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Navegaon gate of TATR to open for tourists soon
THE internal road from Navegaon gale to Tadoba in Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve (TATR) would be opened for tourists in a couple of days, following permission from Sarjan Bhagat. Principal Chief Conservator of Forest (Wildlife), Nagpur. At present, tourists can get entry only from Moharli gate up to Tadoba in view of monsoon.
A proposal in this regard was submitted by G P Garad, Chief Conservator of Forest and Field Director. TATR. Chandrapur. to Bhagat recently. Bhagat granted permission on Tuesday for opening the road from Navegaon to Tadoba in the partially opened TATR during monsoon.
At present, tourists can go from Moharli entry point to Tadoba via Khatoda. a distance of 20 km on tar road for enjoying jungle safari. The officials have allowed 20 vehicles to enter in the park during morning and evening hours plus one Canter mini-bus. which makes two trips a day. Tourists have to directly go to Moharli to make booking for jungle safari as online booking is closed down during monsoon.To a question. Bhagat replied thai tourists from Moharli could now extend their safari upto Navegaon via Tadoba and Pandharpaoni Chowk during jungle safari and vice versa.
A proposal in this regard was submitted by G P Garad, Chief Conservator of Forest and Field Director. TATR. Chandrapur. to Bhagat recently. Bhagat granted permission on Tuesday for opening the road from Navegaon to Tadoba in the partially opened TATR during monsoon.
At present, tourists can go from Moharli entry point to Tadoba via Khatoda. a distance of 20 km on tar road for enjoying jungle safari. The officials have allowed 20 vehicles to enter in the park during morning and evening hours plus one Canter mini-bus. which makes two trips a day. Tourists have to directly go to Moharli to make booking for jungle safari as online booking is closed down during monsoon.To a question. Bhagat replied thai tourists from Moharli could now extend their safari upto Navegaon via Tadoba and Pandharpaoni Chowk during jungle safari and vice versa.
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