The oldest tiger reserve in Maharashtra; its name comes from a Gond tribal deity worshipped as protector of the forest
Area
626 km²
Protection category
IUCN II
Parque nacional —
Designated in
1955
Declared in 1955, Tadoba-Andhari is the oldest tiger reserve in the state of Maharashtra. Its name comes from Tadoba, a deity revered by the Gond tribal people as protector of the forest and the animals in it, whose small shrine — still visited by local pilgrims — stands within the park's own boundaries, an instance of traditional spiritual conservation predating any modern legal protection of the area.
Threatened:
Ecosystems found in India, where Tadoba-Andhari lies.
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Region
South Asia (Maharashtra)
Climate
Tropical, Arid / desert, Polar / cold, Mountain
Best season
November to March