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.
Situated in Chandrapur District in Central India near Nagpur City it is easily accessible by road.
The destination is part of Central Indian Highlands so aptly described by James Forsyth in his book with the same name.
Chandrapur was the seat of the Gond tribe in Central India during ancient times. The Fort at Chandrapur is a testimony to their rule.
The park is the largest in Maharashtra and the oldest. It is a conservation unit with a primary focus on the Bengal Tiger. The population is nearing ninety in the total area of 1727 sq. km. There are fifty-eight tigers in the adjoining forest.
Tadoba thus offers a great probability of sighting these mighty predators. Others animals that are frequently seen are the leopard, sloth bear, wild dog, bison, sambar, and spotted deer. The animal commonly seen are the jackal, langur, wild boar, deer, and rhesus macaque.


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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Comments
pateludayMay 7, 2021
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.
DerdriuMarrinerMay 6, 2021
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?