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About Tadoba National Park

There is a story that is told in these parts the mythology of a man who became a deity.
Taru, a Gond tribal, a respected village headman, encountered a mighty tiger at a lake near his village. A fierce battle ensued, though its conclusion is disputed: some say that Taru vanquished the tiger, others believe that it was Taru, despite his valiance, who was slain. At any rate, the man passed into legend. A shrine was erected in his honour and the lake, as well as the forests surrounding it, came to bear his name. Hence, from Taru, comes Tadoba. The word Tadoba is derived from the name of God Tadoba or Taru which is praised by local tribal people of this region and Andhari is derived from the name of Andhari river that flows in this area.

Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve is a tiger reserve in Chandrapur district of Maharashtra state in central India. It is notable as Maharashtra’s oldest and largest national park with total area of 1727 sq kms. Tadoba lies in the confines of Chimur Hills and the latter comprises of Kolsa and Mohurli Ranges. The undulating topography comprises of Hills which are densely covered with mixed forests and belts of bamboo. The deep valleys, riverbeds, and small grassy meadows provide suitable habitat to many life forms.