Wild Life – India – Nagarhole – 2N/3D

Nagarhole National Park:

Bandipur’s northern neighbour, Nagarhole (“Snake River”) National Park, extends 640 square kilometres north from the Kabini River, dammed in 1974 to form a picturesque artificial lake. During the dry season (Feb-June), this perennial water source attracts large numbers of animals, making it a potentially prime spot for sighting wildlife. The forest here is of the moist-deciduous type – thick jungle with a thirty-metre-high canopy – and more impressive than Bandipur’s drier scrub.

Nagarhole is best visited at the height of the dry season, when its muddy river banks and grassy swamps, or hadlus, offer better chances of sighting gaur (Indian bison), elephant, dhole (wild dog), deer, boar, and even the odd tiger or leopard, than any of the neighbouring sanctuaries.

General Information

Best time to visit :
October to May

How to get there :
Air :- Bangalore (210 km) ;

Nagarhole National Park
2 nights & 3 days

Day 01:Arrive at noon at the resort. Afternoon jeep drive in the park for animal viewing. Overnight in the rooms in a resort.

Day 02:Morning coracle ride. One can have good photographic opportunities. Return to the resort for breakfast & lunch. One can walk around the surroundings or bird-watch. Afternoon boat ride for bird watching and animal viewing. Overnight stay at the lodge.

Day 03:Morning jeep drive for animal viewing. The jungle visits lasts for about three hours. Depart for onward / return journey to Mysore.

Nagarhole National Park:

Bandipur’s northern neighbour, Nagarhole (“Snake River”) National Park, extends 640 square kilometres north from the Kabini River, dammed in 1974 to form a picturesque artificial lake. During the dry season (Feb-June), this perennial water source attracts large numbers of animals, making it a potentially prime spot for sighting wildlife. The forest here is of the moist-deciduous type – thick jungle with a thirty-metre-high canopy – and more impressive than Bandipur’s drier scrub.

Nagarhole is best visited at the height of the dry season, when its muddy river banks and grassy swamps, or hadlus, offer better chances of sighting gaur (Indian bison), elephant, dhole (wild dog), deer, boar, and even the odd tiger or leopard, than any of the neighbouring sanctuaries.

General Information

Best time to visit :
October to May

How to get there :
Air :- Bangalore (210 km) ;

Nagarhole National Park
2 nights & 3 days

Day 01:Arrive at noon at the resort. Afternoon jeep drive in the park for animal viewing. Overnight in the rooms in a resort.

Day 02:Morning coracle ride. One can have good photographic opportunities. Return to the resort for breakfast & lunch. One can walk around the surroundings or bird-watch. Afternoon boat ride for bird watching and animal viewing. Overnight stay at the lodge.

Day 03:Morning jeep drive for animal viewing. The jungle visits lasts for about three hours. Depart for onward / return journey to Mysore.