Club Mahindra Khajuraho

The resort and its setting

Club Mahindra Kanha Jungle Resort sits on a large plot near Bichchya village in Mocha, right on the doorstep of Kanha Tiger Reserve — one of India's best-known national parks and the forest said to have inspired Kipling's Jungle Book. The resort is rated 4.4 out of 5 from over 3,250 Google reviews, and Google's own summary describes it as a "laid-back rural resort offering an outdoor pool & a spa, plus safaris, a restaurant & a game room." This is a property built around jungle access rather than a city or coastal base, so the pace here is slow, green and outdoorsy.

The area and things to do

Kanha Tiger Reserve is the main draw, and most guests build their stay around a morning or evening safari in search of tigers, barasingha deer, gaur and a long list of birdlife. Outside of safari hours, the resort itself has an outdoor pool, a spa and a game room, which keeps things easy for families or anyone not heading out on a drive. The wider Jabalpur Division is rural and forested, so this is a destination for wildlife and nature rather than nightlife or shopping — pack for warm days, cool evenings and early safari starts.

Selling or renting a week here

If you hold a week at this resort and no longer use it, you can list it for resale or as a rental directly on BidMyTimeshare.com. It's a private, owner-to-owner marketplace: you set your own asking price, write your own listing, and interested buyers or renters contact you through the platform — there's no bidding process run by us and no middleman setting your terms. We charge a one-time listing fee to publish your week, and after that we take 0% commission on whatever you agree with the buyer.

Because this is a Club Mahindra resort, reselling takes a bit more legwork than selling a private villa: Club Mahindra manages membership transfers through its own process, so it's worth confirming directly with Club Mahindra — before you agree a price with a buyer — what their current transfer fee is and whether they still apply a right of first refusal on resales (many branded clubs reserve the right to match a resale offer before it goes to an outside buyer). Also ask them how long a transfer typically takes to process once a deal is agreed, as this varies by club and by season. Be upfront with buyers that a resale buyer takes on the membership week itself and the obligation to pay ongoing annual maintenance fees, but does not usually inherit any loyalty points, promotional stays or membership perks tied to the original purchase — those tend to stay with Club Mahindra's own member programme rather than transferring with a resale.

This resort's week is exchangeable through RCI, which is worth mentioning in your listing since it's a genuine selling point for buyers who want the flexibility to trade their week for stays elsewhere rather than returning to Kanha every year.

Practical notes

Renters coming for a safari trip will want to know about safari booking logistics (permits for Kanha are limited and often need to be arranged ahead of arrival), what the unit sleeps, and what's included in the week — pool and spa access, meals, and whether a safari is bundled in or booked separately. If you're renting out rather than reselling, spell out check-in and check-out days and any resort-specific safari booking windows so renters can plan their permits in time.

For sellers, stating clearly which week (by season) you hold matters here more than at a beach resort: wildlife sightings and weather vary across the year, and dry winter months are generally considered better for tiger spotting, so being specific about your week's timing helps buyers judge its value.