Jharana Jungle Lodge, Tadoba

If you want to take temporary refuge from the noisy city to a natural habitat of the wild Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve is the best place to be in. Located in the district of Chandrapur this place gives maximum tiger sightings compared to other wild reserves. To get an idea of what wildlife scenario can be expected at the Tadoba National Park let's take a look at its extent and the entry points. Safari Zones in the Tadoba Andhari National Park The complete area of Tadoba Andhari National Park is divided into two zones. One is the Core Zone that has the main forest and is a habitat to different wild animals, tigers being one of them. Second is the buffer zones which is the outer adjacent part surrounding the core zone where some villages and forests coexist.  This is the area where humans are close to tigers. The Gates of Tadoba is where Core Zone Safari starts are: Moharli Khutwanda Navegaon Kolara Kolsa – Zari Pangdi The gates of Tadoba whe

The Tadoba National Park is known for housing the Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve - a popular place for wildlife enthusiasts and tiger admirers. But what many don’t know is that the national park has more than 280 bird species from 63 different families. The diverse environment coupled with the abundance of water bodies make Tadoba a birder’s delight. The national park is a dense, mixed forest zone with patches of wetlands, grasslands and bamboo jungles. This kind of habitat is conducive for both forest and wetland birds, and the river Andhari flowing through the park makes it a hotspot for rare species of birds and birders alike. If you’re a birder, whether aspiring or seasoned, here’s a small taste of the birds you can find in the national park:                        Oriental Honey Buzzard White-eyed Buzzard Changeable Hawk Eagle Pariah Kite Eurasian Sparrowhawk Black Shouldered Kite Shikra Short-toed Snake Eagle Crested Serpent Eagl