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Tadoba Andhari National Park, located in the Chandrapur district of Maharashtra, India, is the state's oldest and largest national park. Established in 1955, it covers an area of approximately 625.4 square kilometers, comprising the Tadoba National Park and the Andhari Wildlife Sanctuary.
Best time to visit Tadoba
Tadoba is usually visited between October and June. It is well regarded for summer safaris, because from March to May wildlife concentrates around the lakes and waterholes, though those months bring high temperatures.
What makes Tadoba different
Tadoba has built a strong reputation for tiger visibility, with many visitors recording sightings across a short stay. Its dense bamboo stretches give the reserve a distinctive look, and Tadoba lake acts as a reliable focus of animal activity in the dry months.
Tadoba for wildlife photography
Tadoba suits photography well, since its lakes and open forest tracks give clear sightlines and reasonably predictable animal movement around water. Junglore's expeditions are guided by naturalists who position vehicles with photography in mind.