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Best time to Visit Kabini Wildlife Sanctuary ( Nagarhole National Park)

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Kabini Wildlife Sanctuary in Karnataka is one of the finest sanctuaries that we have in India. The forest is located on the banks of Kabini River which starts from Wayanad District in Kerala. If you are planning to do an adventure during the weekends or you are a core wild-lifer then this is the ideal place. The place becomes an eventful trip as the place has much to offer. There are a lot of things to do in Kabini and Jungle safari is one of them. It is an overwhelming experience to drive in a rugged jeep through the dense jungle. It definitely sounds very inviting for all the wild-lifers and Tourists as it is a thrill of this kind of activity.

 

 

Best time to visit the Sanctuary

 

Just a five hours drive from Bangalore one can reach Kabini. The best time to visit Kabini is between November till May as the climate is very pleasant. June to September is considered a Wet session, October to February is Cool session and March to May is Dry session. Kabini is a place where Deccan plateau meets with the Western Ghats. It has both Tropical Dry and Tropical Moist Deciduous. The Maximum Temperature goes to 35° C and the Minimum Temperature is 13° C. The annual rainfall Kabini gets is between 1000 mm to 1500 mm.

 

Safaris in Kabini

 

There are two safaris that happen every day, one is Morning Jeep Safari or Cantor and the other in the evening. Early morning Safari is the best one to do as the wild animals come out to drink water from the nearby lakes or water bodies. When it comes to Leopard sightings, Evening Safari is the best time to witness them. One of the biggest advantages of Kabini is that, when most of the Sanctuaries in India are closed during Monsoon season, Kabini is opened throughout the year. Summer is the best time to visit Kabini where herds of elephants come out to quench their thirst. Even Boat safari is also considered as the best one, it's a unique experience all together where one can see the varieties of Birds, and Freshwater Crocodiles sliding in and out of the water. Twice a day Motor Boat rides happen. The memorable moment for any tourist is witnessing the sunset while  doing pedal boats or rowboats.

 

Safari Gates in Kabini

 

Kabini The park has three main entrance gates, where safaris start from -- Veeranahosahalli (near Hunsur) on the northern side and Nanachi (Dammana Kutta) on the western side towards Coorg, and Antharasanthe (near Kabini) on the eastern side towards.

 

 

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Black Panther Sightings At Kabini (Nagarhole National Park)
Black Panther Sightings At Kabini (Nagarhole National Park)

Kabini is famous for its wildlife sanctuary, different kinds of adventures, wild animals, birds, flora and fauna, and many great places to visit.

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Know About Nagarhole National Park (Kabini Wildlife Sanctuary)

Nagarhole National Park (Kabini Wildlife Sanctuary) - The Paradise in Karnataka.

 
Black Panther At Kabini

 

Introduction

 
Escape from the frantic pace and chaos of city life, into nature's very own lap in Kabini. Located on the banks of the Kabini River in the Western Ghats of Karnataka, this paradise is renowned for its rich flora and fauna.The Sanctuary is one of the most popular wildlife destinations of Karnataka, probably because of its accessibility. The forest is covered with lush green landscape surrounded by large lakes. Sightings of wild animals is indeed a thrill when someone is surrounded by this type of Landscape. The reserve is spread over 55 acres of forestland, steep valleys, and water bodies. The Park has become a paradise for Wildlife Photographers and enthusiasts because of its rich Fauna. It comprises the south-eastern part of Nagarahole National Park.
 

Facts

 

Kabini, which is situated on the banks of the Kabini River used to be a Private hunting lodge of the Kings of the Wodeyar dynasty, the former rulers of the Kingdom of Mysore. Kabini was also a popular shikar spot for the British Viceroys and Indian Royalty. It was set up in 1955 as a Wildlife sanctuary and later in the year 1988 it was upgraded as a National Park. Later in the year 1999 Kabini was declared as Tiger Reserve. 
Attracting wildlife photographers and enthusiasts from far and wide, Kabini Wildlife Sanctuary is one of the finest wildlife sanctuaries of South India. It is a sweet home of a variety of wildlife species, including some endangered ones. The other striking attraction of the sanctuary is the dam located across Kabini river near Beechanahalli village. It consists of the south-eastern part of Nagarhole National Park.
 

 

Tiger Sightings At Nagarhole National Park

 

Flora and Fauna

 

Elephants, Tigers and Black Panther are the main attraction of Kabini Wildlife Sanctuary. The sanctuary has a good population of Elephants and Tigers. It also provides shelter to wildlife such as leopard, panther, sambhar, monkeys, bison, sloth bear, spotted deer, cheetal, antelope, crocodile and 350 species of birds. Birdwatchers come to Kabini forest reserve in droves, some armed with powerful cameras, as they try to identify and record the various bird species that call this place home. Over 350 species of birds have been identified around this pristine riverine landscape. Some of the birds that can be viewed around the lake include grey-headed fish eagles and ospreys. Great cormorants nest on the dry stumps of trees. During guided nature walks you can come across some of the more inland species like the Malabar Lark, Malabar trogon, Indian Pitta and the glorious Malabar pied hornbill.
 

