Bandipur National Park is one of the all around saved
National Parks in India.Bandipur National Park set up in 1974 as a tiger hold
under Project Tiger, is a national stop situated in the south Indian territory
of Karnataka. It is situated in
Chamarajanagar locale on the outskirt of Karnataka and Tamil Nadu between
Mysore and Ooty. Bandipur National Park situated in Gundlipet taluq of
Chamrajnagar District. Nagarhole and Bandipur National Park are isolated by Kabini
store. Bandipur forest was once a private chasing and hunting reserve of the
Maharajas of Mysore. Bandipur is known
for its untamed life and has numerous sorts of biomes, yet dry deciduous
woodland is predominant. It is a piece
of the celebrated Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve alongside Nagarhole National Park,
Mudumalai National Park (12 Kms towards Ooty) and Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary. It is home to around 70 tigers and more than
3000 Asian elephants, and also different creatures like panthers, dhole, gaur,
sloth bears, jackals and an assortment of birdlife. Gopalaswami Betta is the most elevated crest
in the Bandipur run.
Subsequently, Bandipur sees a considerable measure of
traveler activity and there are numerous untamed life fatalities caused by
speeding vehicles that are accounted for every year. There is a restriction on
activity from 9 pm to 6 am of sunset to first light to help cut down the
passing rate of natural life.
Separation:- 80 km from Mysore, 70 km from Ooty and 215 km
from Bangalore.
Zone:- Spread crosswise over 874 Sq.Kms, the elevation of
the recreation center fluctuates between 780-1455 meters.
Method of Transport is:- Jeep
Safari(1hr),MiniBusr(45min),and elephant safari(20min)are organized by
backwoods Dept.
The cost and timings continue changing and now and then they
drop the safari with no earlier notice.
Pinnacle season to visit is:- April to May and September to
January.and Ideal time to visit Bandipur National stop is September to walk.
