Indravati National Park
One of the last habitats of the wild buffalo in India, Indravati National Park in Chhattisgarh is a remote and biodiverse tiger reserve along the banks of the Indravati River bordering Maharashtra.
Area (km²)
1258.37
Established
1982
District
Bijapur
Nearest City
Jagdalpur
Quick Facts
Indravati is one of the few remaining habitats of the wild Indian buffalo (Bubalus arnee).
Its remoteness in Bastar has kept it free from mass tourism and ensured habitat integrity.
The park is named after the Indravati River flowing along its northern and western borders.
Bastar tribals including the Muria and Maria Gond communities live in the surrounding areas.
Habitat & Best Time to Visit
Habitat Types
Best Time to Visit
Nov – May
Remoteness and poor roads require advance planning. November to February is most accessible.
Designations
Gates & Safari Zones
Raipur Gate
Zone Core
Remote; advance planning required.
Kutru
Zone Buffer
