Tarangini Farmstay

All the food in the lap of nature .loved it..full of serene beauty..home cooked food...family take care of families...

Very comfortable and pleasant stay, good location

Location best in town interior best in town toilet best in town balcony view awesome pure natural vibes i visited the place in rainy season and experience the rain from my balcony with cup of tea and lot of sukooooon 🥰 Authentic food prepared by care takers of farmstay awesome taste and lovely behaviour.they always ask before preparing something the dnt have a menu card so we request seasonal vegetables for our breakfast lunch 🍽️ & dinner so the do as we want.

The farm, the rustic environment, and the simple and open hearted behaviour of the staff.

Nil.

It was a very pleasant stay. The food was exceptional and the staff was very hospitable. Gives you a very farmly and homely feeling.

away from the madding crowd & crowded area which I was looking for . surrounded by paddy fields & canals, clean air . was beautiful experience, homely food was available whenever I asked for.all in all it was good experience , cycles were available too for roaming around.

room were basic but clean & neat. curtains were not proper I thought because they were not covering/overlapping properly , so privacy was an issue if someone is on the deck on canal side .

location is super food experience is best good place to stay with family AC is required for summers

some activities for children and friends group is needed

Staff family of Rahul, Maya, Siya and Ashwin took good care of me. I arrived in the afternoon and walked around on the aquaduct and the neighbor's fields. I watched and listened to the birds. The moonlit skies and stars made for a pleasant night. Maheshwar and Mandu opened up parts of the regional history of dynasties and courageous women. I was inspired by the stories of Rani Ahilyabai Holkar and her leadership. The recommended taxi driver Anand Patil picked me from Indore and dropped me back at Indore, but boarded me on a bus to Ujjain the next evening. This unplanned short night detour helped me check off the popular Kalbhairav, Mahakal lok and Mahakaleshwar temple on what appears to be on 'must see' lists for this part of India. The room was comfortable. And I enjoyed the lotus pad in the stream; a version of Monet's water lilies. Maya made fresh tasty sumptuous food and served it with affection. I went out at 4.30 ish towards Maheshwar. Enjoyed the river side temple and the Ahilyabai museum and the handloom, but missed the boat ride to Sahasradara.

I made the best of what Taringini offered. I interacted with the local village boys and workers. And the other guests who joined later in the evening for an outdoor dinner. There was nothing much to complain about. It was a relaxed pace for me. And I enjoyed the personal touches of hospitality from Maya. This however is a location only for those with personal transportation (car or bike). A map of this area with some key centers of interest in the common lunch room would be handy to orient visitors. And tips on timings for sight seeing.