The Lodge
Located in the remote western reaches of Tadoba, there are no other lodges here, and one rarely sees other vehicles. This makes for an exceptional game viewing experiences with the feeling of the ultimate exclusivity.
The lodge offers a true wilderness experience in its four diverse habitats, a magnificent tapestry of deciduous woodland, grassland, wetland and riparian forest, interspersed with surrounding western hill ranges, rivers, marshes and pans of the Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve, the Tiger Trails Jungle Lodge blends into the natural beauty of its breath-taking surroundings. Guests can exclusively explore this area on a game drive or on foot, along with our resident naturalists, enjoying access to pristine outdoor dining locations.
Rustic yet sophisticated, this camp has a warmth to it that make you feel at home and part of the family. All of our Waterhole Rooms, Wilderness Tents and Oriole Suites look out over the river frontage, Grasslands and Forests. Big day beds make this the perfect place to while away the afternoon. Intimate guest areas include open-fronted sitting and dining areas, as well as spacious decks are perfect for enjoying sundowners overlooking the surrounding forests and the camp’s rim-flow swimming pool provides a view of the seasonal many flycatchers around.
The lodge offers a true wilderness experience in its four diverse habitats, a magnificent tapestry of deciduous woodland, grassland, wetland and riparian forest, interspersed with surrounding western hill ranges, rivers, marshes and pans of the Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve, the Tiger Trails Jungle Lodge blends into the natural beauty of its breath-taking surroundings. Guests can exclusively explore this area on a game drive or on foot, along with our resident naturalists, enjoying access to pristine outdoor dining locations.
Rustic yet sophisticated, this camp has a warmth to it that make you feel at home and part of the family. All of our Waterhole Rooms, Wilderness Tents and Oriole Suites look out over the river frontage, Grasslands and Forests. Big day beds make this the perfect place to while away the afternoon. Intimate guest areas include open-fronted sitting and dining areas, as well as spacious decks are perfect for enjoying sundowners overlooking the surrounding forests and the camp’s rim-flow swimming pool provides a view of the seasonal many flycatchers around.
Waterhole Rooms |
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This was a wonderful place to stay. Very close to one of the Gates. The Naturalist and the Business Manager were both lovely people and extremely helpful and friendly. The Naturalist was very knowledgeable about the birds which we especially appreciated on our Walking Safaris. The Jeep Safaris booked through them, were wonderful. The Naturalist accompanied us as well as the Park Guide. We were lucky enough to see Tigers!!!The chef here is excellent and prepared delicious meals and cakes! The accommodation was good and our room overlooked a waterhole, which was a short distance away.s
Yuvon C, UK
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The chef was outstanding and even gave my wife a personal cooking class. The property is large and tigers do pass close to the lodge, though there is a fence around the hotel proper. We saw seven tigers, including the famous Tara and her two mischievous cubs. Just a great, great experience.
Paul L, Monteverde, Costa Rica
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Coming back to the African style luxury tent of the lodge after a breath taking safari in scorching heat will make you smile and be happy for sure. The tent is only 100 ft away from a waterhole, so chances of watching wild animals from close proximity is very high, thank you TigerTrails for a truly lovely experience.
Goshal & Guha Family
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Terrific and entirely authentic place to stay for tiger safari into Tadoba. Located right next to Khutwanda Gate and feels virtually in the jungle and indeed encounters with wildlife around the lodges is part of the experience. A private entrance into the Tadoba reserve meaning it was easy to be one of the first into the reserve in the morning. This tranquil arrival was in stark contrast to the jostling jeep queues we experienced at the gates of other national parks we visited. The food produced by the chef was simply excellent, the best of the three lodges we stayed in at three different national parks. All in all, we could not recommend Tiger Trails too highly for those who want an authentic place to stay and a chance to have simply wonderful close encounters with the tigers and the other wildlife of Tadoba.
Liz A, London
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The best place to stay for photographers and nature lovers visiting Tadoba! Situated right at the edge of the stunning Tadoba Andhari tiger reserve, Tiger Trails is probably one of the best wildlife and conservation focussed lodges we stayed at during our entire photography trip to India. From the moment we arrived we were greeted with a refreshing drink and chilled, damp towels to wash our faces which was a very welcomed after a drive in the hot Indian summer to get there. If you are into nature I would honestly recommend Tadoba Tiger Trails over any other lodge in the reserve. It is such a haven for wildlife that the grounds have a plethora of birds and even the occasional visitor from a tiger nearby during the evening. It is amazing.
Overall a thoroughly enjoyable stay and we'd go back in a heart beat.
Overall a thoroughly enjoyable stay and we'd go back in a heart beat.
Pelagicprincess
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The main surprise was the quality of the game we saw given we travelled in the monsoon season of August; 4 game drives showed 2 male tigers, 1 sloth bear and two lots of dhole, as well as gaur and the herbivores. As a family we enjoyed our time at Tiger Trails, staff were friendly and the food was good. It was terrific and all the arrangements from pick-up at Nagpur railway station worked well - I'd recommend Tiger Trails as an unpretentious place to see wildlife away from other lodges
Andrew B, Shrewsberry UK
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Being my first Safari experience in India I was pleasantly suprised at this jewel of a lodge in the middle of nowhere. The room was large, clean as was the bathroom. We had a balcony attached which was a wonderful place to sit and relax after the safari and enjoy the silence. The staff were friendly and solicitous. The safaris were well organised and the naturalists knowledgeable. I have been told that it is notoriously difficult to spot the tiger, but I had my first sighting which has me wanting more. We were lucky enough to see leopard as well.
All in all, it was a wonderful 3 days and I would recommend this haven to all
All in all, it was a wonderful 3 days and I would recommend this haven to all
Gulzar D, Mumbai
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The TigerTrails Jungle Lodge
The lodge’s guest area offers a mixed selection of open, interactive and private places. The viewing deck is an incredible highlight and the library is a fascinating treasury of curated objects and interesting books, offering a sanctuary filled with interesting reads, while the classical sitting room provides the ultimate setting to enjoy a pre-dinner drink.
Immersed in the forestscape is a rim-flow swimming pool with views of the surrounding forest and provide cool comfort in between captivating game drives.
Delectable tea is served before and after driver on the shady verandas. Dinner is delightful affair, where traditional woodfired food produce mouth-watering aromas of Pan-Indian as well as continental menus which can be enjoyed in a bonfire or candlelit bush setting, beneath the stars offering an unforgettable forest experience. The sounds of the forest night provides a gentle backdrop to tales of the day’s safaris. There is no television at this camp. There is complimentary internet (WiFi) access, however due to the remote location of the lodge, the wireless connection can be slow and intermittent.
Immersed in the forestscape is a rim-flow swimming pool with views of the surrounding forest and provide cool comfort in between captivating game drives.
Delectable tea is served before and after driver on the shady verandas. Dinner is delightful affair, where traditional woodfired food produce mouth-watering aromas of Pan-Indian as well as continental menus which can be enjoyed in a bonfire or candlelit bush setting, beneath the stars offering an unforgettable forest experience. The sounds of the forest night provides a gentle backdrop to tales of the day’s safaris. There is no television at this camp. There is complimentary internet (WiFi) access, however due to the remote location of the lodge, the wireless connection can be slow and intermittent.