Lost in the Woods is a 36.68 acre property in Sakleshpur. Here, the land is pristine, the environment is intact and a multitude of flora and fauna flourish. A place you can really call it a home.
Located in the heart of the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve, Lost in the Woods, home to a wide range of trees, plants, insects, birds and animals, is now home to you.
A coming together of
many life forms.
Located in a biodiversity hotspot makes Lost in the Woods the preferred home of a variety of flora and fauna. The most famous of the plants you'll find is the Pagoda flower, locally known as Raktha Pushpa. The property is full of tropical evergreen forests and tall and slender trees that grow areca, jackfruit, coconut, mango, silver oak, teak wood, rose wood, chikoo, amla and more.
This stupendous collection of flora invites an equally stupendous collection of birds, insects and wildlife which include flycatchers, pigeons, bulbuls, laughingthrushes, monitor lizards, geckos, martens and deers.
The flora
Jackfruit Trees
Mango Trees
Silver Oak
Areca Palms
Amla Trees
Coconut trees
The fauna
Flycatcher
Pigeons
Minitor Lizard
Gecko
Deers
Materns
The three
layer protection
Nature acts as a barrier through the bunds that surround your plots or the streams that block off access from common areas. Bunds made of stones and other landscape elements safeguard the privacy of every tenant. The use of bund in place of a typical fence or wall further enables nature to grow. Waterways that connect to the many water bodies in the property act as a fluid separator, preventing access to private plots from the public spine.
Layer 3 incorporates the existing yield of trees in your surroundings to create a natural boundary.
Layer 2 will cover your gardening area where food and spices such as pepper, cardamom, ginger, turmeric and local vegetables can be grown.
Layer 1 involves immense foliage of local tropical plants such as monstera and colocasia, which offer a privacy buffer.
Layer 3 incorporates the existing yield of trees like silver oak, mango, and jackfruit trees to create a natural boundary
Layer 2 will have food and spice produce such as pepper, cardamom, ginger, turmeric and local vegetables.
In Layer 1 the immense foliage of tropical plants like monstera and colocasia offer a privacy buffer.
The three
layer design
Layer 1 involves immense foliage of local tropical plants such as monstera and colocasia, which offer a
privacy buffer.
Layer 2 will cover your gardening area where food and spices such as pepper, cardamom, ginger, turmeric and local vegetables can be grown.
Layer 3 incorporates the existing yield of trees in your surroundings to create a
natural boundary.
Forge a strong bond with nature
To preserve the local ecology, the land has been left the way it is. Lost in the Woods is full of natural contours, jagged edges and water bodies, all of which offer you an instant reminder that you are well amidst nature. In here, getting lost is a choice that can lead to a grand adventure.
An intricate nodal system allows you and visitors to easily navigate Lost in the Woods. From walkways to cycle trails to hiking routes to buggy paths, there are many ways to get around and connect with yourself, one another and
with nature.