Tadoba National Park is Maharashtra’s oldest and largest national park located in Chandrapur District. It gets its name from local tribal god ‘Taru’ and also known as ‘Jewel of Vidarbha’.

Tadoba National Park is famous for  Tigers and is also home to Leopards, Sloth Bears, Gaur, Wild Dogs, Hyenas, Civet , Jungle cats,Sambar, Cheetal, Nilgai, and Barking Deer. Tadoba also has a lake which sustains the Marsh Crocodile.

Tadoba is indeed a heaven for wildlife lovers and photographers.

So do join to experience the wilderness in forests of Tadoba.

1. Experience the thrill of sighting of tigers and other animals in wilderness
2. Ample amount of Photography opportunities for Wildlife photographers
3. Bird Sightings
4. Enjoy the Forest Safaris in Gypsies

Inclusions:

• Hotel stay for 2 nights in Luxury room on twin sharing
• All meals at Resort/hotel 
• Pick up and drop from Nagpur Railway Station
• 3 Gypsy Safaris  (5 People Sharing) 
• Entry Fees, Guide Fees, Gypsy Charges
• Tripper Journeys expertise

Exclusions:

• Air/Train Fare- Mumbai Nagpur Mumbai
• 4th Safari
• Meals in Train/flight journeys
• Breakfast on Day 1 and Lunch and Dinner on Day 3
• Camera fees 
• Mineral Water, Beverages cost
• Any Medical Emergency costs / costs arising out of uncontrollable situations like Natural Calamities or train/flight delays etc.
• Any other expenses which are not mentioned in ‘Inclusions’

Day 0, Thursday,14th Apr:

Board Train for Nagpur from CST by 8.15 pm.

Day 1, Friday, 15th Apr:

Arrival in Nagpur by 7.20 am and move to Tadoba.

Breakfast Enroute.
Check-In at the resort and freshen up.
Enjoy Evening Safari.

Night stay at Tadoba.
(Lunch and Dinner)

Day 2, Saturday, 16th Apr:

We will enjoy Morning and Evening Safaris today.

Night stay at Tadoba.
(Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner)

Day 3, Sunday, 17th Apr:

After Breakfast, Check out and drop to Nagpur Railway Station.

*One can opt for optional 4th Morning Safari for today.

(Breakfast)

Day 4, Monday, 18th May:

Arrival in Mumbai between 7.00 am to 8.00 am.

Notes:

• Routes and zones are allocated by forest departments.
• Safari once booked are non refundable and non transferable.