Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve

At Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve, the mystical charm of nature intertwines with ancient legends. Named after the revered God 'Tadoba' or "Taru," Tadoba sanctuary is believed to be the abode of the deity. Apart from the mythical legend, Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve stands as a testament to its raw beauty and biodiversity. Located in the Chandrapur district of Maharashtra, Tadoba is the oldest National Park in the state, established in 1955. Spanning over 623 square kilometres, Tadoba National Park comprises two forested rectangles of the Tadoba and Andhari ranges. One of the highlights of Tadoba Forest is its year-round accessibility. Buffer zones of Tadoba are open for tourists during the monsoons when nature comes alive with vibrant colours and renewed vitality.

Wildlife

Tadoba Wildlife Sanctuary is a haven for the majestic Royal Bengal Tiger. This protected area offers a unique ecosystem that is home to an array of flora and fauna. This sanctuary features dense forests, serene water bodies, and sprawling grasslands.

Visitors can catch the sightings of the regal Royal Bengal Tiger, whose presence dominates the reserve. In addition to the tiger, the Tadoba National Park is home to other endangered species of Indian deer, including the sambar, cheetah, nilgai, and barking deer, as well as leopards, sloth bears, gaurs, wild dogs, hyenas, civets, and jungle cats. By planning a Tadoba Jungle Safari, you will get a chance to witness these creatures in their natural environment. 

The dominant species in the dense deciduous forest of Tadoba National Park are bamboo and teak. The other trees include jamun, mahua, gardenia, and satinwood. The protected Tadoba wildlife region also has various trees, including ain, arjun, behada, bija, bhera, bor, bel, chichwa, dhawada, kusum, mowai, phetra, rohan, salai, semal, shisham, sisoo, shivan, surya, sirus, and tendu. The leaves of the Tendu tree are much in demand for making bidis (hand-rolled cigarettes), the timber is also valuable. Tendu trees are found in large numbers near Sultanpur-ki-kui and beyond. A favourite fruit of sloth bears.  Khus grass (Vetivaria zizznioides) has roots that yield an aromatic oil known as vetiveria oil, a large quantity of which is exported from India. The roots are woven into curtains, and when moistened they cool and scent the air at the same time. The edges of the lakes in Ranthambore are full of Khus grass. This is the grass that is used to make boxes and containers that are available in the old part of Sawai Madhopur town. The aquatic flora in the Ranthambore National Park includes a variety of lovely flowers such as lotus and water lilies

Safari Tours

Tadoba National Park encompasses a vast forest tract. Every twist and turn of the safari trail holds the promise of extraordinary encounters. In addition to the main core areas  Mohurli, Pangdi & Zari, Kolara and Navegaon safaris are conducted in 15 buffer zones as well out of which  

Junona, Devada, Agrazari on Mohurli side

Zari, Zari Peth and Mamla ( Pangdi Side)  

Kolar Chauradeo, Alizanza, Madnapur & Shirkheda ( Kolara side)

Navegaon Ramdegi & Nimdhela on Navegaon side are the most popular

Please note that unlike other national parks in India buffer zones of Tadoba are equally or sometimes more productive than the core.

These trails will lead through Teak forests that are adorned with bamboo thickets creating an idyllic habitat for the diverse wildlife. You'll witness the enchanting southern tropical dry deciduous forests of the Deccan Peninsula. On the Tadoba Safari Trips, you will surely catch glimpses of the majestic Royal Bengal Tiger, leopards, sloth bears, wild dogs, gaurs, and a plethora of bird species. All in all, every moment of your Tadoba National Park Sanctuary Trip will be a thrilling adventure.

Why Choose Tigerwalah

Our Tadoba Safari Tours are carefully curated to provide you with an immersive experience of the wildlife. Tigerwalah’s knowledgeable guides will accompany you on jungle safaris, sharing insights into the park's unique ecosystem. You will get to know wildlife behaviour and conservation efforts.

Our wildlife experts will also share their extensive knowledge about the terrain and its flora and fauna. From the captivating stories of the God Tadoba to the secrets of the ecosystem, we will give you an informative insight into the Tadoba Jungle. 

Choose Tadoba Tiger Safari, and let the magic of this ancient land enchant you. Book your Tadoba Safari Tour today and experience the untamed beauty and wildlife in the heart of Maharashtra. 

Note:

• Visitors are liable to pay a camera fee per safari which can be directly paid to the forest department.
• Night safari is offered in Buffer zones of Tadoba 
• Nearest Airport:  Nagpur
• Nearest Railway station: Chandrapur
• Park opening & closing dates: 1st October - 30th June 
• Core zones of Tadoba are closed for visitors every Tuesday and buffer zones are closed on Wednesday.