V Resorts Mahua Tola Tadoba

V Resorts Mahua Tola Tadoba is located only 12 km from Kolara Gate and 7 km from Madnapur Gate of Tadoba National Park- home to tigers, bisons, wild boars, and sloth bears. Surrounded by dense forests of Tadoba in Maharashtra and wide expanses of (mostly) bamboo plantations, the property has cottages, suites, and rooms built with separate sit-out areas ideal for nature walks, morning tea and coffee, or those long hours of reading.  A river passes just outside the resort giving you abundant opportunities to explore the raw nature and experience its wilderness.

An in-house restaurant with glass doors serves delectable Indian and local Maharashtran delicacies (tip: try Zunka, made with gram flour) prepared with locally-grown produce. You may like to know that the waste produced here is recycled using vermicomposting, with the resort being in an eco-sensitive zone. A quiet library and activity room adjacent to the restaurant gives you ample time to spend reading a book, flipping through the pages of wildlife magazines, or just enjoying some conversations post safari, sharing tales of tiger-sightings.  

When at V Resorts Mahua Tola Tadoba , go on fascinating wildlife safaris, do birding, indulge in some outdoor games. Post sunset, sit by a bonfire, have a bush dinner, discover a barn owl or two, chase some fireflies, or spend hours gazing at the clear starry sky of Tadoba.  

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They say even the most unlucky ones end up spotting tigers at Tadoba! Located in the Chandrapur district of Maharashtra, Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve is the oldest and largest national park of Maharashtra. The bamboo forests have long been home to the elusive carnivore living both in the buffer and core zones. While Kolara Gate (12 km) attracts the maximum number of tourists, the other gates nonetheless promise an exhilarating safari experience with animal-spotting.

Apart from that, you can discover nearby villages, talk to the locals mostly occupied in dairy and farm businesses, listen to the tales of tiger or leopard-encounter. A few small shops around the resort have essential items on offer. However, if you would like to go shopping, head to Nagpur, 105 km from the resort. From silks to sweets, the city has an array of items to delight the shopper in you.    

V Tip

If wilderness thrills you, take a walk, after dinner, outside the resort, close to the river, to discover the untamed, raw beauty of the nature. With lanterns in hand and a starry sky above, go on a walk amid the jungles and let the wildlerness enthrall you. Be careful, however, not to venture out alone in the dark. Take a stick along and ask a local or a staff member to guide you.