Tipeshwar

Tipeshwar wildlife sanctuary, situated in Yavatmal district is an isolated National Park in Maharashtra. The sanctuary provides every visitor tremendous opportunity to observe and photograph wide range of wildlife species. Currently there are about 24 Bengal tigers in this park. There are many new cubs in the jungle at this time. So far the sighting inside the forest has been superb. The park homes 25 species of mammals, 125 species of birds and 22 species of amphibians and reptiles.

This sanctuary is placed in Pandarkawada town of Yavatmal that encloses an area of 148.63 sq.km. Mainly, the sanctuary sprawls amongst the Patanbori and Parwa Ranges of the Pandarkawad Forest Division. This sanctuary is widespread for its exotic hilly-undulating territory and wildlife miscellany. The Tipeshwar wildlife sanctuary found its name from the ‘Goddess Tipai’ that is sited near the Tipeshwar village in the sanctuary area.

This Tipeshwar wildlife sanctuary is quite unknown to several people, therefore, a very less number of people travel to Tipeshwar National Park. iCampers is arranging yet another wildlife camp to this forest. Very soon this would be very popular Tiger Reserve in Maharashtra.

We would be doing this camp after the tremendous success of the camp in March 2022. This is planned as a driving camp. But those who wants to join at Nagpur can request for the details separately. Please confirm your seats ASAP.

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