Sometimes, all it takes is one weekend. One weekend of forest walks, farm-fresh meals, and uninterrupted sunsets to reset your rhythm. Tucked in the pristine wilderness of the Western Ghats, Shatavari Eco-Resort offers just that—a chance to step away from the rush and fall back into sync with nature.
Here’s what a slow weekend at Shatavari might look like.
Friday Evening: Arrival at the Edge of the Forest
As you take the scenic drive from Belgaum, the air gets cooler and the greenery denser. When you arrive at Shatavari, you’re greeted not just by the warm hospitality—but by stillness. You check in, drop your bags, and step out onto the veranda of your cottage. Just trees. Birds. Breeze.
Dinner at The Dining Shidori is a flavorful mix of local cuisine—freshly picked veggies, regional spices, and homemade warmth.
Saturday: A Day to Explore & Exhale
Start your morning with a walk through the organic farm—ripe tomatoes on the vine, butterflies hovering over marigolds, the crunch of soil underfoot.
Later, take a guided nature trail or sit by the natural water body with a book in hand. At Shatavari, there’s no schedule. You create your own rhythm.
As the sun dips, join fellow guests at the bonfire or simply listen to the jungle settle into night.
Sunday: Slow Start, Long Memories
Wake up to birdsong, sip herbal tea, and let the morning stretch as long as you need it to. Before you leave, you might just jot a note to yourself:
“Come back. Soon.”
A Place to Unplug—and Reconnect
In a world that glorifies busy, Shatavari Eco-Resort offers you the luxury of slowness. A weekend here is not about doing more, but about feeling more. It’s where you rediscover what truly matters: presence, peace, and connection—with nature, and with yourself.