between humans and nature. This commitment has resulted in a thriving ecosystem that now supports over 30 mammal species, 270 bird types, and a diverse array of fauna.
Suján Jawai’s success story is a testament to the power of responsible tourism. The camp’s dedication to conservation and community engagement has not only preserved a stunning wilderness but has also improved the lives of thousands of people in the surrounding villages. For travelers seeking a unique and enriching experience in one of India’s most captivating landscapes, Suján Jawai offers a chance to immerse oneself in the wilderness, witness the beauty of nature, and contribute to a positive future for both wildlife and local communities.
Rates at Suján Jawai start at ₹125,000 per night for two sharing a Rock Suite, including breakfast, lunch, dinner, two daily wilderness drives, laundry services, Wi-Fi, and a mandatory conservation contribution of ₹2,500 per person per night.
