Hidden India Mahavan has invested heavily in environmental preservation efforts, such as rewilding land to create prime tiger habitats, spearheading large-scale plastic-free initiatives, adding solar power plants, and splitting waste into eight categories for recycling and reuse.

The hotel has taken steps to reduce its environmental impact by providing eco-friendly amenities, including using only bio-based cleaning products, employing solar hot water heaters, using electric buggies for transporting goods and associates, and room and bathroom amenities made from recycled paper, bamboo, and cloth.

The hotel has been actively involved in their local community for 16 years, working on health issues, conducting plastic and trash collection drives, creating alternate energy sources, and donating vehicles to wildlife park authorities for anti-poaching work. They have also been working with Gond artists and local youth to preserve traditional art forms, and with schoolchildren to inculcate a love for their environment.

Promoting local education and culture is of paramount importance to Hidden India Mahavan, which is why the hotel helps to provide computers, uniforms, desks, food plates and utensils, stationery, televisions, and electricity for nearby schools and childcare.