Jharana Jungle Lodge, Tadoba

  A jungle safari or a day in a forest makes us happy and cheerful. Apart from experiencing the adventure, we like the quiet atmosphere away from the buzzing city. The roar and voices of wild animals, the greenery, calmness, the thrills and shrills of the forests, everything mesmerizes us. Recently, we celebrated World Wildlife Day , where we took an oath to maintain them. Actually, we need to ponder over that making a pledge for one day is enough or we need to be consistent in our activities of conserving the ecology, wildlife, and greenery.  If we need our adventure, thrills, shrills, or safaris, we need to make constant efforts in maintaining our ecosystem. Instead of thinking big, our small efforts towards conserving can be worth it. While issues like animal trade, poaching are still pertinent, we can make a promise to love them and accept them as part of the ecosystem. Instead of harming them, we can respect their habitats where they can be safe. Jungle safaris are your answer to

Safari is always exciting and watching animals in their own habitat is an amazing experience. However, have you ever thought that these animals are most of the time not safe in their own environment? Reasons can vary, like encroachment, animal trade, animal fights, new births, no access to food, illnesses, and entry of new animals among others. Although jungle authorities take care of their well-being, many times there is no guarantee of their security. Making them safe in their own territory has been vital and here comes the purpose of radio collars. Most of the jungles in India have secured the animals in Radio collars.  Radio collars are the first of their kind, where you can track their movements and dispersals. Earlier, the movements of the animals were tracked through their urine, excreta, and footprints. However, mere trafficking is not enough. Many conservationists believe that apart from tracking their movements, tracking their behaviors is also important. Illnesses and their

  As we enter into the period of ‘Unlock’, the mood is positive and exciting for many people. People are considering unwinding after the ‘lockdown’ and looking for a getaway. If you search for ‘Is Tadoba open now?’ The answer is of course yes as Tadoba National Park Resorts are waiting for you. Tadoba jeep safari online bookings are in full swing and people are checking out one of the best jungle lodges packages. However, this exciting park has one of the best construction histories to begin while making one of the best amalgamations of nature and development. Getting hotels and resort up on its feet is challenging for both the curators and nature. Along with a possibility of growth comes the trade-off of habitat destruction that comes in form of landscape alteration, felling of trees, diversion of natural water systems, and profiling of exotic species into the natural. These trade-offs if managed responsibly could bring social, economic, and environmental prosperity which has been p

  Whether you view in movies, cartoons, or in safaris, the animals that create a majestic aura around them are lions and tiger. Their walking style exudes pure grace making people go a week on their knees. Although the lion has got its due credit for being crowned as the king of the jungle, the tiger is not behind. Termed as the national animal of India, Tiger has been appreciated and talked about by wildlife enthusiasts, animal activists, nature lovers, and wildlife photographers. Even the Government of India has started the conservation of tigers a few years back. Most of the national parks in India have their popular safaris and Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve is one of them. Most of us like to watch the tiger live and feel his charm around. However, there are few interesting facts about our national animal that drops our jaws wide. As the tiger is the largest cat, his punch can literally kill you. While being born blind, the survival rate of all the tiger cubs is low. Tigers like to h

Wildlife photographers and adventure enthusiasts can be excited and thrilled as Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve (TATR) has been starting its safari soon. The gloomy days of the pandemic are still hovering over, the lockdown has been relaxed at many places, and in the meanwhile, the news of TATR safari starting has been creating a wave of merriment among many people. The lockdown had made people sit at home and the pandemic had ruined your plans for a holiday. However, a safari can certainly be your chance to unwind with your loved ones. TATR is a magical place for you! TATR had started a live safari for its patrons which was a sigh of relief during the lockdown. However, with the actual safari starting, it can be a major boost to the tourism industry of Maharashtra. Apart from the tiger, the safari boasts of other animals like Wild Boar, Leopard, Sloth Bear, Sambar, Gaur, and four horn antelope among others. You can view this treasure of wildlife from a safe distance in a jeep. Apart from

  The year 2020 brought us a wave of fear, uncertainty, and closure. As the world is reeling under the dreaded pandemic, we are watching our economies and lives going for a toss. Our daily routine has come to a standstill. Although we are taking necessary precautions for the safety of the virus, we have also learned a few lessons with new experiences. Our faith in humanity, respect for each other, preserving our resources and environment has been restored. We are now more connected to each other while showing our unity and assistance towards overcoming the virus. This lockdown, it has given us a chance to ponder. While we are in quarantine, we can see many animals roaming on empty roads and clear skies owing to less pollution of vehicles. This lockdown has made us realized the importance of the outdoors which we easily take for granted and make them messy. We ensure that our homes are clean, but our surroundings are dirty. Although, in most of the places, efforts have been taken for cl

  Although we are facing the pandemic and the state is under lockdown, we have the fighting spirit to break the chain and overcome the virus. While people are under quarantine, animals are finding their ways into human areas which has been witnessed in various cities of India. Although the human-animal conflict has been highlighted many times, such sightings melts our hearts. However, care is taken by many people to preserve animal’s natural habitat from zoos and national parks. Many sanctuaries and reserves have been enhancing the ecosystem in a better way. While we talk about these sanctuaries, we can immediately relate it to safaris or jungle tours. Forest department and conservation authority have been maintaining these reserves through its continuous upgradation and maintenance. Hence, safaris here are enjoyable. We can see animals moving in open spaces which creates lot of excitement. However, we need to follow the rules of these safaris and understand that it is their habitat an

  Today, when the world is suffering from pandemic and people are in the safety of their homes, Jharana Jungle Lodge would love to salute the warriors like policemen, doctors, nurses and cleaners among others who are working round the clock for us. People have various ways to spend time at home. Some have opted for ‘work from home’ while some are engaged in their favourite hobbies and following their passions. Most of the people are spending quality time with their loved ones which otherwise was not possible. Many of you might have made the plans of trips in vacations and are now stuck at home. Well, although you are at home, television and virtual world is always open for you. How would it be if you to get to watch jungle safari at home? Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve (TATR) is coming up with ‘virtual jungle safari’ wherein you can roam around the jungle seating at your home. Most of the jungles have come with this unique concept as summer is one of the peak seasons for safaris and TA