Stay
Amidst seven acres of greenery
Dine
Delicious festive meals
Dance
Grand Dandiya & DJ
Celebrate
Fun activities for all ages
Forest vibes
Relax and reconnect with nature
Garba on the lawn, the jungle all around
Three nights of garba and dandiya under string lights, festive Navratri dinners and a forest that starts where the garden ends. This Navratri, leave the city behind and celebrate under the stars at Saalora.
Navratri in the city means a packed hall, a parking queue and a drive home at one in the morning. At Saalora the lawn is lit with strings of lights, the DJ plays from dusk, and your room is a two-minute walk from the circle.
Dandiya sticks are waiting when you arrive. Wear your best chaniya choli or kurta — there are prizes for the best-dressed couple and the best dandiya performer — and the kitchen keeps the live counters going until the last round.
Package includes
Accommodation
- Stay in your selected Saalora room category
- Comfortable stay amidst seven acres of greenery
- Breakfast, lunch & dinner included
Dandiya night
- Grand Dandiya evening
- DJ / Dandiya music
- Traditional Garba & Dandiya
- Dandiya sticks for guests
- Best Dressed Couple / Best Dandiya Performer
- Fun games & festive activities
Festive dining
- Welcome drink
- Special Navratri dinner
- Live counters
- Traditional sweets & desserts
- Hi-tea & snacks
Saalora experiences
- Pool access
- Outdoor games
- Kids’ activities
- Morning nature experience
- Leisure time amidst the forest
A festive day at Saalora
An indicative plan. Timings move a little with the weather and the crowd, never with the fun.
- From 2:00 PM
Check in, welcome drink
Settle in, collect your dandiya sticks, and take the afternoon at the pool.
- 5:00 PM
Hi-tea in the garden
Tea, snacks and the light going gold over the treeline.
- 7:30 PM
Grand Dandiya & Garba
The lawn lights up. Traditional garba first, then dandiya with the DJ.
- 9:00 PM
Navratri dinner
Live counters, festive thalis and traditional sweets.
- Late
Prizes and the last round
Best Dressed Couple and Best Dandiya Performer, then one more song.
- Next morning
Nature walk & breakfast
A slow morning along the reserve boundary, then breakfast as long as you like.
Choose your room category
Forty-eight rooms across five categories, all with air-conditioning, a television, tea and coffee making, running hot water and daily housekeeping. The starting price applies to the entry category; tell us which you would like and we will quote the rest.
Before you book
Is the ₹9,999 price per person or per room?
Per room, per night, starting from. The final rate depends on the room category you choose and how many guests are in the room; we send an itemised quote with GST shown before you pay anything.
Can we come only for the Dandiya evening without staying?
The evening is planned for resident guests first. If space allows we open a limited number of day passes — message us on WhatsApp with your date and group size and we will tell you honestly.
Do we need to bring our own dandiya sticks?
No. Sticks are provided for every guest. Bring your own if you have a favourite pair.
Is there a dress code?
Traditional festive wear is encouraged, and there are prizes for the best-dressed couple, but nobody is turned away for wearing what they are comfortable in.
Is the event suitable for children?
Yes. There are kids’ activities through the day, a play area, and the dandiya circle is open to all ages.
Terms & conditions
- Price starts from ₹9,999 per night per room on double occupancy in the entry category, plus applicable GST. Higher categories are available at a supplement.
- Meals as listed are included for registered in-house guests. Alcohol is not included.
- Event programme is indicative and may move with the weather; the Dandiya evening moves indoors to the banquet hall if it rains.
- Amplified music in open areas stops at the time permitted by local regulation.
- Festive dates are non-refundable within 7 days of arrival. Date changes are subject to availability.
This Navratri, leave the city behind and celebrate under the stars.
