Most offsites follow the same pattern: a hotel conference room, a packed agenda, and a team that is relieved when it ends. A retreat in Jawai goes differently. Your group spends the morning in open gypsies on granite hills, looks for leopards together, and comes back to breakfast with something to talk about that has nothing to do with work.<\/p>\n
Agvani Resort<\/u><\/a>\u00a0is in Bera village, close to the Jawai entrance gate. It has luxury tents, cottages, a swimming pool and 12 bigha of open land beside the Bera River. This guide covers why Jawai suits team retreats, what your group can do here, a sample 3-day plan, a rough budget and how to book.<\/p>\n Planning a team retreat?<\/strong> Message us with your dates and headcount. We will reply with availability and a quote.<\/p>\n Message us on WhatsApp<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n Jawai sits in the Aravalli foothills, where huge granite boulders rise out of flat farmland. Around 60 to 70 leopards live in the area alongside local villagers, and that is what has made the place known. You do not have to be a wildlife enthusiast to enjoy it, though. Here is what makes it good for groups:<\/p>\n When a leopard turns up on a rock at sunrise, everyone in the jeep sees it at the same moment. Over breakfast the jeeps compare notes, and colleagues who barely talk in the office end up arguing about who spotted it first. For more on group trips here, read our Jawai group tour guide<\/u><\/a>. If you are still choosing between wildlife destinations, our Jawai vs Ranthambore comparison<\/u><\/a>\u00a0will help.<\/p>\n Most teams fly or drive into Udaipur or Jodhpur and take a road transfer from there. Distances by road:<\/p>\nWhy Jawai works for a team offsite<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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Easy to reach from Udaipur, Jodhpur and Ahmedabad<\/strong><\/h3>\n