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Injured Tiger Chhota Matka Rescued from Tadoba

Injured Tiger Chhota Matka Rescued From Tadoba

A week before the end of August 2025, Chhota Matka (T-126), a tiger, had been rescued by the forest department team as per NTCA protocols in Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve. He was found badly hurt on 27 August 2025 in the Khadsangi Range, a buffer zone of the park. Chhota Matka is a famous tiger often seen during the Tadoba safari. This rescue shows that wild animals also face danger and need care. The forest department, doctors, and Rapid Response Teams worked quickly to help him.

By Adeeb Sahil, ago
Ayurveda And Wellness Retreat At Tadoba Forest

Ayurveda And Wellness Retreat At Tadoba Forest

The Siddhayu Wellness Retreat is a health program by the House of Baidyanath, a trusted name in Ayurveda for many years. This retreat gives people a chance to follow the Ayurvedic lifestyle while staying close to nature in central India. It is more than just treatments, as it is about spending a few days in a calm and balanced way. The retreat takes place at two locations: Bamboo Forest Safari Lodge near Tadoba National Park and Bamboo Forest Nature Conservancy in Gothangaon.

By Adeeb Sahil, ago
Local Food to Try Near Tadoba National Park

Local Food To Try Near Tadoba National Park

Tadoba National Park is in Maharashtra. It is one of the best places to see animals in the forest. People come from many places to go on a Tadoba safari. The park is full of trees, animals, and birds. It is famous for tigers, but you can also see many other animals.

When people visit Tadoba Park, they usually talk about the safari and the animals. But there is something else to enjoy, too. That is the food near the park. The towns near Tadoba have good local food. It is simple, healthy, and full of local taste. The food is made using fresh things like rice, lentils, vegetables, and spices that are used in many homes in Maharashtra.

By Adeeb Sahil, ago
Tiger Day 2025- Real Stories From Tadoba Jungle

Tiger Day 2025: Real Stories From Tadoba Jungle

Each year on July 29, the world celebrates International Tiger Day. This day is to help everyone remember that tigers are in danger. Tigers are important animals, but they may disappear from the wild if we do not protect them.

In 2025, the problem is more serious. The total number of wild tigers that are still alive in the world is under 5,000. This small number is because of many problems. People are cutting down forests. Some people still hunt tigers. Also, animals and people now live too close together.

By Adeeb Sahil, ago
Tadoba National Park- Buffer Safaris Open In Monsoon

Tadoba National Park: Buffer Safaris Open In Monsoon

The rainy season in India brings green trees, many plants, fresh-smelling air, and makes the forest look very beautiful. Most wildlife parks in India will be closed due to potential flooding, heavy rains, and overall safety during the monsoon season. This can be an issue for all nature and wildlife lovers who travel to the jungle during the months of monsoon. However, there is one case where you can visit a tiger reserve in India that gives you a unique opportunity to appreciate the jungle and its wildlife even during the rainy season.

By Adeeb Sahil, ago
Coal Mining Near Tadoba National Park Raises Concerns

Coal Mining Near Tadoba National Park Raises Concerns

Recently, the National Board for Wildlife (NBWL) has allowed coal mining in a forest area in Chandrapur, Maharashtra. This region is part of a sensitive tiger corridor used to allow the safe movement of tigers. Many people who care for the environment are worried. They feel this project will threaten the habitat of the tigers and other species in this area.

The proposed mining area is near Tadoba National Park, which is one of the most recognized wildlife reserves in India and very popular among tourists, especially those making Tadoba safari bookings for wildlife sightings.

By Adeeb Sahil, ago
Tadoba Tiger Safari Becomes More Expensive Now

Tadoba Tiger Safari Becomes More Expensive Now

Tadoba National Park is in the state of Maharashtra in India. It is a very well-known place for people who love nature and animals. Many people visit this forest to see wild animals, especially the Bengal tiger. Tadoba is a very old national park in Maharashtra. It is known for its big forest and large number of tigers. People from many places come here with the hope of seeing a tiger in the wild.

By Adeeb Sahil, ago
Why Is Tadoba National Park Closed During The Monsoon

Why Is Tadoba National Park Closed During The Monsoon?

You can find Tadoba National Park in India, inside the state called Maharashtra. It is one of the most important and popular national parks in India. Many people visit this park every year. Tourists come from all over India and from other countries too. The main reason people visit Tadoba is to see the Bengal tiger. This park is known for having many tigers.

There are tigers in Tadoba, but other animal species also live in Tadoba National Park. You can also see leopards, sloth bears, deer, wild boars, and many types of birds. People love to go on safaris in this park to see these animals in the wild. Safari means going in a gypsy with a guide to look for animals.

By Adeeb Sahil, ago
History Behind The Name Tadoba

History Behind The Name Tadoba

The Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve in India is one of the best places to see wildlife. It is also known as Tadoba National Park. In Maharashtra, it is located. When people are looking to see wildlife, especially tigers, they tend to make the Tadoba safari booking. The forest is dense and has a lot of different varieties of flora and animals.

However, the name “Tadoba-Andhari” is more than just a name. It tells us about the people and the nature of the place.

By Adeeb Sahil, ago
How to Reach Tadoba from Major Cities

How To Reach Tadoba From Major Cities

Tadoba National Park is in Chandrapur district in Maharashtra, India. It is known for its big forest area, grasslands, and lakes. It is one of the oldest and most famous tiger reserves in India. People make Tadoba safari bookings to see wild animals like Bengal tigers, leopards, sloth bears, and many kinds of birds. The park is not commercial and is still close to nature. That is why many nature lovers and wildlife photographers like to visit it. But getting to Tadoba is not always easy. It is far from many big cities, so travelers must plan their journey in advance.

By Abhishek Sinha, ago