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Tadoba Tiger Reserve

The kingdom of tigers.

About Tadoba Tiger Reserve

Tadoba is one of the most best and biggest tiger reserve in the world, it also has one of the most highest tiger population in India with a staggering 115 tigers. The park is closed from July to mid October. There are a few time slots for safari in the park they are as follows :

October 1st to November 30th: Morning: 6:00 AM to 10:00 AM; Afternoon: 2:30 PM to 6:30 PM

  • December 1st to February 28th: Morning: 6:30 AM to 11:00 AM; Afternoon: 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM

  • March 1st to April 30th: Morning: 5:30 AM to 10:00 AM; Afternoon: 3:00 PM to 6:30 PM

  • May 1st to June 30th: Morning: 5:00 AM to 9:30 AM; Afternoon: 3:30 PM to 7:00 PM .

    There are 2 zones in the safari Core and buffer zone. The safari price for core zone is R.7000-R.8000 and buffer zone is R.5000-R.6000. If you want to see young and many tigers go to the core zone and if you want to see legendary tigers like the king of tadoba Chota Matka, Jharni, Babli etc. go to the buffer zone.

A tiger with its striking orange coat and black stripes is walking through densely packed bamboo. The tiger's gaze is intense and focused, blending into its natural habitat.
A tiger with its striking orange coat and black stripes is walking through densely packed bamboo. The tiger's gaze is intense and focused, blending into its natural habitat.
A tiger walks confidently along a dirt path surrounded by dense green foliage, its gaze focused forward. The sunlight filters through the trees, highlighting the tiger's distinctive orange coat with black stripes.
A tiger walks confidently along a dirt path surrounded by dense green foliage, its gaze focused forward. The sunlight filters through the trees, highlighting the tiger's distinctive orange coat with black stripes.
A tiger is walking through a dense forest with a mix of dry and lush vegetation. The area is filled with tall trees, some of which have prominent brown and gray bark. The tiger, with its distinctive orange coat and black stripes, is partially obscured by the trees.
A tiger is walking through a dense forest with a mix of dry and lush vegetation. The area is filled with tall trees, some of which have prominent brown and gray bark. The tiger, with its distinctive orange coat and black stripes, is partially obscured by the trees.

Fauna and Flora found here :

Flora

The major tree species are: Teak, Ain, Bamboo, Bija, Dhaoda, Haldu, Salai, Semal and Tendu. Along the moist areas, species like Mango, Jamun and Arjun are found. Bamboo (Dendrocalamus strictus) is spread over 40% of the habitat. There are 667 species of flowering plants.

Fauna

The notable faunal species include: tiger, leopard, sloth bear, wild dog, gaur, chital and sambar. As many as, 280 species of birds are found, apart from reptiles (54 species), amphibians (11 species) and fishes (84 species)..

A tiger stands alert on a dry, rocky forest path. The surroundings are filled with leafless trees and scattered dry leaves, indicating a dry season. The tiger's fur is orange with black stripes, blending well with the earthy tones of the environment.
A tiger stands alert on a dry, rocky forest path. The surroundings are filled with leafless trees and scattered dry leaves, indicating a dry season. The tiger's fur is orange with black stripes, blending well with the earthy tones of the environment.

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A tiger standing on a dirt path, surrounded by a dry, grassy forest environment with trees in the background. The tiger's gaze is directed toward the camera, showcasing its distinctive orange coat with black stripes.
A tiger standing on a dirt path, surrounded by a dry, grassy forest environment with trees in the background. The tiger's gaze is directed toward the camera, showcasing its distinctive orange coat with black stripes.
A tiger is walking through a lush, green forested area. Surrounding trees have dense foliage, and the ground is covered with grass and various plants. The background includes a mesh fence, suggesting an enclosed environment.
A tiger is walking through a lush, green forested area. Surrounding trees have dense foliage, and the ground is covered with grass and various plants. The background includes a mesh fence, suggesting an enclosed environment.
A tiger walks across a dirt path in a forested area. The scene includes dense trees with rich green foliage and a slightly overcast atmosphere. The tiger is mid-stride, showcasing its distinctive orange coat with dark stripes and a focused demeanor.
A tiger walks across a dirt path in a forested area. The scene includes dense trees with rich green foliage and a slightly overcast atmosphere. The tiger is mid-stride, showcasing its distinctive orange coat with dark stripes and a focused demeanor.
Beneath lush, dense trees, several tigers rest on and around a raised wooden platform. The background features a vivid green area of water or grass, and an uneven plank leans from the platform to the ground. A small bird can be seen walking nearby.
Beneath lush, dense trees, several tigers rest on and around a raised wooden platform. The background features a vivid green area of water or grass, and an uneven plank leans from the platform to the ground. A small bird can be seen walking nearby.
A tiger is walking along a sandy path, with dense foliage to the side. The tiger is moving towards the camera, showcasing its distinct orange coat with black stripes.
A tiger is walking along a sandy path, with dense foliage to the side. The tiger is moving towards the camera, showcasing its distinct orange coat with black stripes.

Tadoba Reserve

Explore the breathtaking beauty of Tadoba Tiger Reserve, a haven for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers alike, rich in biodiversity and adventure.

Location

Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve, Maharashtra

Hours

6 AM - 9 PM

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Gir National Park

The world of lions

About

Gir National Park

Gir national park is located in South Gujarat. It is the only place in India where lions can roam freely. The park has a staggering 674 lions. It is closed in June, July, August and September. Safaris in Gir will cost 5100 per gypsy which includes tax, guide etc. and 800 per person. The safari has timings and they are as follows :Winter (Mid-October to February):

  • Morning: 6:45 AM to 9:45 AM

  • Evening: 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM

  • Summer (March to June):

    • Morning: 6:00 AM to 9:00 AM

    • Evening: 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM

      The park also has a variety of flora and fauna which includes

      Flora

      Gir National Park’s flora includes a variety of plant species, such as Jambu, Karanj, Umro, Vad, Kalam, Charal, Sirus, and Amli.The region benefits from the cool shade and moisture content these broad-leaved trees provide. Prosopis and Casuarina have been planted along Gir’s coastal borders as part of the afforestation plan.


      Fauna

      The Asiatic lion, nature’s most majestic big cat, is a one-of-a-kind gift. It is a highly intelligent animal with exceptional social habits and hunting abilities. Gir has been home to over 425 different species of birds. Aquila clanga, Greater Spotted Eagle, Dalmatian Pelican Pelecanus Crispus, Indian Skimmer Rynchops Albicollis, Oriental White-backed Vulture Gyps bengalensis, and Long-Billed Vulture Gyps Indicus are all globally threatened species. Gir’s wetlands support a variety of waterfowl species, particularly at Kamaleshwar Dam. Gir is home to six of India’s nine vulture species. Two Gyps species, White-rumped Vulture and Eurasian Griffon, are now extremely rare. Birds Tawny eagle, Bonelli’s eagle, Crested serpent eagle, King vulture, Crested hawk eagle, Painted storks, Pelicans, Peafowl, etc.The Gir National Park is home to several avifauna species, including the brown fish owl, Indian eagle owl, pygmy woodpecker, vultures, and crested serpent. The Gir Forest, near the town of Sasan Gir, is also home to a diverse range of wildlife, including langur monkeys, jackals, leopards, antelope, deer, and crocodiles.


Gir National Park

Location : Sasan Gir National Park, Junagadh, Gujarat Hours open : 6AM-9PM

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