Tadoba Tiger Reserve is a beautiful story of protection by the Forest Department staff and Tadoba’s indigenous people. These Gond tribals are truly the stakeholders in protection activities. Little wonder that this protected jungle today provides water, fresh air, habitat and livelihoods to all her inhabitants.

So as you move through the jungle, you will be blessed with sightings of Tadoba’s beautiful flora and fauna – interesting little insects, lofty trees, beautiful birds, glamourous mammals… And yes the tiger too!!!

We are sure you will enjoy the forest in its totality.

With a strong prey base, sufficient water availability and safe habitat for survival, Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve today has established itself as a rich source  population  area for big cats. Being connected to tiger forests all around, a number of Tadoba's tigers and other animals move to neighbouring forests and even neighbouring states.

Apart from the glamorous tigers, Tadoba is also a home to a diversity of mammal species. Some of them include leopard, sloth bear, wild dog, and jungle cat. The prey base comprises of a strong population of herbivores like gaur, sambar, cheetal, nilgai, and barking deer. The Tadoba Lake is also home to a large number of Marsh Crocodile. What makes a visit to Tadoba very special is the exhaustive bird-list that includes many migrants in addition to the residents. The large number of water bodies and grasslands especially and are among the best birding areas.

If you love to feel the vibrancy  of happening  ecosystem  with rich biodiversity, driving through the Southern Tropical Dry Deciduous forests of Tadoba will be a great experience.