Amrabad Tiger Reserve Tour Package

Nestled in the heart of the Nallamala Hills of Telangana, Amrabad Tiger Reserve is a hidden gem for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts. Spanning over 2,800 sq. km, it is the second-largest tiger reserve in India, offering a pristine wilderness untouched by modern chaos. With lush green forests, rolling hills, sparkling streams, and a variety of flora and fauna, Amrabad is the perfect escape for those seeking adventure, tranquility, and an authentic connection with nature.

This reserve is not just about wildlife; it is steeped in historical significance and tribal heritage, making it an intriguing destination for cultural explorers as well. Once part of the princely state of Hyderabad and the hunting ground of the Nizams, the forest is now a protected haven for Bengal tigers, leopards, and a wide range of species.

Whether you are looking to embark on a thrilling jungle safari, trek through scenic trails, or explore ancient temples, Amrabad Tiger Reserve promises an unforgettable experience.

Tourist Attractions

The reserve and its surroundings are home to numerous attractions that make your trip truly enriching:

  • Farhabad Viewpoint – Offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the Nallamala Hills and dense forest landscapes.

  • Tiger Reserve Safari – Spot majestic tigers, sloth bears, wild dogs, and a variety of deer species.

  • Mannanur Forest Checkpost – The gateway to the reserve with scenic viewpoints and eco-tourism facilities.

  • Umamaheshwaram Temple – An ancient temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, located in the serene Nallamala hills.

  • Ethipothala Waterfalls – A stunning cascade surrounded by lush greenery, perfect for photography and relaxation.

  • Tribal Villages – Get a glimpse of the traditional lifestyle of the Chenchu tribe, the original inhabitants of these forests.


Things to Do

  • Wildlife Safari – Experience the thrill of spotting a tiger or leopard in its natural habitat.

  • Trekking – Explore scenic trekking routes such as the Farhabad trek and Nallamala trails.

  • Birdwatching – With over 200 species of birds, including peacocks and eagles, the reserve is a paradise for bird lovers.

  • Camping – Spend a night under the stars in designated camping zones and enjoy a bonfire amidst the wilderness.

  • Photography – Capture the breathtaking landscapes, rare wildlife, and cultural heritage of the region.

  • Cultural Interaction – Engage with local tribes and learn about their traditions and sustainable living practices.


How to Reach

  • By Air: The nearest airport is Rajiv Gandhi International Airport, Hyderabad, around 160 km from Amrabad.

  • By Train: The closest railway station is Achampet (approximately 60 km) or Hyderabad for better connectivity.

  • By Road: Well-connected by road, you can drive or hire a cab from Hyderabad, which takes around 4-5 hours via NH765.


Best Time to Visit

The ideal time to visit Amrabad Tiger Reserve is from October to March when the weather is pleasant, and the chances of wildlife sightings are high. Avoid the monsoon season (July to September) due to heavy rains, which can make safaris challenging.


Why Choose This Tour

  • Expertly curated itineraries for a complete wildlife experience.

  • Guided safaris with experienced naturalists for maximum sightings.

  • Eco-friendly accommodations for a sustainable travel experience.

  • Blend of nature, culture, and adventure in one tour.

  • Hassle-free travel arrangements including transport, permits, and lodging.

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FAQs

Yes, prior booking is mandatory for safari rides as entry is regulated to protect the wildlife.

No, only authorized forest department vehicles are allowed for safaris.

The charges vary based on the type of safari and number of visitors. Generally, it ranges between INR 1,200 to INR 2,500 per person.

Yes, the reserve is safe for families, but children should always be supervised during safaris and treks.

Yes, there are eco-tourism cottages and guest houses available near Mannanur and within the buffer zone.

You can spot tigers, leopards, sloth bears, wild dogs, sambar deer, peacocks, and several bird species.