Amazing weekend amidst the eco-park near Bangalore city

Summery: There is an abundance of eco-reserve in Karnataka which may confuse the travellers to pick the best. Most of the travellers want their weekend trip to be inexpensive yet joyous. Here is a description of 3 popular wildlife reserve of Karnataka, pick one and explore.

Royal cities, ancient monuments, IT towns and some beach destinations, Karnataka is a heady mix of tradition, culture, modernity and many lively destinations to explore. You will about to enjoy your every tour to Karnataka. Karnataka houses some famous wildlife sanctuaries as well.

Bangalore the capital city of Karnataka can be visited all year round. The salubrious climate makes this city and its nearby place a hotspot destination for the avid travellers. During your stay in Bangalore, plan a tour to some wildlife sanctuaries or take a wildlife tour vacation to Bangalore. There is no shortage of hotels in Bangalore, you can choose according to your budget. After spending a good time, head towards any of the below-listed wildlife park for an adventurous trip.

1) Bandipur National Park: One of the very famous national park of the state, Bandipur is a wonderful wildlife centre. It is established in 1931, Bandipur park is bestowed with a plethora of exotic flora and fauna. It was once used as the personal tiger hunting place by the Maharaja of Mysore, later with the formation of Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve the scenario changed and it became a UNESCO heritage site. Night camps, safari and other activities are organized for the visitors. The place is also a home to Wild Dog, Deer, Giant Squirrel and few other endangered species like Mouse Deer, Pea Fowl, Python and many more. Bandipur National Park is about 220 km from Bangalore. It is situated in the Southwest of the city, KSRTC buses are available to reach the destination. Bangalore to Bandipur cost Rs 150 approximately.

2) BR Hills: The wide-eyed Barking Deers, Sambar Stags and the tiger stripe butterflies elegantly welcomes you to the beautiful Biligiriranga Hills. Situated in the south-eastern Karnataka at its border. Being situated in the middle of both the Eastern and Western Ghats, the reserve is bestowed with best of the both range. With the largest populations of Asian Elephants and tigers, BR Hills is a great place to explore. It is 235 km away from Bangalore, KSRTC buses not only from Bangalore but also from other corners of the state connect BR Hills.

3) Nagarhole National Park: This National Park was also an exclusive hunting area of the former rulers of Mysore. Nagarhole National Park located 210 km South of Bangalore is a perfect tourist spot. Lush green, waterfalls, temples of ancient times and other places of cultural importance, Nagarhole is an enchanting forest area. Nagarhole derives its name from the snake-like meandering river through the forest.
AC-deluxe tourist buses are available from both Bangalore and Mysore, lodges and guesthouses are there for a comfortable stay.

Bangalore is excellently connected with rest of the country. As soon as you reach the city, KRSTC buses and private tourist buses are available to reach these beautiful spots. You can fly to Bangalore or reach the place by train. For the availability of tickets and best trains use pnr prediction. There is an abundance of eco-touristic places. So, pick a wildlife park and enjoy your weekend trip.