FHR Wilderness Lodge

Located within spitting distance of the Sukhna Lake in Chandigarh, India’s first planned city, the lodge ticks all the boxes of a quiet nature retreat that blends golf and luxury. A 12-hole golf course, a helipad, eclectic restaurants and clubhouse facilities are some of the amenities on offer at the lodge spread over 1000 acres. Steeped in peace and tranquillity, the lush green landscaping, the water bodies, and the organic farms are a real treat for the wearied urbanite. Nature walks amidst the nearby forest area, bonfire evenings and birdwatching are some of the relaxing experiences in the lap of nature

Location

The nearest airport is the Shaheed Bhagat Singh International Airport, Chandigarh (India) which is approximately 18 km or a 25-minute drive time. The nearest railhead are Chandigarh City which is approximately a 9 km or 17-minute drive. Drive time from Delhi is around 04½ hours or 245 km approximately.

Things to know

  • The resort is a 10-minute drive from Chandigarh city

Rooms & Suites

The villas seamlessly blend opulent interiors and captivating exteriors within a forested haven. There are two categories, the one-bedroom Acqua Villas which command lake views, and the larger two-bedroom Acacia Villas with a private pool. All villas come with butler services, a private patio and lawn, en-suite bathrooms, and luxurious amenities.

Restaurants & Bars

The clubhouse features a restaurant and bar that serves multi-cuisine options featuring local and international favourites. Menus are curated in accordance with the guests ‘dietary preferences and fixed accordingly for each course of meal on a daily basis as opposed to being offered as a buffet.

Spa & Wellness

Spa services will commence shortly.

Experiences

There is a wide array of indoor games and a library. For those who want to explore the magnificent outdoors, nature treks, birdwatching, drives and playing at the 12-hole golf course are great options.

Sustainability

TUTC is strongly committed to sustainability and reducing its carbon footprint and takes several measures and efforts at the various campsites.  The use of steel flasks instead of packaged drinking water, LED lights in the camps, zero plastic policy, usage of low flow faucets for water conservation, responsible waste management, and solar energy use are just some of the measures implemented at the various camps. TUTC also ensures environmental, social, and economic sustainability and development at all its camps.