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Road Trip from Mumbai to Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve: A Scenic Adventure

Embarking on a road trip from Mumbai to Tadoba National Park offers an unforgettable journey through Maharashtra’s diverse landscapes, combining the thrill of a wildlife safari with the joy of exploring scenic and cultural attractions. Whether you’re a nature lover, an adventure seeker, or just looking for a peaceful escape, this road trip promises excitement and relaxation.
 

Distance Between Mumbai and Tadoba National Park with Route Overview

The distance between Mumbai and Tadoba National Park is approximately 790 km, making it a drive of about 15 to 16 hours (Can be more depending on the stops), depending on traffic and road conditions. The most popular route is via the Mumbai-Nagpur Highway (NH 48 and NH 44), which is well-maintained and ideal for long drives.

Starting from Mumbai, We suggest taking the route through Pune, Ahmednagar, and Aurangabad before reaching Nagpur. From Nagpur, Tadoba is about 103 km away, passing through picturesque countryside, small villages, and lush forests. The journey has several must-see attractions that offer a great opportunity to break the drive and explore Maharashtra’s rich cultural and natural heritage.
 

Scenic Stops Along the Way

Lonavala and Khandala: A few hours from Mumbai, Lonavala and Khandala are perfect for a refreshing break. Known for their misty hills, lush greenery, and scenic waterfalls, these twin hill stations offer stunning views and delicious local snacks like chikki and vada pav.
Shani Shingnapur: Located near Ahmednagar, Shani Shingnapur is a unique village known for its temple dedicated to Shani Dev, the Hindu god of justice. The town is famous for its houses without doors, reflecting the villagers’ strong belief in divine protection.
Ellora Caves: A detour to the Ellora Caves is highly recommended as you approach Aurangabad. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is an architectural marvel featuring rock-cut temples and monasteries that date back to the 6th century. The Kailasa temple, carved out of a single rock, is awe-inspiring.
Sevagram Ashram: Near Wardha, Sevagram was the residence of Mahatma Gandhi during the final years of India’s independence struggle. The ashram is a peaceful place that offers insights into Gandhi’s life, ideals, and commitment to non-violence.
Nagpur: Known as the Orange City, Nagpur is a bustling city that serves as the gateway to Tadoba. It’s worth spending some time here to visit Deekshabhoomi, the largest stupa in Asia, and Futala Lake, which is perfect for a relaxed evening before continuing your journey.
 

Alternative Ways to Reach Tadoba

If you prefer not to drive or are short on time, other ways exist to reach Tadoba from Mumbai.
By Train: Regular trains run from Mumbai to Chandrapur and Nagpur. From either city, you can hire a cab or take a bus to Tadoba, which is approximately 40 to 150 km respectively.
By Air: The nearest airport to Tadoba is Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar International Airport in Nagpur. From the airport, it’s a three-hour drive to Tadoba.

Final Strecth: Reaching Tadoba

As you approach Tadoba, the landscape changes dramatically, with dense forests and hilly terrain replacing the urban sprawl. The final stretch from Nagpur to Tadoba is particularly scenic, with the lush greenery of the Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve setting the tone for your upcoming wildlife adventure. Whether you drive or take alternative transport, this journey is filled with scenic beauty, cultural insights, and the anticipation of spotting tigers in the wild.

Once you complete your Mumbai to Tadoba road trip, consider staying at Trees N Tigers, Tadoba. This luxury resort offers a perfect blend of comfort and wilderness. The spacious accommodations are designed to provide a close-to-nature experience without compromising on modern amenities. The resort is in a close proximity to the Tadoba National Park’s main gate offering private plunge pools, and an in-house restaurant serving delicious food. After a thrilling day of wildlife exploration, unwind by the bonfire under the starry sky. Trees N Tigers ensures that your Tadoba trip is not just a wildlife adventure but also a luxurious retreat.


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An aerial view of a river inside the sahyadri hills near Khandala-Lonavala

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An overview of a house in sevagram with goats in front of it

A Jeep travelling on a mud road on a safari ride at Trees N Tigers, Tadoba.

A leopard drinking from a water body at Trees N Tigers, Tadoba.

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