Bandipur National Park has ample variety of wildlife and greenery as a spectacle
Seeing wild animals in their natural habitat is an interesting experience. If you feel the same way, visit Bandipur National Park, a wildlife safari that can captivate you with the thriving flora and fauna it offers to everyone. Somewhere in the middle of the highway linking Mysore to Ooty. As such it offers a retreat from the hustle and bustle of these cities and other urban dwellings. This reserve is particularly notable for the conservation of the big cat, the tiger, as part of the World Fund's Tiger Project. Originally founded in 1931 and over time by the Maharaja of Mysore; underwent expansion and changed its name to Bandipur National Park in 1973.
The entire territory of the park is surrounded by deciduous and evergreen forests, through which rivers such as Kabini, Moyar and Nugu flow. It is located in the foothills of the Nilgiri Mountains and thus has all the gifts of nature inherent in its location. Although home to many rare and endangered wildlife species, it is primarily a breeding ground for tigers, which have actually increased their numbers in the region. The area of this park is about 880 km². with a temperate climate all year round.
Bandipur National Park tourist attractions are:
The park itself is the first and foremost attraction of the place with a wealth of diverse flora and wildlife including species such as leopard, gaur (bison), elephant, sambar, langur, rhinoceros, peacock, sloth bear, antelope, giant squirrel, antelope and Chitali. They are accompanied by about 230 species of birds that are found here. Due to the well-maintained roads it is apt to opt for a jeep safari or preferably an elephant safari as this is the best way to explore this park in all its glory. Always try to come here from March to July or from September to November as these are the best months to plan your trip here.
Mudumalai Wildlife Sanctuary:
The reserve was recently converted into a tiger reserve and offers a wide variety of wildlife, evergreen jungle greenery, birds as well as reptiles. It was created together with the Nilgiris in 1940 and is divided into 5 segments or areas.
Gopalaswamy Betta: Also called Hamavad is the highest peak of this park and at the top is the ancient temple of Lord Venugopal which is visited by many. This temple was built during the Chola dynasty and reflects their architectural style and is therefore a must see in Bandipur.
How to reach Bandipur National Park:
To facilitate your pleasant visit and stay, Bandipur National Park Travel Guide provides all the basic details about these places, accommodations and routes. Talking about the route, it's easiest to reach by road, which is on the highway between major cities like Mysore and Ooty, with lots of buses.
In order to catch your flight, you need to get to the nearest airport Mysore at a distance of eighty kilometers. If you are arriving by train, Nanjangud Railway Station is 55 km away.
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