Paddock Paradise

About Tadoba National Park

The forest in the region Chimura Hills is located in Chandrapur, India. It is very famous for its wildlife for many centuries now. This mythical place was once ruled by the dynasty of kings Gond. The hunt has just been forced to wildlife in 1905 and was absolutely forbidden since 1935.

Tadoba National Park in Chandrapur district in the eastern part of Maharashtra, India in collaboration with the Wildlife Sanctuary Andhari. Wildlife Andhary Sanctury had been established with the National Park Tadoba to ensure better organization of wildlife. They belong to a tiger reserve called Tadoba-Andheri Tiger Reserve.

The landscape is surging with panoramic views of hills, lakes, valleys and meadows. Tadoba lake is located approximately in the center of the park. Tadoba manifests important forests intermingled with paddocks and regions, indicating the forest of underbrush. In dry months, the body's recurring water is the main source of water in the region.

exceptional wildlife viewing is made possible by a motor able road along the lake. The length extends enough to provide a foot recreation and hiking. You could go up the towers to get a good view of wildlife. Tadoba consecrated water lake is conveyed by the Adivasis to take a shower after harvest throughout the rainy season.

A wide variety of plants and animals can be found in the park. There are bamboo, Kauriculata, Dhavada or wooden axle, Babul and teak. There is also Salai, Bija, Zizphus, Jamun or Black plum and stretched with Casia, Palas, Bel, and Margosa Terminenalia Hiwar.

These floras merge with large plains and lakes. In addition, bheria, Ain or crocodile bark beheda, Hird, Kujala Kach Arjun and thickets of bamboo and kalam, Mahuwi, or kuru karayagum, helicteres and Sal are in the region. The attraction is certainly delight any botanist.

Being a tiger reserve, Tadoba National Park consists of about 50 tigers with other animals such as lions, hyenas, jackals, wild dogs or alms and four-horned antelopes. You can also find a chinkara, crocodiles, buffalo and Indians sambers.

It is also possible to see leopards, chital or spotted deer, felines and praying mantises. Other animals in the park include crested serpent eagles, cheetahs, flycatchers, mongoose, langurs, stone curlew and wild boars and jungle fowls, fish eagles, cobras, paradise flycatcher and panthers.

Other rare species seen are the stick insects, rock pythons, beetles, peacocks, civets, monitor lizards and wild gaur or oxen. The park has a great variety and diversity of wildlife. It's paradise any zoologist.

The type of weather here is dry. At only 140 cm of annual rainfall is received here. October to May is the time to visit the most excellent when the weather is conducive to hiking. spectacular wildlife, flora and extraordinary wildlife and natural splendor absolute make this site an amazing tourist destination. The wildlife lovers spend the greatest moment of their existence here. For more information, Tadoba national park can be reached by phone number 91-7172-3414.

History Tadoba National Park

The Tadoba-Andheri Tiger Reserve was created in 1955 and considered the oldest national park in Maharashtra. In addition, it is one of the 28 tiger reserve in India. It covers an area of 116.55 sq km with Asiatic lion, crocodiles and jackals that its main attraction. Tadoba National Park is often referred to as "the jewel of Vidharba." The park's name was derived from "Taru" a local God or a deity while Andheri river that wanders through the woods gave the name of the sanctuary.