DMARC is a 15-acre agro-tourism and research centre on the banks of the Kundalika, approved by the Maharashtra State Tourism Department — built around eleven outdoor activities, hands-on agricultural research, and vocational training.
Eleven curated activities across forest, farm and river — from raft building and zipline to yoga and bird watching — for families, school groups and solo travellers.
A working research programme on the farm, including a Western Ghats IUCN Red List plant conservation initiative studying and propagating threatened native species.
Hands-on skills training rooted in agriculture and rural livelihoods, run under the Dnyanvardhini Education Society's broader educational mission.
Guided paddling on the Kundalika river.
Build a raft, then ride it.
Guided walk through the surrounding forest.
Slow, mindful time among the trees.
Morning sessions in the open air.
Native and migratory species on the farm.
Trails into the Western Ghats foothills.
Supervised target shooting.
Beginner-friendly coached sessions.
A short thrill above the farm.
Hands-on session with local clay.
The farmhouse sleeps up to 20 guests, with alpine tents for up to 10 more — ideal for family groups, school camps or a weekend away.
See stays & ratesOur research programme includes propagation and study of Western Ghats plant species on the IUCN Red List, alongside the centre's tourism and training work.
Read about the research