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Bengal tiger in an Indian forest

Tadoba-Andhari, India

Tadoba-Andhari 2N / 3D Safari

3 days / 2 nights2-night guided safariOct–Jun
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Indicative price from

₹43,300.00Package currency: INR Price basis to be confirmed

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About this journey

A flexible 2-night Tadoba-Andhari safari plan with a forest stay, guided drives and transfers. Final itinerary and price depend on dates, permits and availability.

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Destination: Tadoba-Andhari, Maharashtra, India

Duration: 3 days, 2 nights

Travel style: 2-night guided safari

Suggested season: Oct–Jun

Day-by-day itinerary

Day 1

Arrive and settle in

Transfer to your Tadoba-Andhari stay and review your safari plan.

Day 2

Guided safari days

Explore the forest on scheduled guided drives, subject to permit and zone availability.

Day 3

Departure

Breakfast, check-out and onward transfer.

What is included

  • 2 nights selected lodge
  • Meals as specified in the final quote
  • Guided safaris and permits as confirmed
  • Transfers as specified

Not included

  • Travel to the gateway
  • Personal expenses and tips
  • Optional activities
  • Anything not listed in the final quote

Planning and booking details

Traveller eligibility
Indian travellers — check nationality/residency permit fees

Tadoba safari zone comparison

Use this as a planning guide only. Animal movement changes daily, and entry permits depend on live availability for your travel date.

Zone nameTiger sighting opportunityTerrainPermit difficulty
MoharliStrong habitat; never guaranteedDry deciduous forest and lakesVery high demand
KolaraStrong habitat; never guaranteedBamboo and mixed forestHigh demand
NavegaonVariable; never guaranteedForest and waterholesModerate to high demand
Pangdi / ZariVariable; never guaranteedDry forest and buffer landscapeModerate demand

No zone can guarantee a sighting. PlanetWild recommends the best available combination after checking dates and permit inventory.

Main image: Tisha Mukherjee / Wikimedia Commons.