Our Residents: Flora & Fauna
Surwahi is not just a destination for human travelers; it is a thriving ecosystem, home to a staggering diversity of plants, animals, and insects. Our 17-acre estate is a living sanctuary where nature is the primary resident. We are merely custodians, and we invite you to meet the locals.
Feathered, Furred, and Crawling
Avian Life
Over 200 species of birds have been recorded at Surwahi, making it a birder's paradise. From the majestic Crested Serpent Eagle to the vibrant Indian Roller, the air is alive with birdsong.
Insect World
The world of insects at Surwahi is a miniature marvel. Butterflies paint the air with color, while fascinating creatures like stick insects and praying mantises reveal the art of camouflage.
The Silent Inhabitants
Our estate is a testament to the resilience of nature. Through dedicated reforestation efforts, we have cultivated a thriving forest, home to a mix of native and fruit-bearing trees.
Native Trees
The backbone of our ecosystem, these trees provide food and shelter for countless species. We have over 50 species of native trees, including Sal, Teak, and Mahua.
Medicinal Plants
Our herbal garden is a living pharmacy, home to a variety of medicinal plants used in traditional remedies. Learn about the healing properties of Ashwagandha, Tulsi, and more.
Come and Meet Them
The best way to appreciate our resident flora and fauna is to see them for yourself. Join one of our guided nature walks and discover the hidden wonders of Surwahi.
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