Tours To Snake Park Guindy Sanctuary Tamil Nadu - If you are charmed by those slimy, slithery things we know by the name of snakes, Snake Park Guindy is just the right place for you. Set up by the wildlife conservationist Romulus Whitaker, snake Park Guindy is home to Cobras, Pythons, Kraits, Adders, Vipers, Monitor Lizards and Giant Turtles.
South India Snake Park Guindy Sanctuary is an ideal place to visit for the people of all age group. You get to observe a variety of snakes up, close and personal at this park and it helps you to overcome the fear of these beautiful animals and break many myths associated with them.
Snake Park Guindy National Park contain a number of rare species of snakes in this park that you will find no where else. Keeping in mind the increasing number of footfalls and the growing popularity of Snake Park Guindy, it has been declared a “medium zoo” by the Central Zoo Authority.
Snake Park Guindy National Park - The Irula Tribals have an important association with the park which utilizes their skill and knowledge and employs them as snake catchers- the job they are adept in. Lecture-demonstrations are arranged with an hourly interval in three languages of Tamil, Hindi and English. They are both informative and enlightening. For the more daring and the adventurous one, there is an opportunity to handle the snakes at these demonstrations. Equally interesting is the venom-extraction demonstration. The park remains open to the visitors from 8.30 in the morning to 5.30 in the evening and is closed on Tuesday. There is a children's park adjacent to
South India Snake Park Guindy Sanctuary that abound in deer and peacocks. It is a great place for the kids as they have playgrounds, slides and swings to keep themselves amused. The elephant and the pony rides on weekends are the additional allure.
Southindiatourtravel.com is an international travel site and a repository of useful information on
Tours To Snake Park Guindy Sanctuary Tamil Nadu and other major tourist destinations in Tamil Nadu and the world at large.
|
