Nagarahole Tiger Reserve connects tigers and elephants to Western and Eastern Ghats via Brahmagiri and Bandipur sanctuaries. Pic/ Shaaz Jung
Nagarahole represents a significant Tiger Reserve in Karnataka and serves as a principal hub for conservation efforts under Project Tiger and Project Elephant
This Protected Area sustains a diverse assembly of carnivores and herbivores, including the tiger, leopard, Asiatic wild dog, sloth bear, Asiatic elephant, gaur, sambar, chital, muntjac, four-horned antelope, wild pig, mouse deer, and southwestern langur
The park is characterised by a multitude of streams and rivulets. The Kabini and Taraka reservoirs, which are substantial bodies of water, are situated towards the western and southeastern sections of the park, respectively
Nagarahole is renowned for possessing one of the highest densities of tiger populations in the country, following the Corbett and Kaziranga Tiger Reserves
It features stunning landscapes and magnificent streams that meander like serpents, captivating wildlife enthusiasts and visitors alike with their natural beauty
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