Tiger Trails Jungle Lodge, TADOBA NATIONAL PARK
Place: Tadoba National Park, India - Zip / Pin Code: 0
Description: Rooms with view of nature and wildlife: The main water source at Chichghat is the Tadoba rivulet, which cascades down the rocky hills to the north of the valley, flows through the camp and onwards to the Irai lake. The Camp nestles in the forest along the winding banks of the Tadoba rivulet overlooking several waterholes and grasslands which are teeming with birdlife and wildlife. One can also view Honey Badgers, Sloth Bears, Porcupines, Civet cats and a host of other nocturnal mammals from the rooms overlooking the grasslands. All rooms have views of these grasslands and waterholes and have en-suit bathrooms with hot and cold running water and flushing toilets. All bedrooms have air conditioners and 100 percent power back up for the erratic electric supply. The lodge is a rustic yet deluxe experience.
Total Rooms: 10
Room Facility: Rooms with view of nature and wildlife: The main water source at Chichghat is the Tadoba rivulet, which cascades down the rocky hills to the north of the valley, flows through the camp and onwards to the Irai lake. The Camp nestles in the forest along the winding banks of the Tadoba rivulet overlooking several waterholes and grasslands which are teeming with birdlife and wildlife. One can also view Honey Badgers, Sloth Bears, Porcupines, Civet cats and a host of other nocturnal mammals from the rooms overlooking the grasslands. All rooms have views of these grasslands and waterholes and have en-suit bathrooms with hot and cold running water and flushing toilets. All bedrooms have air conditioners and 100 percent power back up for the erratic electric supply. The lodge is a rustic yet deluxe experience.
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Location Advantage: The TigerTrails Jungle Lodge is ringed on three sides by the Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve forest and is adjacent to the Khutwanda gate, an exclusive entry point into Tadoba. To the east is Ambegadh Hills and Khatoda meadows, to the west is the valley of Katezari and south is the Irai lake, approx. 20 kms in length, forms the southwestern boundary of the Tiger Reserve.
