Tadoba National Park

A THRILL-SEEKER'S SAFARI HAVEN.

Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve, Maharashtra’s oldest and largest national park, is a true paradise for wildlife lovers. Home to a thriving population of majestic tigers, it offers some of the best chances for sightings in India. Beyond tigers, visitors can encounter an incredible variety of wildlife, including leopards, wild dogs, striped hyenas, gaurs, and jungle cats. The park’s diverse landscape, featuring rugged cliffs, deep valleys, caves, and shimmering lakes, provides a stunning backdrop for unforgettable safaris. Whether exploring on foot, by jeep, or even kayaking through buffer zones, Tadoba promises an exhilarating adventure in the wild.

Whispers From the Heart of the Jungle

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Scattered across the forest are eerie, pale-barked trees known as ‘Ghost Trees’ (Sterculia Urens). Their haunting white trunks glow in the moonlight, adding

an almost mystical feel

to the jungle.

While famous for its tigers, Tadoba is also home to over 75

species of butterflies,

including the stunning Blue Mormon, the

second-largest butterfly

in India.

Though elusive, Tadoba is one of the few places in India

where lucky visitors might

spot the rare and mysterious melanistic leopard,

also known as the

‘Black Panther.’