Silent Valley National Park

Placed in Nilgiri Hills in Palakkad district in Kerala established as National Park in 1984. It is commonly named as Sairndhrivanam and the main attraction here is the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve. The park which is inaccessible has hard topography and is enclosed with Attappadi Reserve Forests in the east, and vested forests of the Palghat and Nilambur divisions in the west and south.

Silent Valley Park is rich in its flora and fauna. The fauna here includes around 100 species of butterflies, 400 species of moths, Ceylon Frogmouth, Great Indian Hornbill, the Nilgiri Laughing Thrush, the giant Malabar squirrel, Nilgiri langur, the lion-tailed Macaque, elephant, tiger, leopard, wild bear, sambar.

The places you can visit close to Silent Valley National Park are Parambikulam, Choolanur Peacock Sanctuary, Attapadi or mountain valley and some hill stations like Coonoor, Palakkad. Located just 310 kms away from Bangalore, you could feel in the lap of nature.

Be a part of the vicinity of Silent Valley between the wildlife in God’s own country. Call 9611196123 or request a call back.

Periyar National Park

Periyar National Park is located in the ranges of Western Ghats it is also a Tiger reserve apart from it being a National park. Periyar is one of the 27 tiger reserves in India. Periyar terrain ranges from hilly to flat grassland areas at the edges of the manmade lake which is a major tourist attraction.

The Periyar National park has lot of means of entertainment and recreations such as swimming at the lake and angling are easily available. Boat rides are possible at the lake, trekking is another option passing all the way through jungle to the Temple. Periyar National Park comprises of rich flora and fauna, with elephants found here commonly, gaur, sambar, barking deer, mouse deer, dholes, mongoose, foxes, leopards and sometime rarely get to see Nilgiri Tahr. Survey says they have 320 bird species in Periyar such as darters, cormorants, kingfishers, Malabar hornbill and racket tailed drongos.

The best season to visit Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary is is form October to June. After heavy rains the chances of wildlife or bird watching becomes rare as the animals gather at the lake only when there is no water source available inside the National Park. There are some more attractions like Periyar Lake, Kumily and Cardamom Hills.

Experience the most beautiful picturesque Periyar National Park. Call 9611196123 or request a call back.

Eravikulam National Park

Stretched along the crest of the Western Ghats in the high ranges of Idukki district of Kerala is Eravikulam National Park. The place is particularly acknowledged for supporting great residents of the Nilgiri tahr, a mountain goat seen in parts of South India. It is also known for its majority of population of tahr across the globe.

The National Park has a large variety of flora and fauna with over 26 species of mammals, 132 bird species few butterflies and amphibians. Park shelters Elephants, Sambar’s, Gaurs, Atlas Moths, Lion tailed Macaque, Nilgiri, Langur, Tigers and leopards apart from the Nilgiri tahr.

Its located very close to the famous Tea town of Munnar which is the major attraction of Kerala. The park is open throughout the year except from January to March. The best suggested time to visit the park is during the months of September and October as its completely covered with greenery considered as the best time to spot animals.

The beautiful Ervikulam National Park situated is high ranges is a complete treat to the nature lovers. Call 9611196123 or request a call back.

Palani Hills Wildlife Sanctuary and National Park

Palani Wildlife Sanctuary and National Park is a protected area of Tamil Nadu in South India. To be more precise it is located in Dindigul District. Palani is named after a temple town of Palani located at the northern base of the Hills. A large number of tourists and nature lovers embark on wildlife safaris to the Palani Hills National Park.
The fauna in Palani maily comprises tropical forests and grassland and appropriate measures have been taken to conserve the rich fauna. The sprawling vegetation in the forest provides an ideal habitat for various species like elephants, Nilgiri tahr, gaurs, giant squirrels, wild boars etc. The rivers and lakes in the forest are habitat for a large number of fishes and attracts lot of animals during the summers.

idyllic time to visit this park is during October until March. The easy access to the park makes it more wanting to be visited by the tourists around the world.

A complete treat offered at Palani for Nature and wildlife lovers. Call 9611196123 or request a call back.

Guindy National Park

Guindy National Park is one of the parks which is located within the city limits in Chennai, Tamil Nadu. Guindy National park is an wonderful spot for all age group people, it comprises of snake park and has children pay area too. This national park comprises of nature trails, footpaths, lakes and offers excellent opportunities for viewing wildlife.

This national park is a house of variety of animals such as rare antelope(Black Buck), elephants, spotted deer, toddy cat, jungle cat and several amphibians and snakes. For bird lovers this is like a paradise consisting over 35 species of birds like Kingfisher, blue jay, yellow wattled lapwing, crow pheasant, golden backed woodpecker, blue faced malkoha, koels, shrikes, doves, munias and so on. Guindy comprises of various species and a variety of plant life.

Guindy can be visited round the clock anytime of the year. The main attractions here are Deer, jungle cat and toddy cat.

A recommended picnic spot for the entire family to experience the amidst nature. Call on 9611196123 or request a call back.

Mukurthi National Park

Mukurthi National Park is located in the northwest corner of Tamil Nadu state in the Wetsren Ghats mountain ranges in South India. Also popular for as a part of Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve, India's first International Biosphere Reserve. A fascinating feature of the Mukurthi National Park is its widespread and liasion with the Himalayan flora and fauna.

The landscape is extremely of Mukurthi is picturesque passionately protected and sealed to maintain the early beauty and magnificence of the expanse. Nilgiri Thar is the main desirability in this park. Besides that Sambhar, barking deer, Nilgiri marten, otter, jungle cat, jackals etc are the commonly found animals. The bird population includes Laughing and whistling thrushes, woodcock, wild pigeon and black eagle.

Trekking in Parson's valley,Pykara and Porthimund is very exuberant and pleasant as the climate is cool and has striking scenary. Mukruthi lake has its best for fishing all round the clock apart from monsoons.

Experience strikingly pictorial park of Tamil Nadu known as Mukurthi.Call 9611196123 or request a call back.

Mudumalai Wildlife Sanctuary

Among the various wildlife sanctuaries comes one of the famous and lavishly green wildlife sanctuary known as Mudumalai wildlife sanctuary.Mudumalai Wildlife Reserve is located at along the border of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka. It is also continuation of Bandipur National Park. Mudumalai is also known as first Sanctuary in South India.

The sanctuary has various mixtures of flat land, open grassland, marsh and valleys. Spaced out from the wide range of animal and bird life, the rich fauna of this sanctuary has made Mudumalai very admired with wildlife enthusiast.The fauna include Indian Elephants, Gaur, Banner, Macaque, Common Langur, Tigers, Leopards, Chital, Panthers, Sloth Bear, Python, Barking Deer, Four Horned Antelope, Otter, Crocodiles , Giant Flying Squirrel, Sambar, Hyena, Wild Dog, Wild Boar, Mouse Deer, Spotted Deer, Jackal, Hare, Porcupine and Mongoose are part of the wildlife in Mudumalai. Mudumalai bird sanctuary is very wealthy in birdlife appropriate for bird watching by practiced and beginner birders. One can experience jungle safari either on their on vehicle or elephants to observe animal habitat in detail.

There are few more places to visit close to Mudumalai and they are Bandipur forest, ooty, pykara, kalhatty, avalanche, doddabetta. Trekking, bird watching, safaris, elephant ride and nature are the activities made available to the tourists. Its 250 kms from Bangalore to Mududmalai which approximately takes 4 hours of Journey.

Experience the Lavish thick forests, waterfalls, wildlife only at Mudumalai. Call 9611196123 or request a call back.