About Nimdhela Gate
India’s one of the most famous national parks is Tadoba National Park, located in the Chandrapur district of Maharashtra. This iconic wildlife location is a dream-destination of wildlife enthusiasts. Visitors get a lot of opportunities to spot a wide array of wild animals in their natural habitat. The tiger population is quite notable in Tadoba, and this is what draws tourists from all across the world. Tadoba National Park has several safari zones categorised under the core and buffer areas. The central part of the national park is the core zone, and the outer areas of the dense forest are the buffer zones. Jeep and canter safaris are conducted and managed by the forest department. Tadoba jeep safaris are available in all zones, whereas the canter safaris are only operational in the Kolara and the Moharli Zones and can be booked offline at the safari ticket booking counter. Tourists planning a wildlife trip to Tadoba National Park must have a clear picture of the safari zones and their entry gates so that they can pre-book their preferred safari zones online.
The Nimdhela Safari Gate provides entry to the Khagsangi Safari Zone. The gate and the zone are located on the northern edge of Tadoba National Park. The zone also has another gate, Ramdegi/Navegaon Safari Gate. The distance between the two safari entry gates is approximately 18 km. The Chandai Dam and Reservoir lie close to the Nimdhela safari gate. Only jeeps are allowed to enter through this safari gate. Nimdhela Gate is at the western part of the Khagsangi Zone, and the Ramdegi/Navegaon Gate is at the northern end of both Tadoba National Park as well as the Khagsangi Zone.
Safari Timing: 6:00 am - 10:00 am | 10:30 am - 1:30 pm | 2:30 pm - 6:30 pm Please note that the timings shift a little with the change in seasons.
