Farmstay – This is a charming farm house located in the heart of Sasan, Gujarat. It offers a unique opportunity to experience rural life and the natural beauty of the region, especially for those interested in wildlife and a peaceful retreat.
What is this place?
Rural Retreat – Green Wood Farm House is a tranquil farmstay nestled amidst the lush greenery of Sasan. It's designed to provide guests with an authentic experience of farm life, combined with comfortable accommodations and proximity to the famous Gir Forest National Park.
Why people come here
Nature & Wildlife – People primarily visit for its serene environment and its close proximity to the Gir Forest National Park , home to the Asiatic lions. It’s an ideal base for wildlife safaris, bird watching, and experiencing the local culture. Many also come to escape the city bustle and enjoy a peaceful, rustic getaway.
What to expect
Relaxed & Rustic – You can expect a quiet and relaxed atmosphere, surrounded by nature. The accommodations are typically simple yet comfortable, reflecting a farmstay aesthetic. It’s generally suitable for families, couples, and nature enthusiasts looking for a break from urban life. Crowd levels are usually moderate, offering a more intimate experience.
Best time to go
Winter Months – The best time to visit is generally during the cooler months, from October to March. The weather is pleasant for outdoor activities, including safaris and exploring the surrounding areas. The summer months can be quite hot.
Practical info
Accessible & Safe – The farm house is typically accessible by road. While specific timings for the farm house itself might be flexible for guests, activities like safaris in the nearby Gir Forest have their own fixed schedules. It’s always advisable to confirm these in advance. Safety is generally good, but it's wise to be aware of your surroundings, especially when near wildlife areas.
Good to know
Local Experience – I've found that many farmstays like Green Wood Farm House often offer opportunities to engage with local farm activities or enjoy home-cooked regional cuisine. It's a great way to immerse yourself in the local culture beyond just the wildlife.
