There comes a point when the city grind gets too loud—pollution, hectic schedules, virtual meetings, emails, traffic, concrete—it all starts to box you in. That’s when you know it’s time to load up the saddlebags, rev the engines, and head for the hills.
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Welcome to the JungleThe Ride to DuggadaThe ride up towards Lansdowne is always therapeutic. As the plains give way to the foothills, the air cools down, and the roads begin that beautiful, rhythmic dance of lefts and rights. Riding in a pack with friends, communicating with nods and hand signals, is an experience in itself. But the real adventure began when we turned off the beaten path towards Duggada to find the camp. The road narrowed, the canopy thickened, and the scent of pine and wet earth filled our helmets. Arrival: Where Trailers Meet the JungleRolling into Dudhraj Camps isn't like checking into a hotel. It feels like discovering a secret outpost. The first thing that struck us was the sheer expanse of green. There was ample parking space right amidst the foliage—a beautiful sight to see our motorcycles resting on grass rather than asphalt. The accommodation setup is brilliant and caters to every kind of adventurer. The camp has a distinct "trailer park" vibe that feels incredibly authentic.
![]() Spacious rooms Comfortable rooms, kitchen, and bath All in a Container Trailer Park ![]() Quaint Cottage Rooms Rustic Hall The Wild ExperienceWe didn't come just to park bikes and sleep. We came for the wild. As dusk settled and the bonfire crackled to life, the atmosphere shifted. We weren't just near the forest; we were in it. The staff, incredibly knowledgeable locals, told us to keep our voices down and our eyes peeled. This is where the true magic of Dudhraj lies. It’s not a zoo; it’s their territory. We spent hours just listening to the jungle wake up as the sun went down. We spotted plenty of deer grazing near the tree line, their eyes reflecting our torches. We heard the distinctive rustle of wild boars nearby. What is Dudhraj? - Indian paradise flycatcher (दूधराज)! The camp is named after this beautiful bird. And while we didn't see the apex predator this time, the thrill of knowing leopards are frequent visitors made every snap of a twig adrenaline-inducing. Hills Ride As I reflected on the trip later, one thought perfectly summarized the experience: "If you like to unwind in nature surrounded by forest, then Dudhraj Camp at Duggada range in Landsdowne is a perfect spot. Leopards, deer, wild boar, and birds are frequent visitors. I had been on a motorcycling ride there with friends, and I highly recommend it for a unique, curated wildlife and nature experience." Why You Need to GoIf you are looking for a different experience, check this out. Drive or ride with friends, park your bike under a canopy of ancient trees, sleep in a converted container, and drink your morning coffee while watching exotic birds and listening for deer calls. Pack your bags for Dudhraj Camps. It’s an unfiltered reconnection with the wild, just a throttle twist away.
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