Known as The Real Land Of Tigers — Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve is a pristine and unique eco-system situated in Chandrapur district of Maharashtra state in India. The reserve contains some of the best known forest tracks and is endowed with rich biodiversity. It is famous for its natural heritage.
The name Tadoba is derived from the Tribal god named "Taaru" who is worshipped by the Tribals. Andhari comes from the river Andhari which flows through the park.
The park is spread across 1800 square kilometres and is divided into core and buffer zones. The core zone is spread across 625 square kilometres and has 6 tourism entry points. The buffer zone has 14 tourism entry points. Both core and buffer forest areas are rich in flora and fauna and shelter a sizeable population of The Royal Bengal Tigers!
Spanning across an area of 1800 square kilometres the dry deciduous forest of Tadoba has some of the most spectacular locations where you can see wildlife thriving in abundance.
From Irai reservoir and its back waters and Telia lake on the north to the Chimur hills on the South — from the vast expanse of Kolsa meadows in the east to the serene Tadoba lake in the west — with numerous water bodies, some natural and some man made, Tadoba offers one of the most varied landscape for photographers and wildlife enthusiasts for capturing moments to cherish for a lifetime. With wildlife in abundance even in the buffers, Tadoba is on the wish list of many and is certainly the most visited park in our country.
It is just at a distance of 100 kms from Nagpur airport and railway station and you reach here within 2 hours. This means you don't miss any safaris on the day of your arrival or departure and can utilise your time fully to immerse yourself in the rich experience this place has to offer.
Do plan your tour with us at Taaru Vann, one of the most trusted and popular wildlife properties near Kolara gate to experience the best of Tadoba with a seamless travel experience.