Waghoba Eco Lodge sits on the edge of Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve, run with a deliberate focus on sustainable building practices and employment for the surrounding local community.
Simple, eco-built cottages using local materials, each with a private veranda facing the surrounding forest.
Home-style meals drawing on local Maharashtrian ingredients, served communally.
Jeep safaris into Tadoba’s core and buffer zones, tracking the reserve’s growing tiger population.
Tadoba holds one of central India’s densest tiger populations, alongside leopard, sloth bear and wild dog.
Tadoba’s more open teak and bamboo forest gives clearer sightlines for tiger photography than the denser sal forests further north.
The lodge’s eco-building approach and local staffing model reflect Tadoba’s broader push toward community-based conservation tourism.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
