Tadoba National Park

With its dense teak forests, open meadowlands, deep valleys and scattered lakes, the park provides diverse habitats for numerous species including sloth bears, wild dogs, leopards, hyenas, civets, pythons and crocodiles. Birdlife is abundant, with the forested banks of the River Andhari providing nesting sites for a vast range of wetland, woodland and raptor bird species, including three critically endangered eagles: the grey-headed fish eagle, crested serpent eagle and the changeable hawk-eagle.