beside a
pond and
watch waterfowl
frolic.
The zoo
boasts an
amazing
reptile
collection;
a snake
park lets
you get
up close
and personal
with the
scaly, slithery
creatures.
A children’s
corner provides
an added
attraction.
Trekking
enthusiasts
will enjoy
Uddigebande
(3.5 kms.)
a natural
rock formation
called Hajjamana
Kallu (3
kms.) and
Mirza Hill
(1.5 kms.)
Location
and Area
(Bannerghatta
National
Park):
22 kms.
south of
Bangalore;
104.27 sq.
kms.
Flora and
Fauna in
Bannerghatta
National
Park:
Dry deciduous
forests
and thorny
scrub, with
patches
of moist
deciduous
forests
along the
streams.
Mammals
in Bannerghatta
National
Park:
They include
the elephant,
gaur, leopard,
jackal,
fox, wild
pig, sloth
bear, sambar,
spotted
deer, barking
deer, common
langur,
bonnet macaque,
porcupine
and the
hare. The
tourist
area in
the north
of the Park
has a lion
and tiger
safari,
a herbivore
safari,
a mini zoo,
a reptile
park, a
mini aviary
and a museum.
Best Season
for Visit
(Bannerghatta
National
Park):
Year-round
Wildlife
Resorts
in Bannerghatta
National
Park:
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