Tadoba national park is a fabulous safari place. If you want to observe various wildlife, to feel the incredible smell of the forest, to enjoy in the wild , going back to human land roots. There are a lot of national parks in India, here is some information about them and especially on Tadoba National Park.
Assam, in the north-eastern region of India, offers a lot of appeal for wildlife lovers. The highlight is Kaziranga National Park, where you’ll find the largest rhino population with prehistoric-looking horns in the world. Going on an elephant safari on the spot hides them in the wide expanse of meadows. Another attraction is BirdLife – both there and at Nameri National Park, which offers occasional bird-watching trips. If you want to get rid of the crowd try the lesser known Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary as an alternative. See more info about Tadoba resorts.
The reserve is open every day except Tuesday for safaris. There are two safari places a day, one in the morning from 6h to 11h and one in the afternoon from 15h to 18h30. These times will vary slightly depending on the time of year. 2017 Monsoon Season: Although limited tourism was allowed in Tadoba during the monsoon season in the past, the central area of ??the reserve will be closed during the monsoon from July 1 to October 15 this year. This is due to guidelines issued by the National Tiger Conservation Authority. Tourists are allowed to enter buffer zones for safaris but must rent jeeps at the gates, as private vehicles are prohibited. Advance reservations are not required.
Must have for a Tadoba tour : Do not take the largest and most strenuous travel bag, just because the airline you reach in India allows you. If you have domestic flights or even small and light aircraft flights between parks or reservations, make sure that these limits are different: maximum 20 kg on the flight to Zanzibar or 15 kg on the domestic flight to a park, if you plan to do so. Because storage spaces in cars or light aircraft are limited, soft travel bags or backpacks are preferred, not rigid material trolleys. We all had trolls and no one died, but I figured it would be easier otherwise. See extra details on https://tadoba-national-park-booking.com/.