Tadoba Tiger Reserve is Maharashtra's largest National Park with one of the highest densities of tigers in the country. A dry deciduous forest with beautiful topography, Nearly 300 species of birds are found in this region and offers some of the best sightings of tigers, wild dogs, leopards, and others are seen frequently. The jungle and areas surrounding the Lodge are excellent terrains for birding and walking safaris.

Herbivores include the gigantic gaur, sambar, Nil Gai or blue bull, spotted deer, Monkey etc. Some other interesting mammals are the jackal, fox, jungle cat and hares. The large water body in the park have crocodiles which can be seen basking on the banks.

Teak is the dominant species of tree along with Mahua, Tendu, Flame of the forest, Golden Shower and Bamboo. The thickets of trees are interspersed with large grasslands and lakes which make for a very interesting landscape.

October to March is the most comfortable time to visit. This is just after the monsoon when the waterholes are brimming and the jungle is lush green. The migratory birds arrive in Central India and the animals look well fed and have their winter fur on.

April to June , is warm but as the grasses and leaves dry up the visibility for photographers improves and waterholes become hot spots for animal activity. However, chances of animal sightings remain the same round the year.

Lodge Opening and Closure. The Lodge will be officially open to receive guests from the 1st of November 2015. Each year the lodge will be closed during July and August for the monsoon and maintenance.