Overview
About this destinationTadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve, located in Chandrapur district of Maharashtra, is the state’s oldest and largest national park. Spread over 625 sq. km, it is part of India’s renowned tiger conservation network.
The park is a blend of Tadoba National Park and Andhari Wildlife Sanctuary, making it rich in biodiversity. It offers a unique ecosystem of dense teak forests, grasslands, and tranquil lakes that attract nature lovers and wildlife photographers from all over the world.
Trip Highlights
Best ExperiencesThings to Do
Experiences
Jungle Safari
Guided jeep safaris provide close encounters with wildlife, especially tigers, leopards, and deer.
Wildlife Photography
Capture the vibrant biodiversity, from majestic predators to colorful birds.
Nature Trails
Guided nature walks let you explore Tadoba’s rich flora, insects, and bird species safely.
Top Attractions
Must-See Spots
Tadoba Lake
Scenic natural lakeA serene lake surrounded by bamboo and teak forests, frequented by crocodiles and birds.
Moharli Gate
Primary entry gateMain entrance to the reserve and the best access point for safaris and accommodation.
Although Tadoba is a forest ecosystem, its lakes and rivers sustain a small but rich aquatic ecosystem.
Freshwater Fish
Tadoba Lake and Andhari River support native freshwater fish and amphibians.
Amphibians
Frogs, toads, and reptiles thrive in the moist forest zones, maintaining the ecological balance.
The aquatic habitats enhance Tadoba’s biodiversity.
They attract migratory birds and provide water sources for wildlife.
How to Reach
Travel Guide & Routes
By Train
- Nearest railway station: Chandrapur (45 km)
- Well connected to Nagpur and Mumbai
By Air
- Nearest airport: Nagpur Airport (140 km)
- Regular flights from Mumbai, Pune, and Delhi
By Road
- Tadoba is accessible by road from Chandrapur and Nagpur
- Private cabs and MSRTC buses available
Travel times may vary based on weather & traffic.