Come & explore the wild side in Tadoba National Park
Tadoba Safari Booking
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Tadoba Core Zone Booking Pricing
| Booking in 4-59 Days | Monday to Friday | Saturday and Sunday |
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| Amount | INR 7000 | INR 8000 |
| Booking in 60-120 Days | Monday to Friday | Saturday and Sunday |
| Amount | INR 9800 | INR 14300 |
| Booking in 1-3 Days(Tatkal) | Monday to Friday | Saturday and Sunday |
| Amount | INR 16000 | 16000 |
Central Core Zones1. Tadoba Zone: extends from Kolara and Navegaon Gates 2. Moharli Zone: extends from Moharli and Khutwanda Gates 3. Kolsa Zone: extends from Zari and Pangadi Gates |
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Gypsy Safari in the Jungles of Tadoba National:-
The open-hood gypsy safari through the forest brings a thrill to the heart as you travel through the deep woods. Tadoba National Park has 20 different zones allowing tourists to explore the Park from various corners, including grassy meadows, bamboo-enriched hilly terrains, wide river beds, and deep valleys.
Canter Safari Booking:-
Canter is a long open bus accommodating around 18-22 people. There are 2 guides present, and this safari can only be both booked on the spot at Moharli gate and online. If required to book offline beforehand, one must visit the office of DFO in Chandrapur. Most importantly, Tadoba Canter Safari is only available at Moharli in Tadoba. It's a cost-effective way to add more value to your trip as Canters follow the gypsy path and take you to some unexplored parts of the jungle.
Erai Dam Taboda:-
The Erai Dam (also known as the Irai Dam), built on the Ira River, is a tranquil getaway to witness some of the best game views and enjoy the serenity of Tadoba.
Although artificial, this earth fills, and gravity dam is a must-visit to understand the correlation between the history and geography of the area and enjoy some calm, quiet, soothing beauty of nature.
The dam is approximately 98 ft in height and 5,310 ft in length, and its gross storage capacity is 54,340.24 cu mi.
Tadoba Online Safari Booking:-
Tadoba attracts tourists from its own country and the entire world due to its growing tiger population. As per the last held census, Tadoba is home to 88 tigers, making tiger spotting possibility high. It is always advisable to plan for the Tadoba National Park jungle safari well in advance, as there are limited seats. Hence online booking is a must. Booking closes by 5:00 PM for the next day's safari. A maximum of 6-person accommodation is allowed for Gypsy safari, and for Canter safari, it's shared for 18. Safari timings are 6:30 AM-11:00 AM and 2:30 PM - 6:30 PM. Please remember to go through the terms and conditions for online booking.
Hotels and Resorts in Tadoba National Park
Tadoba is Famous Wildlife Destinations in India
Tadoba National Park, in Maharashtra, is one of India's largest tiger reserves and one of India's most well-known Wildlife Destinations due to its varied and rare flora and fauna and, most notably, the healthy population of Royal Bengal Tigers. The peak time to visit is October - June, as the best time to spot tigers is in the Summer, around May. The off-season is regarded as July to September. Not only is it famous for the gypsy safari, but people get mesmerized by the fantastic sunset view over the water bodies and the historical relevance of the place that adds to the thrill
Book Your Tadoba Holiday Tour Packages
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3500Tadoba Weekend Tour - 1Night / 2Days
- Welcome Drink
- Breakfast, and Dinner
- Adventure activities
- Nightstay at wildlife resort
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4500Tadoba Holiday Tour- 2Night / 3Days
- Welcome Drink
- Breakfast and Diner
- Adventure activities
- Nightstay at wildlife resort
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5500Tadoba 3 Nights / 4 Days Package with 3 Gypsy Safari
- Welcome Drink
- Breakfast, and Dinner
- Adventure activities
- Nightstay at wildlife resort
History of Tadoba National Park
The history of Tadoba National Park dates back to the reign of Raja KhandkhyaBallal Shah, who formed the Chandrapur district in the 15th Century. Tadoba was then ruled by the Gond tribe mainly. The Gond kings reigned central India back then, and the Chandrapur district was their capital.
