Tadoba Safari Stay Resort
Luxury reborn in the wild — where starry nights, soulful dining, and forest dawns await.
Welcome to Tadoba Safari Stay Resort
Experience the beauty of Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve at the luxurious Tadoba Safari Stay Resort, located near Moharli Gate, your entry point for an unforgettable jungle safari.
Surrounded by lush teak forests, scenic hills, and Erai Lake backwaters, this resort blends rustic charm with modern luxury. Enjoy easy online booking for your Tadoba safari adventure.
Machaan Cottages
Elevated Machaan Cottages at Tadoba Safari Stay blend rustic charm with modern luxury, offering panoramic views of the forest and serene Erai Lake. Perfect for nature lovers, these cottages provide a tranquil escape where sunrise views and soothing wilderness create an unforgettable Tadoba jungle experience.
Room Facilities & Amenities:
- Spacious Wooden Rooms
- King Size Spring Beds
- Bed-side Table
- Work Desk
- Air Conditioned Room
- Curated Toiletries
- En-suite with Hot Water
- Private Balcony Sit Out
- Cupboard
- Tea/Coffee Maker
- In-room Dining on request
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About Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve
The Call of the Wild Uncover the raw beauty of Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve, Maharashtra's oldest and most iconic national park. Known for its thriving tiger population and lush teak forests, Tadoba offers a thrilling blend of wilderness and tranquility.
Plan your adventure through Online Tadoba Safari Booking — choose from Kolara Gate Safari Booking, Navegaon Gate Safari Booking, Moharli Gate Safari Booking, or Khutwanda Gate Safari Booking. Each zone reveals unique wildlife encounters and breathtaking landscapes.
Experience the excitement of the Tadoba Jungle Safari or go deeper with a Tadoba Full Day Safari, guided by expert naturalists. With transparent Tadoba Safari Booking Charges and seamless Tadoba Gate Safari Booking, your journey is effortless and unforgettable. Step into the wild — where every roar, rustle, and sunrise tells the story of Tadoba's untamed soul.
Wild Facts
Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve, known as the "Jewel of Vidarbha," is Maharashtra's oldest and largest national park, spanning over 1,727 sq. km and housing over 100 tigers. The reserve features diverse wildlife, including leopards, sloth bears, wild dogs, and various deer species, along with more than 280 bird species.
Its landscape is characterized by bamboo thickets, teak forests, and tranquil lakes, nourished by the Andhari River, making it a prime destination for nature enthusiasts and photographers. Visitors can enjoy thrilling safaris or peaceful nature walks to experience its untamed beauty.
Safari Breakfast
Poolside Sundowner
Bonfire Snacks/High Tea
Lawn-front Dinner
Poolside Dinner
Starlit Dinner
Fact Sheet
Location
Chandrapur District
Maharashtra, India
Established
1955
Total Area
1,727
sq. km
Altitude
200-350
meters
Forest Type
Tropical Dry
Deciduous
Major Water Bodies
Tadoba Lake
Irai Lake & Andhari River
Check-in
1:00 PM
Check-out
11:30 AM
Accommodation & Facilities
2 Machaan Cottages
4 Super Deluxe Cottages
4 Deluxe Cottages
2 Family Rooms
Tea/Coffee Maker
Hot/Cold Running Water
Android TV(only Deluxe & Family Rooms)
Bed Side Table
Hair Dryer on request
Iron & Iron Board on request
Nearby Attractions
Adegaon Gate Safari
Junona Gate Safari
Devada Gate Safari
Moharli Gate Safari
Khutwanda Gate Safari
Our Services
Expert guides ensure safe and knowledgeable safaris.
High chances of close tiger sightings and photography.
First-aid equipped resort with trained naturalists.
24×7 doctor-on-call medical support.
Professional photography guidance available.
Top destination for wildlife & tiger photography.
Wildlife Highlights
Bird Species: 280+ species including Indian Pitta, Paradise Flycatcher, Changeable Hawk Eangle, Brown Headed Fish Owl, Indian Scoops Owl and Crested Serpent Eagle
Best Time to Visit: October to June(July-September the Buffer Zone Safaris are available)
Nearest Airport: Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar International Airport, Nagpur (approx. 140 km)
Nearest Railway Station: Chandrapur (approx. 45 km) and Nagpur (approx. 140 km)
