The oldest and largest wildlife national park in Maharashtra is the Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve, located in Chandrapur district. It is one of the 43 tiger reserves in India.
The 116.54 sq km Tadoba National Park in Maharashtra was established as a national park in 1955. Neighboring the Tadoba National Park, the Andhari Wildlife Sanctuary was established in 1986.
For those who appreciate the environment and wildlife, Tadoba National Park is a wonderful destination. The excellent location of this national park makes it easy to get there by train, bus, or plane, which attracts a lot of tourists every year. A jungle safari is one of the most important attractions in Tadoba National Park and the most important activity among all the things to do there. When visitors to the region easily spot a tiger, they tend to believe that their visit was worthwhile and that they got good value for their money.