The name “Tadoba” has been derived from the name of the local tribal God “Taru”/ “Tadoba". The locals believe that the clan chief "Taru" was killed in a legendary encounter with a ferocious tiger. Because of this incident, a shrine was also built at the Tadoba Lake, regularly worshiped by local Adivasis. In addition, from December to January every year, an event and a fair where Adivasis congregate and celebrate the historical event are organized.
More interesting is the history of the 4 tiger sisters of Tadoba. As narrated by local guides, Sonam was a cub to the Tadoba Queen Madhuri and King Wagdoh. Along with Sonam were born Mona, Geeta, and Lara, and together they were the famous "Telia Sisters”. But Sonam, being the most powerful, imposed her superiority on driving away the 3 other sisters and her mother and reigned in the Tadoba Lake region. She also delivered her litter successfully, contributing to the tiger population of Tadoba. Today Tadoba is one of the 51 Tiger Reserves projects in the country
The area was legally declared a national park in 1935, keeping intact a critical bulletin, "Shooting of tigers is illegal in Tadoba National Parks and its surrounding area," ~ which was declared a few years earlier in 1905. In 1942, shooting ranges in Tadoba was announced as the game reserves with Karwa, Kalsa, Moharli, and Mul blocks, and the permits were issued in Karwa and Kalsa blocks.
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| A detailed chronology of TATR is listed below: |
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1873- British started planned fire protection in Tadoba |
1879- Tadoba is declared as the Reserved Forest |
1905- Tiger shooting was prohibited except for blocks with ‘special permits’ |
1907- First forest rest house was built by Britishers |
1931- Restrictions were placed on the shooting of all the animals |
1935- 45- A Total of 45 sq. km. of the area covered by the Tadoba lake |
1942- Tadoba declared as the game reserves for shooting blocks |
1955- Tadoba National Park116.55 sq. km area was notified |
1968- Collection of all Non-Timber Forest Produce (NTFP) prohibited |
1973- 74- All four hunting blocks closed for hunting |
1986- Tendu leaf collection was banned within the national park |
1989- Andhari Wildlife Sanctuary was transferred to the Tadoba National Park Division |
1992- NTFP collection was wholly banned in Andhari Wildlife Sanctuary |
1993- TadobaAndhari Tiger Reserve 622.87 sq. km area notified |
1997- Management plan for Tadoba Andhari National Park was approved |
1998- 2000-Tiger restrictions were placed on tourists and entry of the people and cattle into TATR |
2008- Core area of Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve notified |
2010- Buffer area of Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve 1127.17 sq. km notified |
2013- Unified control of the entire area was handed over to the field director of Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve |
Tadoba National Park Safari Zones
Tadoba National Park Safari Zones are broadly categorized into Core and Buffer Zones.
The core zone is a demarcated area where the wildlife and the natural resources of Tadoba are highly conserved, with a bit of human activity.
Whereas in the Buffer Zones, the area surrounding the core zone, little human activity is present.
There are 3 central Core Zones:
- 1. Tadoba Zone: extends from Kalara and Navegaon Gates
- 2. Moharli Zone: extends from Moharli and Khulwanda Gates
- 3. Kolsa Zone: extends from Zari and Pungadi Gates
Buffer Gates of Tadoba
- 1. Agarzari Gate
- 2. Devada Adegaon Gate
- 3. Junona Gate
- 4. Ramdegi Navegaon Gate
- 5. Madnapur Gate
- 6. Mamla Gate
- 7. Pangadi Aswal Chuha Gate
- 8. Sirkada Gate
- 9. Palasgaon Gate
- 10. Kesalghat
- 11. Belara Gate
How to Reach Tadoba National Park
By Air: The nearest airport to Tadoba is Nagpur, also known as Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar International Airport. It's 140 km away. Regular flights from Mumbai, Chennai, Bangalore, Delhi, and Kolkata are available. Taxis and cabs are available to reach the park from the airport.
By Train: Chandrapur Railway Station is only 45 km from the park. It's a well-connected railhead from cities like Mumbai, Kolkata, Delhi, etc. Taxis and buses are readily available to reach the park from the station.
By Road: State transport buses regularly ply from Mumbai, Nagpur, and Pune, to Chandrapur and Chimur. Chandrapur is 45 km, and Chimur is 32 km from the Park
Chandrapur is by far the best to approach the National Park as it is well connected to the major cities of India. Any of the facilities mentioned above can be availed to visit “The Jewel of Vidarbha”.