Safari

Safaris are conducted twice a day in Kabini, as you enter the forests on designated routes. Early morning Jeep safaris are the best time to witness most of the animals of the reserve, who step out for water and food before the temperatures rise. Evening safaris are considered a good time to spot leopards that rule this corner of the Forest. Summertime is an ideal season for observing wild elephants as the large groups of pachyderms gather around the shrinking water bodies. Summer safaris skirt the dry river beds during this time of the year. 
 
The boat rides on the calm waters of the lake provide a different and unique perspective of the forest. Visitors can marvel at the different species that nest around the waterways. Freshwater crocodiles can be seen sliding in and out of the water on the banks, basking in the sun. The motorboat rides are conducted twice a day. A memorable sunset paddle on the rafts, pedal boats, rowboats, and kayaks is always recommended.
 
Boat Safari At Kabini Wildlife Sanctuary

 

How to Reach 

 

One of the advantages of Kabini is that for such a wild place, it boasts great connectivity. The forest reserve is only 80 kms away from Mysore and 230 kms away from Bangalore. Getting to Kabini from Bangalore is a pleasant four to five hour drive depending on the stops you take. The distance is around 230 kms via NH275. Enjoy travelling through important cultural centres like Ramanagram, Maddur, Mandya, Srirangapatna, Mysore and Antharasanthe.
The nearest domestic airport is in Mysore, 62 kms away via State Highway 33 and the nearest international airport is in Bangalore 250 kms away, a four and a half hour journey via NH275.
The nearest railway station is Mysore junction which is just 62 kms away. It is very easy to rent a cab from there and reach Kabini in around 90 minutes.
 

Geography and Climatic Condition

 

Where Deccan Plateau integrates with the Western Ghats. The weather is pleasant except during the rainy season. Best time to Visit Kabini is March as it's a good month to visit. Don’t miss the celebrations of Ugadi (Id-i-Milad  Jamshed-e-Navroz and Parsi festival). Generally the festival happens between March 1st to 31st. Kabini can be visited any time in a year. For a closer peek at wildlife, the best season is November to June, keeping off heavy rainy periods.
 
Nagarhole National Park


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Nagarhole National Park (Kabini Wildlife Sanctuarys)
Nagarhole National Park (Kabini Wildlife Sanctuarys)
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Travel Guide For Tadoba National Park

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Considered as one of the oldest and largest National park in the country, Tadoba National Park lies in the Chandrapur district of Maharashtra. Commonly abbreviated to TATR, this tiger reserve is a combination of Tadoba National Park and Andhari Wildlife Sanctuary. In 1955 it was established as a national park and later in 1995 as a Tiger reserve.

The name ‘Tadoba’ is the name of the God ‘Taru’ who is worshiped by the tribal people who live in the dense forests of this area. The Andhari River which flows through the forest gives the name Andhari. Earlier the kings of Gond ruled this forest area near Chimur hills. The Gond fort is situated in Chandrapur area.

The total area of under the Project Tiger is 1727.6 sq.kms with core area of 625.82 sq.kms and buffer area of 1101.78 sq.kms. Tadoba National Park is closed every Tuesday, whereas the park remains closed during monsoons but the buffer area remains open for tourism. The peak season for visiting Tadoba Tiger Sightings starts from October 15th to 30th June every year.

 

 

History


The word ‘Tadoba’ is the name of the God “Tadoba” or “Taru”, praised by the tribal people who live in the dense forests of the Tadoba and Andhari region, whereas “Andhari” is derived from name of Andhari River that flows in this area.

It is believed that Taru was a chief of village, who was killed in a legendary encounter with a tiger.  After this, a shrine was made dedicated to the God Taru that exists under a huge tree and on the bank of Tadoba Lake

Earlier, the kings of Gond ruled this forest in the vicinage of the Chimur hills. During 1935, hunting was totally restricted.

Geography


Tadoba National Park is located in the Chandrapur district of the state of Maharashtra. It is a part of Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve.

Tadoba lies in the confines of Chimur Hills and the latter comprises of Kolsa and Mohurli Ranges. The topography comprises of Hills which are densely covered with mixed forests and belts of bamboo. The deep valleys, river beds, and small grassy meadows provide suitable habitat to many life forms.

Total area of the Tadoba Park is 116.55 Km2 and the area of Andhari Wildlife Sanctuary is 508.85 Km2. Total core area of the Tadoba Andhari tiger reserve is 625.40 Km2. Total buffer area of the tiger reserve is 1101.60 Km2. Tadoba Andhari Reserve is the largest tiger reserve in Maharashtra.

