Explore the Diverse Flora and Fauna of India at the Nagarhole National Park

Nagarhole National Park is well-known for lush green forests and scenic water falls. Nagarhole means ‘Snake River in English. It is called so because a winding track of a river flows through it like a snake. The surroundings of this park are beautiful.
Nagarhole houses a large number of elephant and bison. Apart form a varied population of animals, this eco park has about 250 different species of birds. The Kabini River adorns its northern edge while the southern boundary has the Bandipur national park. A dam situated on the Kabini River demarcates these two eco parks. This dam attracts several animals in the dry season (February-June). Tourists can easily spot animals around the water body during this time of the year.

The animals that are most commonly spotted here include four-horned Antelope, Sloth Bear, Civet, Jungle Cat, Bonnet Macaque, Elephant, Wild Dog, Wild Boar, Sambar, Flying Fox, Panther, Spotted Deer, Gaur (Indian Bison), Black-Naped Hare, Tiger, and Pangolin. Different specifies of lizards, Cobras, Crocodiles, Pythons, Vipers, and Kraits reside in this park.

The area of the Nagarhole ecopark has plain piece of land and sloping hills too. Deciduous and semi-evergreen forests cover its landscape. You will be delighted by the view of this park in the dawn when the rays of sun drench the forest in their sheen.

There are several options for staying in and around the Nagarhole National Park. Those who are looking forward to a luxurious resort can stay in The Kings Sanctuary Jungle Resort. It is a 5 star deluxe resort that offers a comfortable stay along with impeccable services amidst the wilds. It covers an area of about 34 acres of land. It has cottages as well as suites. It has been adorned tastefully with renewable resources including banana fiber, cane and weeds.

Every place in and around the park is green. On you trip to Nagarhole Wildlife Sanctuary, you must not miss to visit the popular Ranganathittu Bird Sanctuary and the Bandipur National Park located nearby. Ranganathittu Bird Sanctuary houses some rare species of birds and plants. Bandipur in India is known for its population of the Asiatic Elephants. The National Parks of India are perfect nature lover’s destinations. Wildlife tours to India will surely remain etched in your heart forever.