Cocooned in Nature!
Continuing with the review of Evolve Back Resorts in Kabini. Yeah, there are 2 restaurants here - the Honey Comb restaurant & Kuruba grill. The Honey Comb restaurant is a buffet restaurant where you can also order something special. Did I mention it was my birthday when I ventured here, so the head chef Ranjith, took me by surprise & sent me a birthday cake to my hut!!!
To Get There:
Refer to my earlier post.
P.S: I was invited by Orange County (now: Evolve Back), Kabini to stay and experience the hotel for review purpose, however the opinions are my own and this post does not to advertise the product/service.
Haha I love how you swallow the sun.. so it is you that bring us every evening the night? ;)
ReplyDeleteWithout kidding - very lovely impressions here. I would love to spend some good time right now in the Infinity pool...
Also I can imagine as a veggie it is sometimes maybe hard to find the right meal, I would love to try some Indian desserts, I never really tried some before.
That food looks so good! Especially the veggies! Also, it sucks that the river had almost dried up. It would have been awesome to go on the floating dinner! The sunset and landscapes look really nice, though!
ReplyDeleteA birthday cake to my hut - that's so sweet! I often choose the veggie options although I am a meat eater - so this sounds right up my street. Love the variety options at the first place, and the pictures for the second are incredible!
ReplyDeleteOrange Country Resorts in Kabini seems to offer a great selection of veggie dishes at the resorts restaurants. It's great to know the resort promotes responsible tourism. The views of the Kabini river look spectacular from your photos.
ReplyDeleteI have always admired Orange County for their luxury and responsible way of promoting or supporting destinations. Having grown close to Kabini, I have been wanting to visit this resort for sometime now. Thanks for the virtual journey!
ReplyDeleteI have been lusting over Kabini resort property pictures for quite a while. After going through your post I definitely will be planning a visit there soon, perhaps during the monsoons. Food options looks amazing! Filter coffee and mysore masala dosa are my favourite combo.
ReplyDeleteOrange County looks like fab place for a weekend getaway. And the fact that the amenities and the atmosphere is so close to nature it makes for a great laid back experience. Loved the hut style rooms and the tempting food. Definitely something to consider for a short trip away from city life.
ReplyDeleteThe resort is like in an eco village. The location is beautiful and the view is amazing. The foods look delicious. I would like to stay here if I have a chance.
ReplyDeleteKabini and Orange County...the two names are almost synonymous now. Food is a such a plus point, specially when you are vacationing at a destination where you spend a lot of time in the resort. Everything looks inviting. The decor and huts are vey authentic.
ReplyDeleteam glad came across your blog. gives ideas to travel within the country. the focus on describing the food is very enjoyable.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a wonderful place to stay. It's great that they had so many food options for vegetarians and meat eaters. And I can see why you went crazy with the photos! The sunset is marvelous!
ReplyDeleteOrange Country Resorts in Kabini looks like a perfect weekend getaway to unplug from the rest of the world! Also, your picture with the sun is a great shot captured!
ReplyDeleteIt's really cool when resorts try to go the extra mile anticipating the different needs of every client. This resort looks so great! :D
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like a nice resort -- I like the combo of lux offerings like big buffets and pools with a sustainable approach adn giving back to the community. I'll check it out when I get to that neck of the woods.
ReplyDeleteHappy continued travels!
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Oooo the quickest way to this traveler's heart is food! The food here looks so delicious! Also, those are some pretty magical sunsets. I'd love to just sit back and chill and take it all in.
ReplyDeleteI shouldn't have read this article at lunch time yum yum yum! And how nice of them bringing a birthday cake to your hut!
ReplyDeleteYou get to visit the most exotic places there. Interested to read more about the Kuruba and their culture in your future posts. Those sunset poses are so wacky, I'd like to try them out here myself.
ReplyDeleteOMG I love those moon pictures!! This place looks so relaxing and the perfect little getaway from the hustle and bustle. Never heard of this resort but would love to come visit. I could use a spa day and infinity pool right about now!
ReplyDeleteWow! You make drool over these 2 restaurants. They seemed to have churned out some good dishes.
ReplyDeleteExcellent framing with Sun :)
Love the resort....the location is perfect and adds to the ambiance of the place
ReplyDeleteThe sunset was beautiful and it was so cool, you played around with the sunset shot. Overall, the place feels refreshing.
ReplyDeleteThe resort looks fabulous! I would love to visit it especially for that great food and beautiful sunset! I love those funny photos with sun :) I am glad you had a great time. !
ReplyDeleteWhat else should I say? This is truly perfect haven for those who want embrace serenity and want to commune with nature's bounty. I like how friendly this Resort looks like. I like how you have written this review. Your photos can truly speak and you have captured them stunningly. Thank you so much for sharing this with us.
ReplyDeleteAmazing place to visit!! Very beautiful!! Need to go here soon! Thanks for sharing this!
ReplyDeleteThe orange country resorts look nice and the concept of theirs being so close to nature is really fabulous. I loved the way they surprised you. Anyways Belated Happy Birthday and the cake looks so yummy.
ReplyDeleteYour sunset silhouette photography is wonderful and very inventive! You chose a good book from the library, i never know the birds i see so having this book on hand would be useful. I'm trying to picture the infinity pool with the river running behind it.
ReplyDeleteWhen I first read Orange County, I thought of the one in California but this is in India and a truly beautiful setting as your photos show... What a wonderful place to escape for some R & R and a birthday treat. Happy Birthday!
ReplyDeleteSuch good life when we are on vacation in these beautiful places! I loved those "drinking sun" pics.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed reading about the resort very much. The photos of the area around it seem very serene and quiet. A beautiful landscape on which to relax. The photos were creative as well with the bite of the sun.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like an amazing place! The food especially looks good!!
ReplyDeleteA thoughtful chef...edible sun, infinity pool, and a sumptuous buffet! Aren't those travel goals?
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ReplyDeleteThe pool and huts look so inviting! I like the bit too about the solar energy. Responsible tourism is such a great thing. Very cool!
ReplyDeleteSounds like a lovely resort. We have always wanted to go to Orange County. Good to know such great places exist. We usually try and find the most vegan friendly place that we can. :)
ReplyDeleteThat food looks tempting. Both the restaurants seem to serve some amazing food. Great shots of sunsets btw.
ReplyDeleteThe place looks simply fabulous: nestled in nature with modern amenities! So sweet of the chef to bake a birthday cake for you! :) Have heard of Orange County and wish to stay there one day. Your sunset pics are so much fun! :)
ReplyDeleteIndia is always incredible for me even I visited many times. But, I have not reached to karnataka yet. Hope to visit soon
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful place! The food looks delicious! Like you, my husband is a vegetarian so he's always looking for good options. It's hard to control yourself at big buffets like those!
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