Top 10 Must-See Sights in Nagarahole Tiger Reserve

Rajni Pandey | October 30, 2024

Top 10 Must-See Sights in Nagarahole Tiger Reserve

A serene river that runs along the southern edge of the reserve, perfect for spotting wildlife such as elephants, tigers, and crocodiles, especially during summer when animals come here to drink.

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Kabini River

The safari tours offer a chance to spot Bengal tigers, leopards, Indian bison (gaur), and elephants in their natural habitat. The morning and evening safaris are particularly recommended.

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Safari Drives

Located near the reserve, these picturesque falls provide a peaceful escape with breathtaking scenery. The cascading water amidst the dense forest is a beautiful sight.

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Iruppu Falls

The Kabini backwaters are a hotspot for sighting large herds of elephants, often seen crossing the river, and various species of birds, making it a photographer’s dream.

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Wildlife at The Kabini Backwaters

Known for a higher chance of spotting tigresses with cubs, this area of the reserve is particularly exciting for wildlife enthusiasts eager to witness the Bengal tiger in its prime habitat.

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Tigress Territory

These rolling hills offer a panoramic view of the forest and are home to a variety of wildlife. The view from the top is spectacular and serene.

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Brahmagiri Hills

A crucial migratory route for elephants, this part of the reserve allows visitors to witness large elephant herds migrating through the dense forest.

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Elephant Corridor

A small town near the reserve’s southern border, ideal for visitors looking for eco-friendly stays and nature walks that offer an immersive jungle experience.

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Kutta

Nagarahole is home to over 250 bird species, including crested serpent eagles, Malabar trogons, and Indian pittas. The dense forest and riverbanks are excellent for birdwatchers.

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Birdwatching Sites

Lesser known but equally fascinating, this part of the reserve is home to diverse species of butterflies. It’s a tranquil spot ideal for a quiet, meditative experience in nature.

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The Butterfly Park

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