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Bannerghatta Wildlife Sanctuary has been established in 1971 and is 22 km south of Bangalore This park consists of ten reserve forests of Anekel Range of the Bangalore Forest Division .
Sprawling over an area of 25000acres this park is home
to
• Panthers
• Lions
• Tigers
• Numerous birds
• Leopards
• Common Langur
• Bonnet Macaque
• Porcupine
• Sloth bear
• Barking Deer
• Spotted Deer
• Jackal
• Sambar
Wildlife Sanctuaries in Kerala and the
Bannerghatta National Park and the wide variety of trees, which you can find here,
are
• Sandalwood
• Jalari
• Chujjullu
• Neem
• Tamarind
• Zizyphus :
You can indulge in many activities at the Bannerghatta
National Park like
• Give vent to your adventurous self with
a lion and tiger safari :
• Stroll through cool shades of trees
• Watch the waterfowls playing besides the
pond
• Snake park where you can
• Trekking at Uddigebande, Hajjamana Kallu
and Mirza Hills
• Go to Pearl valley,a picnic spot amidst
dense vegetation , here you will also find an old temple
of Lord Shiva when you descend 280 rock steps to reach
the bottom of the valley.
• Visit Nrityagram, first dance village in
India
Getting there:
Air: Bangalore airport is the nearest
Rail: Bangalore Railway Station
Road: Bannnerghatta road leads to south Bangalore
Contact South India Tour Travel if you want to visit the exciting Bannerghatta National Park
ain the Wildlife Sanctuaries in Kerala
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