OT Staff
Part of the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve, Bandipur is home to tigers, elephants, and leopards. With picturesque landscapes and thrilling jeep safaris, it’s a perfect spot for wildlife enthusiasts.
Known for its dense forests and Kabini River, Nagarhole is a prime tiger-spotting destination. It’s also rich in birdlife, making it ideal for nature lovers and photographers alike.
Where the Western and Eastern Ghats meet, BRT offers lush forests, tiger habitats, and the serene Ranganatha Temple. The reserve is also a haven for birdwatching enthusiasts.
Bordering Bandipur, Mudumalai is a wildlife hotspot with tigers, gaurs, and sloth bears. Safaris through this scenic reserve are perfect for spotting diverse flora and fauna.
This reserve connects the Western and Eastern Ghats and boasts tigers, elephants, and rugged terrains. Its quiet charm is ideal for those seeking a less-crowded wildlife experience.
Famed for its tigers and black panthers, Kabini also offers boat safaris along its river. It’s a sought-after destination for weekend wildlife getaways from Bengaluru.
Situated in Karnataka, this reserve combines thrilling tiger spotting with adventure activities like river rafting. Its dense forests are home to black panthers and hornbills.
Previously called Dandeli-Anshi, this sanctuary features Bengal tigers and leopards. It’s a tranquil spot for wildlife enthusiasts and nature photographers.
Known for its calm forests and backwaters, Bhadra hosts tigers, leopards, and elephants. It’s a Project Tiger site and ideal for safaris and treks in a peaceful setting.
Close to Bengaluru, this reserve provides a semi-natural habitat for tigers. Perfect for a day trip, it offers a glimpse of conservation efforts and thrilling wildlife encounters.