Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve - The Jewel of Maharashtra
Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve,spread over 1700 sq km,having three main core zones-Moharli,Kolsa and Kolara.It carries the weight of age. This is an old forest, one that feels settled into its land in eastern Maharashtra. The air is dry, the light is sharp, and the forest floor lies bare for much of the year, revealing tracks, movement, and signs that are often hidden elsewhere.
The landscape is straightforward—teak trees spaced wide apart, bamboo thickets, rocky patches, and open ground that holds heat through the day. Water is scarce outside the monsoon, and the lakes and reservoirs become quiet centres around which the forest gathers. There is little softness here; Tadoba does not conceal itself.
Wildlife exists close to the surface. Tigers, leopards, sloth bears, gaur, and deer share a forest where visibility comes naturally, not by chance. Encounters feel direct, shaped by the openness of the land rather than dramatic terrain or dense cover.
Birds remain part of the everyday fabric,more than 200 species are seen—present around water, along forest roads, and in the canopy—but never overwhelming the mood. Their calls carry clearly in the stillness, especially in the early hours.
Tadoba’s essence lies in its honesty. It is a forest without ornament—sunlit, exposed, and deliberate—where the wild feels immediate and unfiltered, shaped more by climate and ground than by grandeur.
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Namaskar, I am Dr Suneet Raut. Myself and my wife, Dr Sushila visited Kanha National park, last year, by April 2025. Our close friend, Dr Prakash Babu,called me whether we were interested doing this Safari trip. As we both are nature lovers, and having visited Tadoba and other sanctuaries,were delighted by this call. It was last week of April.We flew from Mumbai to Jabalpur,then to Kanha sanctuary. I must say,the total experience of those 4 days was WONDERFUL. The flights, transportation to and fro by road, the accommodation, food, overall comforts and personal attention and care of Curated Canopy Safaris was exceptional. One thing I would like to mention, that, Dr Prakash himself is a wildlife enthusiast, has a deep knowledge of birds and animals, has good knowledge of flora and fauna. His planning is meticulous and punctual. His venture CURATED CANOPY Safaris is dependable service. We both look forward to join his safaries in future also. -- Dr Suneet Raut, Palghar
We had gone with Dr. Prakash Babu for a Tiger safari to Kanha National Park safari last year. We enjoyed the trip throughly.The trip was very meticulasly arranged by Dr. Babu from Curated Canopy Safaris, taking into consideration all the minutest needs of ever member The stay was very comfortable.Tours well arranged and comfortable.We saw nearly 4 tigers and made us all very happy and fulfilled.
Curated Canopy Safaris organised our trip to Kanha National Park in May ‘25. The Stay was in a serene hotel close to the park with amazing food and courteous staff. We did 1 night safari and 4 day safaris. We could see 4 tigers in 5 safaris. The tour guide and drivers were very alert and had a thorough know how of the parks. Besides tigers we could spot many deer, wild boars, peacocks and bisons. Overall we felt the time and money was well spent and looking forward to similar experiences with Canopy Safaris 👍
Attended Curated Canopy Safari trip to Kanha National Park in May 2025 with family and friends, it was a wild thrilling trip, early morning trips,Night rides with awesome rides through jungle. Well organised, over zealous guides,saw a lot of tigers,birds,deers bear etc.It was a wholesome awesome experience, good food, good stay.Looking forward to future safaris with curated canopy safaris.
Dr. Prakash Babu is a true and passionate naturalist, and the ideal person to begin his venture, Curated Canopy Safaris. It is rightly said that a true naturalist is best suited to design wildlife safaris, as such a person is deeply well-versed with nature, flora, and fauna. Dr. Babu brings with him rich and varied experiences from safaris and sanctuaries across India. Along with wildlife exploration, he consistently strives to inculcate a love and respect for nature among the common man. Living in harmony with nature is essential for the survival of our ecology, which today stands at the edge of a cliff, challenged by increasing human impact. We wish him the very best in pursuing his passion, not only through curated wildlife experiences but also in contributing towards the protection of sanctuaries and wildlife. Apart from this, his deep knowledge of birdlife, combined with immersive wildlife exploration, truly serves as a panacea for human stress.