Tipeshwar Safari Information & Assistance

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Tipeshwar National Park Safari – Visitor Information & Assistance
Safari Zones	Sunna, Mathani & Kodori Zones (Each Gypsy accommodates up to 6 adults and 2 children as per forest norms)
Indicative Safari Charges	Weekdays: Approx. ₹5,500 per Gypsy Weekends: Approx. ₹6,500 per Gypsy Charges are indicative and set by the Forest Department. Final amounts depend on official availability and government systems.
Safari Timings	Morning: 6:00 AM – 10:00 AM Afternoon: 2:30 PM – 6:30 PM
Important Visitor Information	Safari permits are issued only through official Forest Department portals. Availability, timings, and rules are subject to government regulations. Bookings for the next day generally close by 7:00 PM as per forest guidelines.

Disclaimer: We are a private travel assistance platform. We do not sell safari permits, do not operate safaris, and do not claim affiliation with Tipeshwar National Park or the Forest Department. Our role is limited to providing information and assistance related to official safari processes.

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Tipeshwar Wildlife Sanctuary – Visiting Time Guide

General safari timing information shared for visitor awareness only. We are a private travel assistance platform and are not affiliated with the Forest Department or any government authority.

Season	Applicable Days	Morning Safari Timing	Evening Safari Timing
Winter Season (1st October – 28th / 29th February)	Monday to Sunday	6:00 AM – 10:00 AM	2:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Summer Season (1st March – 30th June)	Monday to Sunday	5:30 AM – 9:30 AM	2:30 PM – 6:30 PM
Tipeshwar Wildlife Sanctuary remains closed to visitors from 1st July to 30th September every year.

Disclaimer: This website is a private travel information platform. We do not sell safari permits, do not process bookings, and are not affiliated with Tipeshwar Wildlife Sanctuary or the Forest Department. Safari permits and entry permissions are issued only through official government systems. Timings are subject to change as per forest authority regulations.

Tipeshwar National Park – Safari Information

Visitor Guidance & Wildlife Overview

Tipeshwar National Park is a protected forest reserve located in the Yavatmal district of Maharashtra and is managed by the Maharashtra Forest Department. Spread across approximately 148 sq. km, the park is known for its rich biodiversity and relatively undisturbed natural habitat.

The sanctuary is home to wildlife such as Bengal tigers, leopards, sloth bears, Indian gaurs, wild boars, and a wide variety of bird species including peacocks, kingfishers, and raptors. The landscape features dense teak forests, grasslands, and seasonal water bodies that support diverse flora and fauna.

Jeep safaris are conducted by the Forest Department through designated entry gates such as Sunna, Mathani, and Tipeshwar, subject to availability and government regulations. Safari timings, zones, and permit availability are decided solely by official authorities.

This page is intended to provide general information and awareness for visitors planning a trip to Tipeshwar National Park, including details about wildlife, safari zones, and eco-tourism guidelines.

Disclaimer: This website is a private informational platform and is not affiliated with Tipeshwar National Park or the Forest Department. We do not sell safari permits, do not process bookings, and do not claim to represent any government body. Safari permits are issued exclusively through official government portals and counters.

Tipeshwar Pilgrimage Information

General Religious & Cultural Overview

Tipeshwar Wildlife Sanctuary includes the Tipai Devi Temple, a local place of worship dedicated to Goddess Tipai, a form traditionally associated with Durga. The temple is situated within forest surroundings and is visited by devotees throughout the year for personal prayer and religious observance.

During traditional festivals such as Navratri, visitors may observe customary rituals and cultural activities conducted independently by devotees and local communities. These activities are not organized, managed, or promoted by this platform.

Disclaimer: This content is provided for general informational purposes only. We do not organize, promote, or facilitate religious events, rituals, temple visits, or pilgrimage services. Religious activities are managed solely by local authorities and temple committees.

Local Culture & Traditions Around Tipeshwar

The villages surrounding Tipeshwar Wildlife Sanctuary are home to long-standing cultural traditions and forest-based rituals that are observed by local communities.

Certain forest shrines in nearby villages may observe annual religious gatherings or traditional village events. These occasions typically include folk music, local dance forms, and community meals, reflecting the cultural heritage of the region.

Such activities are community-led and are not organized, managed, promoted, or facilitated by this platform or by the Forest Department. Visitors may encounter cultural practices incidentally while traveling in nearby areas.

Disclaimer: This website provides general cultural and travel information only. We do not organize festivals, events, or religious gatherings and do not sell tickets or permits of any kind. All cultural activities are independently conducted by local communities.

Historical Background of Tipeshwar Region

Educational & Cultural Information

This section provides general historical and cultural information about the Tipeshwar region for educational and awareness purposes only.

The Tipeshwar region is known for its historical associations with ancient settlements, religious traditions, and regional trade routes. Scattered across nearby areas are old temples, ruins, and small fortifications that reflect the cultural and strategic importance of the landscape in earlier centuries.

These structures were traditionally used as places of worship, observation points, and protective outposts. They offer insight into the architectural styles, belief systems, and defensive planning practiced by earlier communities in this part of Maharashtra.

Disclaimer: The information above is provided for general historical reference only. This website does not claim ownership, official authority, or affiliation with any archaeological, forest, or government department.

Tipeshwar Wildlife Sanctuary – Seasonal Information

General visitor guidance based on seasonal conditions

Tipeshwar Wildlife Sanctuary remains open to visitors during specific periods of the year, subject to forest department regulations. The months between October and March typically experience moderate weather conditions, which may be suitable for outdoor forest visits.

During the monsoon season (June to September), access to safari zones may be restricted or temporarily closed as per conservation guidelines. Visitors are advised to verify official access status before planning travel.

This information is provided for general awareness only and does not constitute booking, permit issuance, or official confirmation of safari availability. All visits are governed by the Forest Department’s rules and schedules.