Historical field records and individual tiger identities, shared responsibly to enrich your safari understanding—not to direct crowds toward animals.
Tell us your dates →Individual tiger names and visual identities help explain the richness of Tadoba’s wildlife history. The responsible standard is photographic evidence with dates and careful identification. We do not publish current tiger positions or claim that a named animal is resident at a particular gate today.
Landscape association: Zari Peth, Keslaghat and Somnath. Historical field record, not live tracking.
Read profile →FIELD PROFILELandscape association: Agarzari, Junona, Dewada and Mamla. Historical field record, not live tracking.
Read profile →FIELD PROFILELandscape association: Agarzari, Alizanza, Nimdela and Navegaon-Ramdegi. Historical field record, not live tracking.
Read profile →FIELD PROFILELandscape association: Agarzari and Mamla. Historical field record, not live tracking.
Read profile →FIELD PROFILELandscape association: Madnapur and Belara. Historical field record, not live tracking.
Read profile →Confirmed identification marks from original photographs, dated observations, broad historical landscape relationships, ethical behaviour notes and credited sources.
Same-day GPS locations, active den or cub sites, kills, precise waterholes, confidential ranger information or promises that a tiger will be seen from a chosen gate.
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.
International visitors do not need to choose a safari gate by a favourite tiger name. We use historical records as educational context alongside weather, permit availability, visitor interests and on-the-ground logistics. The forest remains unpredictable.
Tell us your dates, priorities and whether you are travelling primarily for wildlife viewing, photography or filming. We'll explain the available safari options before asking for payment.
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