Tiger’s Trail Resort is located near the entrance of the Tadoba Reserve Forest (Kolara Gate). The resort is in the serene setting in the jungle and its periphery.Our resort is approximately 100 km from Nagpur city. The resort is built with luxury and grandeur with air conditioning it’s in all rooms. It’s home away from home.
It friendly and unties staff aim to deliver a high standard of service to ensure your comfort and pleasure, giving you a unique and memorable visit. The name Tadoba is from the name of the God Tadoba who was also called Taru, he was praised by the tribal people who lived in the dense forests of the Tadoba.
The Tiger’s Trail Resort is located near the Kolara Gate, tadoba. Our resort is conveniently located just 50 meters from the gate and approximately 100 km from Nagpur city – which is one of the major historical, commercial, and political hubs in North-eastern Maharashtra. It is surrounded by the dense forest of Tadoba, Tiger’s Trail Resort combines luxury with wild grandeur. The resort’s stylish accommodations offer comforts amidst its setting.
Tigers Trail Resort near Kolara Gate has a pond just behind the resort at the fire line of the buffer zone where Bison, Leopard, Spotted Deer, Rusty Spotted Cat, Gaur (Indian Bison), Sambar, Wild Bor(Wild Pig) are frequent visitors who come to drink water. Butterflies, dragon flies can be seen just about everywhere, One can enjoy a Natures Walk and sight a lot of birds like the Black Eye Bis, Red Eye Bis, Fly Cather, Woodpecker etc.
Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve in Chandrapur district of Maharashtra is Maharashtra’s oldest and Largest Wild Life National Park. It is one amongst India’s 43 Tiger Reserves.
Why is this national park known as Tadoba?
The name Tadoba is from the name of the God Tadoba who was also called Taru, he was worshipped by the tribal people who lived in the dense forests of the Tadoba. 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.
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