Semadoh

Semadoh is a village and eco-tourism center located within the dense Melghat Tiger Reserve in Amravati District, Maharashtra. Situated on the banks of the Sipna River, it serves as a primary base for jungle safaris and wildlife viewing in the reserve. The site features a Forest Jungle Camp with renovated cottages, dormitories, and a museum. It is notable for its biodiversity, including tigers, leopards, and sloth bears, and offers regulated tourism activities managed by the Forest Department.

Visitors can expect a forest immersion experience centered around wildlife safaris and nature stays at the Semadoh Tourist Complex. Accommodation includes cottages and dormitories situated near the Sipna River, along with basic facilities like a canteen and museum. Activities primarily consist of guided jeep safaris into the tiger reserve, nature trails, and birdwatching. The environment is remote and rustic, with limited connectivity and electricity backup typically available only in the evenings. Wildlife sightings may include tigers, sloth bears, and diverse bird species depending on season and luck.

Located within Melghat Tiger Reserve which is home to indigenous Korku tribal communities whose cultural heritage is integral to the region's identity.