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 The Bandipur National Park is located on the Mysore-Ooty road at a distance of 80 kilometers from Mysore in Karnataka, India.
Nestled in the midst of the Sahayadri ranges, the Bandipur National Park encompasses a few tiny wildlife sanctuaries within its boundaries. The Mudumalai National Park in Tamil Nadu and the Wayanad wildlife sanctuary in Kerala, South India are an integral part of this National Park in Karnataka, India.
The topographical diversity of the Bandipur National Park along with the favorable moderate climate explains the wide variety of exotic vegetation that thrives here.
The Bandipur National Park has scrub forests and wide stretches of grasslands interspersed with dense evergreen and deciduous forests.
The Moyar River is the chief source of water for the Bandipur National Park in Karnataka, India.
The Bandipur National Park in Karnataka, India is famous for its tigers and elephant herds. While on wildlife tours to the Bandipur National Park you will definitely spot playful elephant herds near the water holes.
The Bandipur National Park in Mysore, Karnataka, India offers a natural habitat to wild animals like the Asian elephant, Indian porcupine, four horned antelope, Gaur, black naped hare, mouse deer, chital, sambar et al.
Bandipur National Park is known for its teeming population of avians such as Cormorants, Peafowl, drongos, minivets, barbets, hawk eagle, herons, parakeets, hornbills and warblers.
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