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With many endemic species of flora and fauna, the Amrabad Tiger Reserve, which is a part of the Nallamala Forest Track, has a rich biological diversity.

 

The majority of Telangana State’s tigers reside in this forest region. The watershed for the Krishna River, is formed by the steep topography of this tiger reserve, which also features deep valleys and canyons.

 

Amrabad Tiger Reserve (ATR) is a well-known and well-preserved natural reserve in Nallamala Hills, a part of the Eastern Ghats chain. It is one of the largest tiger reserves in India, and covers over 2611.4 sq km in Nagarkurnool, and Nalgonda districts of Telangana State. Although it is the sixth-largest tiger reserve overall out of 51, this one has the second-largest core area.

 

History Of Amrabad Tiger Reserve

This is the second-largest Tiger Reserve in terms of core area. But the sixth-largest tiger reserve in terms of total area among 51 Tiger Reserves in India. After the split of Telugu States in 2014, the reserve was renamed Amarabad Tiger Reserve after being declared a sanctuary in 1983.

 

What was the Amrabad Tiger Reserve’s previous name?

The northern portion of the tiger reserve, which had previously been a part of the Nagarjunasagar-Srisailam Tiger Reserve, was transferred to Telangana after Andhra Pradesh, was split up in 2004 and given the new name of Amrabad Tiger Reserve.

 

Amrabad Tiger Reserve (ATR) information

 

  • Location: It is situated in Telangana’s southern, Nagarkurnool and Nalgonda districts.
  • One of India’s largest tiger reserves, it spans 2611.4 square kilometers. 
  • It was designated as a sanctuary in 1983, and in 2015, with the state’s division, it became the Amarabad Tiger Reserve.

 

  • ATR contains a variety of flora and fauna and encompasses a portion of the Nallamala Forest.
  • The watershed for the Krishna River is formed by the steep topography of this tiger reserve, which also features deep valleys and canyons.
  • Flora: There is dense grass in 30% of the land and scattered grass in the remaining 20%.
  • Terminalia tomentosa, Hardwickia binata, and Madhuca latifolia are the dominant tree species. Gardenia latifolia, Diospyros melanoxylon, etc.
  • Big wild animals make up the flora.

 

MUNNANUR JUNGLE RESORT, THE TIGER STAY PACKAGE

  • Safari Ride at Farahabad
  • Forest Trekking, which involves explaining about flora, fauna including special focus on birds.
  • Tour guide
  • Reside in cottages Six standard rooms, one Round Chenchu mud home, one tree house, two mud houses, and two Aercon houses make up the total of 12 rooms we have available. 
  • Depending on the style of hotel, the package for two people can cost anywhere between 4600 and 8000 rupees

 

Discounts for bulk booking

 

Booking amount                                                               Discount applicable 

Greater than 20,000 but less than 40,000                        5% of total booking amount

Greater than 40,000                                                         10% of total booking amount

 

IMPORTANT NOTE

Time to Check In: 12:30 PM

Time to check out: 10:00 AM

IMPORTANT NOTE

Time to Check In: 12:30 PM

Time to check out: 10:00 AM

A Nature Guide must be hired, and their fee is Rs 100 per tourist, each activity. This fee must be paid to them immediately following the safari and the trek.

Food costs are not included in the Tiger Stay Package; nevertheless, they will be given based on order and menu availability. 

** If there will be an odd number of guests, please reserve the next lower even number (for example, book 2 rooms for 5 guests).

 Food will be charged individually on basis of order and available menu; children’s above 6 years of age reservation is required. 

AT THE TIME OF CHECK-IN, Rs1000 shall be charged extra for any additional person from 8 years of age onward.

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