Wednesday, May 14, 2014

Bannerghatta National Park - Bangalore - Karnataka - India

Bannerghatta Biological Park was created in 2002 from a portion of the Bannerghatta National Park, which was established in 1978. It is located 22 km south of Bangalore, Karnataka, India. The journey to the park from Bangalore takes about one and a half hours.





The zoo is an integral part of the biological reserve, where you would find good number of species, including Birds, animals, reptiles and mammals.





A Tiger & Lion Safari and a Grand Safari are available as excursions provided by, and at the park. The safaris are managed by the KSTDC, which also aids in funding the reserve. The park’s tiger reserve has been recognized by the Forest Department of India.


At the outskirt of the park, encounter with wild elephants are always possible. So advice to have a safe distance from them, and a local or guide is always advised to accompany you.


Nature lover can always have a walk along with the sides / outskirts of the park, just outside the core National Park.


Safari's are also available to take you inside the National park with additional expense.
Over all a must visit place and would require your complete day, so that you can relax and roam the entire park.

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