Nagarhole National Park

Is Nagarhole national park worth going or not Kabini Wildlife Sanctuary is a part of Nagarhole National Park which used to be Private hunting ground for the Royal Families of Mysore, where the Wadiyars were known to have hunting scores. The forest later became a part of the Protected Tiger reserve and Nagarhole National Park. Kabini is a smaller part of the Nagarhole National Park. The name Kabini is derived from the River Kabini. The River attracts Fauna and other wildlife species. Kabini or Nagarhole is one of the best getaway during the weekends and experience the wildlife behaviour in their natural habitat. Just a 5 hours of pleasant drive from Bangalore one can reach the destination. The first thing that can be noticed while one enters the Sanctuary is the numerous birds that were flying. It becomes a refreshing journey when someone enters the sanctuary. Kabini or Nagarhole National Park has a lot to offer for the wildlife lovers. The richness of Flora and Fauna is an abs...

Travel Guide For Nagarhole Nagarhole National Park or Rajiv Gandhi national park is located in Kodagu district of Karnataka. It is a part of Nilgiri biosphere reserve and is now under the consideration for recognition as a heritage site. The park is filled with waterfalls, hills, valleys, streams and forests. The park is famous for its rich population of animals and birds. The park is located to the north west of Karnataka’s Nagarhole national park. The two parks are separated by the Kabini reservoir. The park gets its name from the streams. Naga means snake and hole means streams. Many wriggling streams are found in this park and, thus the name. The park has 47 streams, 41 artificial tanks, four lakes with water throughout the year, 4 perennial streams, a reservoir and a dam. There are several swamps in this region. This diverse landscape promotes the population of various species of animals and birds in this region Nagarhole national park has the highest density of herbivore...