BUFFER INTELLIGENCE / TADOBA

Tadoba’s buffer landscapes, explained.

One consolidated guide to the buffer entrances and broad field records. Tiger associations are historical, not current locations, and the Forest Department controls all permits.

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Moharli grouping

Agarzari

Sundhari, Y-Mark, Choti Madhu and Chandni have appeared in broad historical field associations.

Adegaon

A separate buffer entrance; verify location and slot availability before recommending.

Dewada

Choti Madhu and Shambhu appear in historical MySafariWorld field notes.

Junona

Choti Madhu, Collarwali, Kajri, Chota Dadiyal and Madhu are names in prior field records.

Navegaon grouping

Navegaon-Ramdegi

Chandni has a historical association in user-supplied records; this does not establish present occupancy.

Nimdela

Chandni and Trishul are historical field names in the broader landscape.

Kolara grouping

Kolara Chauradeo

A distinct named buffer entrance; no tiger list is claimed without dated evidence.

Madnapur

Junabai, T-82, Xylo and Pushpa/Pusparaj appear in user-supplied historical field associations.

Belara

Bela, Veera, Xylo and Pushpa appear in field records.

Alizanza

Chandni and Bali appear in historical field records.

Shirkada

Heena and T-209 are field-associated names; verify spelling and provenance.

Palasgaon

Joga and Moga appear in field records.

Pangdi & Zari grouping

Pangdi Aswal Chuha

A separately listed buffer entrance; current wildlife identity data not yet supplied.

Keslaghat

K-Mark, Mama and Morni appear in field associations.

Zari Peth

K-Mark, Junior Mowgli and Mama appear in field associations.

Mamla

Gauri, Y-Mark, Choti Madhu, Raka and Shambhu appear in field records.

Somnath

K-Mark, Junior Mowgli and Mama appear in field associations.

Why an advisor-led choice works better

Named buffer entrances are not substitutes for one another. Visitor approach times, rules, permit inventory and habitat differ. We recommend a buffer only after considering the guest’s travel dates and whether the available permit aligns with the requested safari experience.

Field evidence standard: Names and landscape associations are historical or user-supplied field knowledge, not live animal locations or an official tiger census. Movements change; photographs and sightings cannot be guaranteed. We never publish den coordinates, exact waterholes, kill sites or same-day tiger positions.

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