Situated in the Indian State of Maharashtra, Tadoba is also known as Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve (TATR). Andhari River flows through the National Park acting as a crucial lifeline of the ecosystem. The lake is the most picturesque element of the ecosystem and supports many species of birds, fishes, turtles, and the marsh crocodile.
The dense foliage and rugged topography is ideal for adventure in the wild. The amazing biodiversity has given birth to myriads' life form of which the tiger is the topmost (food chain).
The vast road networks cover most of the habitats of the Carnivora and thus offer an excellent chance of an encounter. The rivers, water bodies, hills, and grasslands are all ingredients for a fantastic panorama.
The erstwhile princely state forests have suddenly come into the limelight. Tadoba has become the best place in India to see the tiger in its natural habitat. 
The park is divided into nine zones of which three are in the buffer. The rest are in the core zone or the critical tiger habitat. 
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Safari in the rains are organized in motorable area which has no or less slush. These areas are in the buffer... core or main area of the park remains closed during the monsoon. Tourists visit in this season to experience the forest and wildlife in the downpour, or under the clouded sky. The landscape under shadows of clouds appears fascinating and the cool breeze are enticing. Many tourists come here for recreation in the resorts since wildlife is illusive in rains.
In monsoon the torrents could be dangerous and lightening accompanies. People come out or drive whence the torrent stops. It is a unique experience for the adventurous. Please note as the rain clouds accumulate, it could become humid beyond tolerance. It cools down whence sufficient rains arrive. It does not rain on all days.
pateluday, Thank you for practical information, pretty pictures and product lines.
You mention under the heading Factfile Tadoba that "The tourism takes place throughout the year and hence more people visit this park, some arrive even during the monsoon." Would there be days without downpours or would the park activities unfurl -- and would the wildlife be observable -- regardless of the amount of rain?