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Tadoba National Park - Tadoba Tiger Reserve

Tadoba National Park is one of the largest and ancient wildlife Jungle Safari Park in Maharashtra. Previously, the Tadoba National park is a hunting ground of ancient kings of the Maharashtra state which is now converted into a wildlife reserve.

Tadoba National Park is one of those reserves which are the world’s largest tiger population. This National Park is highly populated with Indian Tigers as well as Royal Bengal Tigers. Therefore, Tadoba National Park is also called as Tadoba Andhari Tiger.

In India, Tadoba Tiger Reserve is a famous tourist destination. Tadoba Tiger Reserve is one of India’s 41 “Project Tiger” – Tiger reserves. It is recognized as the second Tiger Reserve in Maharashtra. This Tiger Reserve was created vide Govt. of Maharashtra Notification No. WLP-1094/CR-225/F-1, dated 23/2/1995. It spans across a huge 625 square km in area.

The green beauty of the jungle and an interesting variety of flora and fauna in the Tadoba Tiger Reserve enthralls the tourists in no time. Tadoba Tiger Safari is very well-known for those who seek to spot the ‘Royal Bengal Tiger’.

In Maharashtra, Tadoba National Park is the most famous Park for Wildlife Jungle Safari. Tadoba National Park is an approximately three-hour drive from Nagpur airport. All the hotels or resorts are nestled in and around the Tadoba National park itself. In which Tadoba Trails Resort offers so many wonderful facilities for tourists such that end to end journeys including food, stay and safari.

Location of Tadoba National Park

The National Park is located in the Chandrapur district of Maharashtra. The distance of Tadoba National park from Nagpur city is nearly 150 km. The Tadoba National Park covering a core area of 625 sq.km of Tadoba Jungle.

Best time to Visit Tadoba Jungle safari

Summer is the best time for tiger sighting in Tadoba, It gets hot in these months, and the mercury increases the temperature above 40 degrees Celsius. So if anyone can personally handle such high temperatures during the Tadoba Jungle safaris then that person will be going for such amazing Tadoba Jungle Safari.

October to June is a good time to visit Tadoba National Park which is famous for Tiger sightings. April - May will be relatively hot. This is the best time people should plan your Tadoba Jungle Safari. Tadoba Tiger Reserve offers an amazing visual treat of wildlife, particularly while getting a chance to spot tigers.

To witness the real wildlife, the ideal time to visit is from February to May. During this time, tigers, Gaurs, a herd of deer and other wild animals are easily seen in big numbers. Exploring these wold animals give a thrilling experience and a big treat to a trip.

Online Booking of Tadoba Jungle safari

The nature of Tadoba National Park is so beautiful. It will be a fantastic trip for people and beautiful in its aspects of nature. It is a really great place for tiger sighting. Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve is one of the most popular tourist spots, nowadays for sighting tigers!

Therefore the online booking in Tadoba Trails Resort is the best option in Tadoba jungle safari. The Tadoba National Park attracts many wildlife photographers, bird watchers, wildlife enthusiasts, nature lovers, etc. The varied species of so many kinds of animals and birds of the Tadoba National Park is a perfect wildlife retreat to the family and friends. If you want to book jungle safari booking then contact us. In these ways, Tadoba Jungle Safari is the most amazing jungle Safari for everyone.

Location: 4, 1st Floor, Magh Apartment, Ring Rd, Opp. Padole Hospital, Swavalambi Nagar, Nagpur, Maharashtra 440022, India

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