Tadoba National park tiger safari, India






A tailor made tiger safari in Tadoba National Park with eight safaris in eight days.
Tadoba National Park 8 tiger safaris Luxurious safari lodge accommodation
Price
£1200To£1850 excluding flights
More info
1500 GBP per person based on a minimum of 2 persons
1000 GBP per person based on a minimum of 4 persons
(international flight not included)
What the tour includes:
Airport pick up & Drop
Delhi standard hotel on B&B
Tadoba National Park on full board with all meals drives and all meals
All road transfers & internal flights
Extension to Kanha or Pench National Park can be arranged on request.
Description of Tadoba National park tiger safari, India
Price information
£1200To£1850 excluding flights
1500 GBP per person based on a minimum of 2 persons
1000 GBP per person based on a minimum of 4 persons
(international flight not included)
What the tour includes:
Airport pick up & Drop
Delhi standard hotel on B&B
Tadoba National Park on full board with all meals drives and all meals
All road transfers & internal flights
Extension to Kanha or Pench National Park can be arranged on request.
Departure information
This trip can be tailor made throughout the year to suit your requirements
Travel guides
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Reviews
4 Reviews of Tadoba National park tiger safari, India
4.5 out of 5 stars
Reviewed on 09 Jan 2017 by Julia Killick
The most memorable moment was staying at the lodge, in the buffer zone, listening to the night around a bonfire with wonderful snacks and a gin and tonic, then visiting the local villages on a walk the following day. The jungle safaris were amazing particularly the elephant back experience and of course seeing the tigers. Read full reviewReviewed on 06 Mar 2017 by Jo Gaunt
The most memorable was having the most amazing Tiger sightings. Superb, we had a great time and enjoyed both Tadoba and Kanha national parks, the lodges we stayed at and saw some amazing wildlife and birds too. Read full reviewReviewed on 30 Oct 2013 by Kerrie Griffin
I feel that I was looked after very well, Neelesh who organised my itinerary was most attentive. Where I stayed was beautiful and relaxing. Staff were excellent and very attentive Read full reviewReviewed on 18 Mar 2013 by caroline huxford
Outstanding, we loved every minute of it and were blessed with fantastic people to guide us through the whole vacation. Read full reviewResponsible Travel
As the pioneers of responsible tourism, we've screened this (and every) vacation so that you can travel knowing it will help support the places and people that you visit, and the planet. Read how below.
Planet
We leave the least impact on the local land as the camp is fully tented & they are put into use only when we have guests. We conduct business with eco friendly lodges which adhere to a policy of responsible tourism and encourage the visitors to follow the same. Lodges that use locally available resourceable material in order to minimize impact on ecosystem and employ waste disposable methods. Lodges that use solar power, recycle natural resources are energy efficient and conserve water. As responsible tour operators we conduct follow an environmental friendly policy. We operate small feasible groups with upper limit being twelve persons.During off season we try to bring the trained naturalist from other National Parks to train the local people how to cater to wildlife tourism and share their local knowledge with tourist.
People
The Staff of the camp are all from the surrounding villages. With the combination of local knowledge, it now boasts of its host of in-house naturalists and field guides, who are best suited to orient travelers in protected area visitation. In order to encourage local participatory management we hire experts, guides and helpers from local communities. This also results in greater respect for heritage inheritance among the locals as it supports their lively hood.Hiring locals is a good way to ensure conservative efforts of ecosystems and properties as it instills a feeling of participation in the tourism and benefiting from it. This also avoids the deep seated alienation among them which results when local communities are ignored. From time to time we keep in touch with the lodge owners on the local community development and the staff which are hiring, and have clear instructions that more and more employment should be given to the local people and their families.
We discourage purchase of animal products or items of archeological and historical importance. We promote handicrafts and local craftsmanship instead. We actively participate in social service like donating a part of our profit to Jagriti which cares for orphans. We fund schools and hospitals in vicinity. We organize educational tours and lectures for the less privileged.
On this trip we support an NGO called Jagriti who are involved in giving education, accommodation, clothing and food to small children who are found begging in railway stations. An amount of £10 per person goes to this NGO. All efforts are made from our side to keep a periodical training camp for the local boys who are keen in learning the wildlife and thus choosing tourism as their career.
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