Bannerghatt Park

Bannerghatta is a national park in India. Located in the state of Karnataka, 22 kilometers south of the city of Bangalore. Established in 1974, the area is 104 square kilometers. Bannerghatta National Park impresses with its huge variety of representatives of the animal and plant world. This natural rainforest, with an area of about 25,000 acres, has one of the largest collections of animals.

Shelter here found bison, leopards, wild boars, tigers and lions. Bannerghatta National Park is an important migration corridor for elephants. For wildlife lovers, there are plenty of fun, including tiger and lion safaris. The park also includes an elephant biocorridor that reaches the borders of Wayanad County in Kerala and connects the Biligirirranga hills and the Sathyamangalam forest. The zoological garden also adds its highlight to the beauty and grandeur of the Bannerghatta protected area.

On its territory there are numerous reservoirs that surround magnificent trees that have become a home for feathered residents. Elephants are traditionally used to move around the park. The elephant perfectly knows how to move in the dense jungle and thanks to this, the traveler observes deer, bison, and if lucky, predators in natural habitats.