Bandipur National Park Bandipur national park is Karnataka’s most popular wildlife sanctuary. Located on the Mysore-Ooty highway in the Western Ghats, the park covers an area of about 874.2 sq km.

Explore Gundlupet, the "Flower Pot of India," with endless flower farms, Bandipur safaris, and misty hill temples. A ...

Discover Gundlupete, the "Flower Pot of India," a colourful town in Karnataka known for its sunflower and marigold fields. A gateway to Bandipur National Park and Mudumalai Wildlife Sanctuary, it ...

After paying the fine amount, Hamid has spoken for a video, stating, “While travelling to Ooty via Bandipur Forest, I have shot photos and videos in front of an elephant. Thus, I have paid a ...

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In a positive development for wildlife conservation, Karnataka’s first wolf sanctuary in Bankapur, Koppal district, has recorded the birth of five endangered Indian grey wolf pups. The sanctuary ...

Along with Bandipur-Madhu malai-Nagarhole-Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary, Begur houses a few hundred tigers. The forests are spread across three states — Kerala, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu.

this area was declared as Karnataka’s first Wolf Wildlife Sanctuary. That apart, a decision to designate it as an eco-sensitive zone was taken at the subcommittee meeting chaired by the minister ...

The incident took place at around 6 in the morning in the N Begur range of the reserve forest when the man had gone to switch on the water motor for his crops in the field.

February is a good time to visit Bandipur National Park in Karnataka due to the pleasant weather. The park is also less crowded during this season, making it easier to spot wildlife ...