Waghoba Eco Lodge

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Tadoba

Address: Talu Bhadrawati, Village – Wadala Tukum, Post Office – Astha, Tadoba, Maharashtra 442906

Nestled near the renowned Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve, Waghoba Eco Lodge is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers. Designed with sustainability at its core, this eco-friendly retreat seamlessly blends luxury with responsible tourism, offering guests an immersive jungle experience without compromising on comfort.

The lodge features thoughtfully crafted cottages inspired by traditional tribal architecture, constructed using locally sourced materials to minimize environmental impact. Each cottage is spacious, elegantly furnished, and offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape.

Waghoba Eco Lodge provides the perfect base for exploring Tadoba’s rich biodiversity. Embark on thrilling jeep safaris led by expert naturalists, where you can spot majestic tigers, leopards, sloth bears, and a vibrant array of bird species. Between safaris, unwind by the pool, indulge in delicious regional cuisine made from fresh local ingredients, or participate in nature walks and conservation activities.

Committed to eco-tourism, the lodge operates on sustainable practices such as rainwater harvesting, solar energy, and responsible waste management. Whether you’re a wildlife photographer, a conservationist, or a traveler seeking serenity in nature, Waghoba Eco Lodge promises an unforgettable stay amidst Tadoba’s pristine wilderness.

Choosing the Right Stay

Accommodation

14 individual cottages with private sit-out, double vanities, and large luggage area.

What are the interesting facts about Tadoba National Park?

Tadoba Lake is a vital habitat for the marsh crocodile, once widespread across Maharashtra. The park is also home to several reptile species, including the endangered Indian python and the common Indian monitor. Other notable reptiles found here include terrapins, the Indian star tortoise, the Indian cobra, and Russell’s viper. The lake further supports a diverse array of water birds and raptors, adding to Tadoba’s rich biodiversity.