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Karnataka

Nagarahole National Park

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January

16.2 - 29.3 °C

February

17.3 - 31.4 °C

March

19.4 - 33.6 °C

April

21 - 34.3 °C

May

21.2 - 33.4 °C

June

20.4 - 30 °C

July

19.9 - 28.7 °C

August

19.8 - 28.6 °C

September

19.7 - 29.5 °C

October

19.7 - 29.4 °C

November

18.7 - 28.7 °C

December

16.9 - 28.3 °C

Major Airports :

Mysore Airport (MYQ), Mysore

Kempegowda International Airport (BLR), Bengaluru

Nearest Railway Station :

Mysuru Junction Railway Station (MYS)

Major Airports :

Mysore Airport (MYQ), Mysore

Kempegowda International Airport (BLR), Bengaluru

Exploring the untamed wilderness

Nagarahole, spread over Mysore and Kodagu, is spread across 847.9 sq km. Previously known as the Rajiv Gandhi National Park, it stands as an extraordinary testimony to nature's raw beauty in Karnataka.

Nagarahole is an important Tiger Reserve in Karnataka and is a major hub of conservation under Project Tiger and Project Elephant. The Protected Area supports large assemblages of carnivores and herbivores: Tiger, Leopard, Asiatic wild dog and Sloth bear, Asiatic Elephant, Gaur, Sambar, Chital, Muntjac, Four-horned antelope, wild pig, mouse deer and South-western langur.

Nagarahole National Park offers an exhilarating journey through Karnataka's breathtaking natural wonders. Renowned for its rich biodiversity and conservation efforts, its natural significance and diverse wildlife make Nagarahole an essential stop on any traveller or nature enthusiast's itinerary. As you discover its lush landscapes and engage with its abundant fauna, you'll gain a greater appreciation of Karnataka's dedication to safeguarding its precious ecosystems - something Nagarahole's borders testify of!

A sanctuary of natural significance

Nagarahole National Park stands as an outstanding natural landmark, recognised for its important role in conserving regional flora and fauna and serving as a testament to Karnataka's dedication to conserving its wilderness.

Diverse biodiversity

As soon as visitors step into Nagarahole park, they are immersed in an experience rich in biodiversity. Home to elephants, tigers, leopards and Indian bison as well as many species of birds; lush forests and meandering rivers create the perfect habitats for these magnificent animals to flourish in Nagarahole's environs.

One of Nagarahole's greatest draws is its abundant wildlife encounters. Safari tours and guided treks allow visitors to spot rare and exotic animals in their natural environment - whether that means witnessing a tiger prowling through the forest or herd of elephants gathering by a watering hole! For visitors seeking adventure, Nagarahole provides unparalleled opportunities for wildlife encounters!

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Timings

Opening time - 09:00 AM

Closing time - 05:00 PM

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Conservation efforts

Nagarahole National Park plays an essential role in preserving endangered species and their environments, through its dedicated conservation programs that work to maintain biodiversity in the region and preserve nature's delicate balance. It attained the present-day status as a tiger reserve under the Wild Life (Protection) Act of 1972.

An educational trip in the wilderness

Nagarahole National Park offers educational experiences for visitors interested in its wildlife and ecosystems. Interpretive centres and guided tours provide invaluable insight into its ecology as well as challenges related to wildlife conservation.

Nagarahole National Park stands as an integral component of Karnataka's natural heritage, reflecting their commitment to preserve their pristine wilderness through protecting this area's ecosystems and making the park a symbol of its natural riches.