Tipeshwar wildlife sanctuary is situated in Yavatmal area that is an isolated national park in Maharashtra. The tipeshwar wildlife sanctuary provides every visitor a tremendous opportunity every visitor to travel around a wide range of wildlife species. This sanctuary is placed in Pandarkawada district of Yavatmal that encloses an area of 148.63 sq.km. Mainly, the sanctuary sprawls amongst the Patanbori and Parwa Ranges of the Pandarkawad Forest Division. This sanctuary is widespread for its exotic hilly-undulating territory and wildlife miscellany. The Tipeshwar wildlife sanctuary found its name from the ‘Goddess Tipai’ that is sited near the Tipeshwar village in the sanctuary area.

This Tipeshwar wildlife sanctuary is quite unknown to several people, therefore, a very less number of people travel to Tipeshwar national park. Many villages are positioned amidst the sanctuary area and local people are depending on the forest for their day-to-day goings-on. As such wildlife reserve is located in a very far-flung district of Maharashtra and it comprises of an opulent wildlife and biodiversity.