A dry deciduous forest with mostly teak and bamboo trees, Tadoba has a mix of grasslands and dry forests. This type of vegetation allows better visibility throughout the forest and of course a better chance of sightings. The thrill of traversing the forests, taking in the smells and the sounds of its pristine flora and fauna, and being engulfed in its wild charms in open 4x4 jeeps, specially fitted with front-facing, are inescapable experiences. Safaris in Tadoba are operated by locals to support employment, experienced Pugdundee naturalists are available on prior bookings to accompany on safaris.