Where Wilderness Transforms Lives
Architect‑family built & run, Tadoba‑obsessed - Limban is our way of sharing this forest with you in comfort, without losing its soul.
Strangers Become
Friends Here
Those who stay at Limban don't return just for the luxury or the tigers. They return because they left as someone's friend.
Pillar 01
Lived Knowledge
Your guide doesn't just know the forest; he lives in it. He knows which tiger uses which trail and why the monkeys scatter at dusk. That changes everything.
Pillar 02
Raw Nature
When you're 15 metres from a tiger, internal noise quiets. You are simply awestruck. That is the sheer power of wilderness.
Pillar 03
Genuine Care
No scripts. No agendas. Just warm people genuinely interested in who you are. That becomes the texture of your stay.
Moments Made Here
Real guests. Real connections. Beyond the luxury and the wild, it's the genuine human stories that define the Limban experience.
Anand Bhagat & Amala Sheth
"What if a place could enhance its ecosystem instead of extracting from it?"
This was the question Anand and Amala asked back in 2014. As architects behind some of India's landmark spaces through Metaphors Design, they wanted to build something different here. Three years of planning, designing, and building later, Limban opened its doors in 2017.
Limban isn't just a resort; it's a philosophy woven into every detail. Comfort and conservation are one. A place where connections deepen, moments matter, and experiences live on.
We are very proud of our team. They all come from the region. They know Tadoba in and out. Their warmth isn't trained or rehearsed - it's who they are. You'll feel it the moment you arrive.
The People of Limban
Guides. Chefs. Naturalists. Keepers.
Tadoba's own, dedicated to your experience and to the wild.
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Our Footprint
Responsible
Hospitality
We measure what matters. We improve what doesn't work. We share both wins and challenges. That's accountability.
Impact: Earth
Environment First
Transitioning to solar and biogas. We aim to be 100% carbon-neutral and energy self-sufficient by 2027.
Single-Use Plastic
Filtered water in glass, refillable luxury toiletries, and a strict zero-plastic kitchen policy.
Reforestation
Restoring the native teak canopy on our grounds, allowing the forest to reclaim its space.
Impact: People
Permanent Staff
We hire for life, not seasons. Our team members are local residents from the surrounding villages.
Wages & Care
Dignified living wages, comprehensive healthcare, and professional growth opportunities for all.
Community Support
We are deeply involved in Mudholi’s heartbeat. From infrastructure to artisan support, our commitment to the local community is vast, hands-on, and personal.
Where We Are
Nestled in Tadoba National Park. Your journey begins the moment you leave the city.
Tadoba Sanctuary
Tadoba-Andhari is Maharashtra’s oldest and largest national park, a pristine teak forest that serves as a critical tiger habitat in the heart of India.
The landscape is a mosaic of teak-canopied hills, ancient bamboo cathedrals, and perennial lakes. The striking ferrous red soil—Tadoba Rouge—creates a vivid backdrop for the park's thriving ecosystem.
Explore TadobaMudholi Village
Limban is nestled within the peaceful buffer zone of Mudholi, a traditional village that lives in harmony with the surrounding wilderness.
This location allows for a quieter, more intimate experience of the wild, where the sounds of the village and the forest intermingle, far removed from the busier tourist clusters.
Close to Key Safari Zones
Strategically located, the resort provides swift access to the Moharli, Khutwanda, and Junona gates, the core areas of the tiger reserve.
Our proximity to these prime safari entries ensures that your wilderness excursions are effortless, with minimal travel time between the resort and the start of your safari.
Learn about the Gates GeometryLimban Resort
Buffer Zone, Village Mudholi,
Taluka Bhadravati, Chandrapur,
Maharashtra 442906
Responsible Luxury in the Wild.
Limban is designed for those who seek silence as much as they seek the thrill.