PENCH AND TADOBA TIGER RESERVES TO HAVE MONSOON FOREST SAFARIS
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Pench and Tadoba tiger reserves in Maharashtra have opened its doors for monsoon forest safaris.
The monsoon season is not suited to travel. And that’s a huge reason why airlines and the hospitality industry offer big discounts to attract visitors. Despite the fact that traveling is still possible to many parts of the country for the period of monsoons, wildlife travelers stand no chance at all because the wildlife reserves are closed throughout this period.
However not anymore. According to a report by means of TravelBizmonitor.com, the Ministry of Tourism has opened the doors of Pench National Park and Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve for the tourists this season, and can offer the typical forest safaris to travelers.
This decision has been taken to be able to provide wildlife lovers an opportunity to analyze the unique charm of forests during the rainy season.
The routes that will remain open for the forest safaris include Moharli-Khatoda-Tadoba-Padharpouni-Navegaon, Kolara-Jamani Chowk-Waghai-Padharpouni, Jamani Chowk-Tadoba. And Khutvanda-Khatoda-Tadoba via Jamumbodi.
Coming in support for this initiative, the Maharashtra Tourism Development Corporation (MTDC) has opened bookings to its resorts placed close to these parks. Commenting on this, Satish Soni, Jt MD, MTDC, told, “In India, monsoons may bring disappointment for wildlife fanatics for the reason that many parks get closed in this season. But when you consider that monsoon only further enhances the picturesque beauty of these forest areas and more individuals are annoying to expertise this wildlife experience in the monsoon season MTDC has given them an opportunity to take a nature trail on this season too. Visiting the Todaba-Andhari and Pench Tiger Reserve in monsoon will prove to be a photographer’s pleasure too. One of the fine wildlife shots may also be taken in this misty season.”
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