Tadoba Tiger Reserve
The Jewel of Vidarbha — Maharashtra's oldest national park, where teak and bamboo forests are known for daytime tiger sightings.
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The land of tigers
Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve spreads across roughly 1,727 km² of central Indian highland — teak, bamboo and crystalline lakes named for the tribal god Taru. Declared a national park in 1955 and a tiger reserve in 1995, it is the beating wild heart of Maharashtra.
Tadoba's tigers are well known — Maya, Matkasur and their lineages — and its open terrain is known for good daytime sightings, alongside dhole, sloth bear and gaur. Sightings are never guaranteed.
Tadoba splits into a strictly protected core zone and a more flexible surrounding buffer, entered through gates like Moharli and Kolara that each carry their own permit and character. The buffer, often underrated, sees fewer vehicles and regularly delivers sightings to rival the core — worth booking alongside a core-zone drive rather than skipping in favour of it.
Drama in broad daylight
Daytime Tiger Theatre
Open terrain and lake-edge movement make Tadoba well known for daytime tiger sightings — though no sighting is ever guaranteed.
Dhole & Sloth Bears
Beyond the tiger, packs of Indian wild dogs and shaggy sloth bears patrol the teak understorey.
Lakes, Teak & Bamboo
Tadoba, Kolsa and Telia lakes thread a forest of towering teak — a photographer’s dream of light and water.
Safari Zones
Main safari gates, core & buffer
Tadoba Packages
Tadoba 2-Night Safari Break
Tadoba Moharli & Kolara Trip
Tadoba Core & Buffer Tour
The Tadoba Lens
Photographs from the reserve.
Meet the tigers of Vidarbha
Core-zone permits at Moharli and Kolara go quickly in season. Send us your dates and we'll help with your permit application.
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