The area is overshadowed by teak & bamboo, and with a magical landscape of rugged cliffs, marshlands, lakes etc.

The lifeline of the park are the Andhari River, Erai Dam, Kolsa Lake, Junoria Lake and the Tadoba Lake. Besides small water bodies, rivulets and creeks exists in the confines of dense forests in plains and hills. Manmade water holes and small dams add to a life sustaining environment.

The above water sources in the forest area, which ensures rich in water resources for the park and nestles rich aquatic life.

Temperature –     Maximum – 47 Degree C

                               Minimum – 5 Degree C

Rainfall: 1,275.00 mm

Dominant flora


Bamboo, Ain, Bija, Dhaudab, Haldu, Salai, Semal, Shisham, Sisoo, Surya, Sirus, Bel, Chichwa, Dhawada, Kusum, Hirda, Karaya Gum, Tendu, Char, Mahua, Palas, Harra, Bahera, Kurlu, Ber etc.

 

 

 

BIODIVERSITY OF TADOBA NATIONAL PARK

 

Mammals 

 Wolf, Jackal, Wild dogs, Fox, Hyenas, Spotted Deer, Wild Boars, Barking deer, Gaurs, Four horned Antelopes, Blue bulls, Indian Pangolins, Common Languor’s, Porcupines, Sambar, Spotted deer, Rhesus macaque, Leopard, Rusty spotted cat, Jungle cat, Leopard cat, Sloth bear etc.

Birds 

Honey buzzard, Shy jungle fowl, Grey-headed fishing eagle, Paradise flycatcher, Peacock, Malabar Pied Hornbill, Indian Pitta, Indian Scimitar Babbler, Tickell’s Blue Flycatcher, Painted Francolin, Asian Paradise Flycatcher, Golden Oriole, Black Naped Blue Flycatcher, Plum Headed Parakeet, Gray Jungle Fowl, Bonelli’s Eagle, Crest Serpent Eagle, Brown Fish Owl, Mottled Wood Owl, Warblers, Munias, Drongos, Pipits, Larks etc.

Reptiles 

Indian python, Terrapins, Star tortoise, Cobra, Russell’s viper, Krait, Bronze tree snake, Rat snake, Leaf nosed snake, Indian Python, The fresh water crocodile, Monitor lizards etc.

Best time to visit Tadoba National Park


The best time of the year to visit the Tadoba National Park is between the months of November to May.

The park is open for visitors from 15th October to 30th June every season. Tadoba national park remains closed for visitors on every Tuesday.

Entry Gates for Safari in Tadoba National Park

 

There are six core zone gates and 12 Buffer zone gates through which one can visit/take a safari.

  • Moharli Gate
  • Khutwanda
  • Kolara gate
  • Navegaon gate
  • Pangdi gate
  • Zari gate
  • Agarazari gate
  • Devada Adegaon gate
  • Junona gate
  • Kolara buffer gate
  • Ramdegi Navegaon buffer gate
  • Alizanza gate
  • Madnapur gate
  • Mamla gate
  • Pangdi buffer gate
  • Sirkada gate
  • Zari/Peth Zone
  • Kesalghat Zone


Gypsy and Jeep Safaris are always available in Tadoba National Park that help in exploring the wildlife of the forest.
Safari Timings usually depend on sunrise and sunset.


How to Reach


By Air – Nearest airport is Nagpur airport, about 140 Km from the Tadoba National Park. Nagpur airport is well connected by road network to Tadoba National Park.

By Rail – Nearest railway station is Chandrapur railway station, about 45 Km from the Tadoba National Park. Chandrapur railway station is well connected by road network to Tadoba National Park.

By Road – Tadoba National Park is well connected to Major Cities and Places by road network. There are a number of government and privately operated vehicles that go to Tadoba National Park at frequent intervals.  Nearest main bus stand is Chandrapur and Chimur.


Weather Conditions Of Tadoba National Park


Summer are hot and dry from March to June with temperatures ranging from 30-45 degrees. Winters are soothing and cold from October to February with temperature dropping as low as 9 degree Celsius. June to September one can witness monsoons with rainfall of about 50 mm.

 

 

Why WildTrails


WildTrails is the world’s first and only company to bring Sightings Data and analytics into planning Wildlife holidays. With all the sightings info (4 years data) we create a predictive metric called the “sighting index” that helps our customers spot where the animal is. As a traveller, you have an advantage if you book with us, as we use our “sighting index” metric to improve your Safari sightings.
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  • Kabini
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  • Thadoba Andhari tiger reserve
  • Gir Forest National park
  • Jim-Corbett National park
  • Pench Wildlife Sanctuary
  • Kanha National Park & Many more




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Source: http://tadoba-wildreserve.blogspot.com/2020/01/travel-guide-for-tadoba-national-park.html