Name: Amrabad Tiger Reserve
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Amrabad Tiger Reserve, Telangana Overview

The Amrabad Tiger Reserve is located in the Nagarkurnool and Nalgonda districts in the southern part of Telangana. Spread over 2611.4 square kilometers, it is one of the largest tiger reserves in India. Built in 1987, this establishment was declared as a Project Tiger Reserve in 1993. The Amrabad Tiger Reserve covers a part of the Nallamala Forest and is home to a variety of flora and fauna. It houses exotic species such as sloth bears, leopards, wild dogs, sambar deer, spotted deer, Indian bison, and so on. This place also attracts a lot of birdwatchers as it has over 250 varieties of birds such as painted stork, kingfisher, and Indian peafowl.

The Amrabad Tiger Reserve offers a two-day stay package that includes various activities such as jungle safari and forest trekking.

1. Jungle Safari

The safari starts at 4:00 PM and lasts till 7:00 PM. It is usually scheduled to take place on the first day of the package. You can see various animals on this safari and end your day with dinner at C (Read More)hinkarahall.

2. Forest Trek

Being one of the main highlights of the package, the forest trek is a three-hour-long activity that takes place on the second day of your stay. It starts at 6:00 AM and ends at 9:00 AM. This trek take (Read More)s visitors through the nook and corners of the forests and you can spot several animals and birds throughout the trek.

3. Environment Educational Centre Tour

The Amrabad Tiger Reserve has an Environment Educational Centre that imparts knowledge and provides an introduction to the visitors about this reserve through picture exhibitions and movies.

4. Cottage Stay Experience

The Amrabad Tiger Reserve has a total of twelve rooms for visitors that include six standard rooms, one round chenchu mud house, one treehouse, two mud houses, and two Aercon houses. Each of these roo (Read More)ms has a unique experience to offer to its visitors. This place is where modern contemporary design meets the rustic surroundings of the forest.