Tiger Country of Maharashtra
About
Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve is one of Maharashtra’s most important wildlife destinations, known for its forests, lakes, grasslands and tiger habitat. The protected landscape supports a rich variety of wildlife and offers excellent opportunities for travellers interested in safaris and nature. Along with tigers, the reserve supports leopards, sloth bears, wild dogs, deer, gaur, crocodiles and numerous bird species. Jeep safaris through different tourism zones allow visitors to experience the forests and wetlands of central India while learning about wildlife and conservation.
Highlights
Tiger Safaris
Explore the reserve by authorised safari vehicle and search for tigers in their natural forest habitat.
Tadoba Lake
Experience one of the reserve’s important water bodies, attracting wildlife and numerous bird species.
Andhari Forest
Travel through dense woodland, bamboo forests, grasslands and seasonal streams.
Wildlife Diversity
Look for leopards, sloth bears, wild dogs, gaur, deer, crocodiles and other species.
Birdlife
Observe raptors, waterbirds and woodland species throughout the reserve.
Central Indian Forest Landscape
Experience the distinctive dry forests and natural scenery of central Maharashtra.
Things to Do
Take a Jeep Safari
Join an authorised morning or afternoon safari through designated wildlife zones.
Look for Tigers
Search for tracks, calls and sightings while learning about tiger behaviour and conservation.
Go Birdwatching
Observe resident and seasonal bird species around lakes, forests and open areas.
Photograph Wildlife
Capture animals, birds, forests and landscapes from approved safari routes.
Learn About Conservation
Discover how protected forests and surrounding communities contribute to wildlife conservation.
Experience Sunrise and Sunset Safaris
Enjoy the changing atmosphere of the forest during the cooler and most active periods of the day.