TADOBA NATIONAL PARK
Tadoba National Park is
Maharashtra's oldest National Park. Situated in Chandrapur district, the
National Park covers 623 sq. km of two forested areas of the Tadoba and
Andhari forest range. Along with Tiger, Tadoba is home to Leopard, Sloth Bear,
Indian Gaur, Wild Dog, Sambar, Spotted and Barking Deer, Blue Bull and
Four-horned Antelope. Tadoba Lake harbours Marsh Crocodile. Birds like Indian
Pitta, White-eyed Buzzard, Pied Cuckoo, Stork-billed Kingfisher, Painted
Sandgrouse, Jungle Bush-quail, Grey Junglefowl, and many more can be seen.
Dates:
Batch I: 31st May-3rd June, 2013
Batch II: 5th-8th June, 2013
Camp Charges: Rs. 14,000/- for members and Rs. 14,600/- for others (ex Nagpur).
Accommodation: Triple sharing
Reporting: At 09.00 a.m. outside Nagpur railway station, near Comesum Food Court.
Drop off on last day at 06.00 p.m. at Nagpur railway station
How to get there: Mumbai-Nagpur: Sewagram Exp. (12139) leaves CSTM at
1500 hrs. Nagpur-Mumbai:
Sewagram Exp. (12140) leaves Nagpur at 2100 hrs.
Cost includes: Accommodation, food (first day lunch to last day lunch), Transfers
to/from Nagpur, Safari charges and entry to the Park.
