Tadob Serene

In 1955, the Tadoba forest (116.54 sq.km.) was declared a national park. In 1986, the adjacent Andhari Wildlife Sanctuary was created and in 1995, the park and the sanctuary was combined to create the present Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve covering an area of 625.4 sq. km. making it India’s largest reserve forest.

The southern dry-tropical Tadoba Tiger Reserve is a thick forest comprising a variety of trees, bushes, bamboo and grass.

 It is home to several species of animals including Indian leopards, sloth bears, jungle cats, sambar deer, barking deer, chital, chausingha, gaur, nilgai, dhole, and hyena. The reptiles include pythons, Russel’s viper, Indian monitor lizard and cobra. The reserve is home to more than 190 species of birds. There is also a large lake which populates the marsh crocodile.

However, the most popular inhabitant of Tadoba is undoubtedly the majestic Royal Bengal Tiger.

Tadoba Tiger Reserve is a hugely popular tourist destination with over 40 lakh tourists visiting it and the nearby forests annually. This makes the vicinity around Tadoba a highly profitable zone for Resorts, Hotels and Apartment Hotels.

As the name suggests, Tadoba Serene Stay is a wild yet quiet resort, situated just 600 meters from the Tadoba Tiger Reserve. Spread over 4 acres of beautifully landscaped land, Tadoba Serene Stay is ideally located and created for an enjoyable and thrilling wildlife experience.

Comprising of 56 eloquently designed cottages, each cottage complete with modern amenities amidst lush natural precincts, Tadoba Serene Stay is sure to make your stay a memorable one.

Tadoba Serene Stay is a self-sufficient Resort complete with all major amenities that a tourist will expect. It provides wholesome space for families, couples and also for young groups to come and experience luxury in close proximity to the wild.

The Resort is beautifully designed for natural vibrations and positive energy flow. Tadoba Serene Stay - truly wild, truly quiet.

Each luxury cottage has an area of 300 sq.ft. with rustic,  dry leaf roof and wooden floors. Well appointed interiors, upstairs bedroom with a balcony, and luxurious bathroom makes the cottages an ideal choice for families wishing to spend memorable days in a jungle vacation.

Each cottage has its own outside space with a lawn, a swing and hammock. Families can spend lazy evenings on the lawns and soak in the wild ambience. Selected cottage has an adjacent large swimming pool with a separate kiddies pool.

Every cottage is provided with tea/coffee maker, a mini fridge, a microwave oven, electric iron, air-conditioner, internet television with OTT, queen sized bed, recliner, a single sofa-bed, luxury bathroom fittings, 24x7 hot & cold running water, bath toiletries, desk, chair, writing stationery, closet, safe and Broadband wi-fi.

Tadoba Tiger Reserve is expected to attract over 50 lakh tourists annually. There is a serious dearth of Luxury Resorts and Hotels around the jungle. Tadoba Serene Stay will fulfil the demand for upscale vacation facilities.

Tadoba is also attracting thousands of foreign tourists many of whom are discerning tourists. Such tourists will prefer Tadoba Serene Stay for its proximity to the Tiger Reserve, well designed indoor and outdoor spaces, quiet yet wild ambience, modern amenities and the overall experience of a luxury resort.

Since the Tadoba Reserve forest is open for tourists eight months in a year, the Resort can enjoy year long good business and also offer off-season experiences during the monsoons.

Wildlife tourism and jungle safaris are highly popular in India and Tadoba Tiger Reserve is one of the few tiger reserves in India where tiger sightings are very common. Moreover, with the rising population of tigers in the reserve, Tadoba has been attracting tourists, wildlife enthusiasts and wildlife photographers alike. Not just tigers, Tadoba Reserve also offers other wild animals, birds and reptiles.

Finally, Tadoba Serene Stay has a great future and potential in terms of return on investment, business growth and sustainability.