Tadoba-Andhari NATIONAL PARK & Tiger Reserve

About Tadoba National Park

Location

Chandrapur, Maharashtra

Best time to Visit

November to May

Nearest Airport

Nagpur - About 138 km

Area

National Park - Approx. 116 Sq. Km.
Tiger Reserve - Approx. 1727 Sq. Km.

Temperature

Maximum 46oC & Minimum 7oC

Nearest Railway Station

Chandrapur - About 35 km Nagpur - About 145 km

Note:

The Park is usually closed for tourists from 1st July to 15 October every year.

Tadoba National Park, also known as Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve, is the largest one in Maharashtra and very popular for tiger sightings in India.

Tadoba National Park has received its name from God Tadoba or Taru, praised by the local community. It is believed that Taru was a village chief killed in a fierce encounter with Tiger, and thus a shrine was made in remembrance of God Taru. This region was predominantly ruled by Gond tribes, who had their kingdom in the areas of Central India, and their descendants can be seen in local villages.

The area of Tadoba National Park represents Southern Tropical Dry Deciduous Forests in the Tiger habitat and has a viable population of Tigers with a high frequency of Tiger sighting.

Major Wildlife

Tiger, Hyenas, Spotted Deer, Wild Boar, Barking Deer, Gaur, Four horned Antelope, Blue bull, Indian Pangolin, Common Langoor, Porcupines, Leopard, Indian Python, Ratel, Rusty Spotted Cat, 195 species of birds and 74 species of butterflies.

distance from major cities

Nagpur – About 145 km
Mumbai – About 865 km
Delhi – About 1210 km

near by attractions

Irai Dam, Nagpur Zero Miles, Nagzira Wildlife Sanctuary, Navegaon National Park
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