Bannerghatta
Bannerghatta National Park is located in India in the southern state of Karnataka. The Zoological Park, consisting of hills and tropical forests, covers an area of about 105 km2. The park was established in 1974 with the aim of saving endangered animals. This park impresses with varieties of exotic flora and fauna.
Bannerghatta Park is divided into zones: a zoo, a butterfly park, a reptile park, a tiger reserve, a theater and a museum, and space is set aside for tiger, lion and herbivore safaris.
The services of local elephants are used to explore the entire area of Bannerhatta Park. Riding on them, you can see all the beauty and diversity of the fauna in the natural conditions of your stay. For safer movement, they offer bus travel conditions.
The zoo features rare species of animals and birds such as leopards, porcupines, iguanas, white peacocks and many others. Each view is fenced off. There is a museum in the zoo area where you can see all the inhabitants of the park in miniature. But many animals can be seen outside the zoo, they move freely around the park and feel at ease and at ease – these are elephants, tigers, lions, bears, gauras, monkeys and others. Some of the animals were rescued from illegal circuses, and the park territory serves as a shelter for them.
The tiger reserve is home to the symbol of India, the Bengal tiger. The Reptile Park is famous for its many species of pythons, vipers, cobras, and crocodiles.
The area is about 30 m2. The butterfly park occupies a cylindrical shape, it supports the conditions of the life process of more than twenty species of butterflies. The rarest of them are shown on a diorama in the museum.
Fans of extreme sports are offered to hunt tigers and lions. Of course, this has nothing to do with their murder, the main weapon of tourists is a camera, with which they hunt for the privacy of animals.
In Bannerhatta Park, you can stroll through the Zoological Garden, observing its beauty. There are several reservoirs located here, which serve as a haven for many birds. The park has various types of trees and shrubs, and the local flora is very rich due to the temperate climate, which has a beneficial effect on their development.
Anyone can visit the Bannerghatta Park throughout the year. Each season, the park is presented in a new guise of a real tropical paradise.
