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Pcts, if you allow me I would give you some practical advise concerning your future trip. Month of May is culmination of Indian summer and the temperatures in this time of year in Indian plains are around 42-45 C, its gonna be really hot. But tiger reserves you choose to visit fortunately are situated in semi-mountainous arias so there will be a bit cooler there. Research which of those reserves are situated in higher elevation and stay longer in this park which has highest elevation from sea level in order to fill yourself more comfortable. Probably you know from climatology that with every 100 meters up temperature fall with 1 degree per Celsius. Tadoba is situated at 200-300 m. elevation, Pench - 400-650 and Kanha - 600-900 m. up sea level. So the temperatures in Kanha will be coolest. Stay longer in Kanha! If in the Indian plains temperatures are gonna be 43 C, in Kanha are gonna be with 7-8 degrees cooler - probably around 35-36 C. In Tadoba probably will be too hot, in Pench - Ok, in the middle.