Tadoba Tourism, Maharashtra India
(Tadoba is also known as Tadoba Andheri Tiger Reserve)
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Tadoba Fast Facts
- State: Maharashtra
- District: Chandrapur
- Famous for/as: Wildlife
- Altitude: 350 m
- Language: Marathi, Hindi
- Best Season: Oct - Mar
- Weather: Summer 37 to 43°C, Winter 20 to 27°C
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- Pincode: 442401
- STDCode: 0712
Tadoba Info
Conservator of Forests & Field Director,
Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve,
Mul Road, Chandrapur – 442 401
Maharashtra – INDIA
Office Tel :- (07172) 251414
Fax Tel. No. (07172) 277116
Tadoba, India Overview
Tadoba Andheri Tiger Reserve is a Tiger reserves in Chandrapur district of Maharashtra state in central India. It is notable as Maharashtra's oldest and largest National Park. It is one of India's 41 "Project Tiger" - Tiger reserves.
There are many other species of animals such as leopards, jungle cats, sloth bears, and wild dogs, cheetal deer, barking deer, sambar deer, hyenas, civets and gaur. In additions to this there are around 195 species of birds as well. The marshes in Tadoba are home to the marsh crocodile and it is one of the few remaining places where the species exists. The park is closed on all Tuesdays.
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Tadoba, India History
Legend holds that Taru was a village chief who was killed in a mythological encounter with a tiger. A shrine dedicated to the God Taru now exists beneath a huge tree, on the banks of the Tadoba Lake. The temple is frequented by adivasis, especially during the fair held every year in the Hindu month of Pausha, between December and January.The Gond kings once ruled these forests in the vicinity of the Chimur hills. Hunting was completely banned in 1935. Two decades later, in 1955, 116.54 km2 (45.00 sq mi) was declared a National Park. Andhari Wildlife Sanctuary was created on the adjacent forests in 1986, and in 1995, both the park and the sanctuary were merged to establish the present Tiger Reserve.