Bandipur National park

The Indian National park established in 1974 under the Tiger Project, the Park that restrained for hunting by the ruler of the Kingdom of Mysore. The Bandipur National park is sited in a district name Chamarajanagar of Gundlupet Taluq where the quarter lies 80 km away from the town of gorgeous palace Mysore in South Indian State of Karnataka.

The National Park is famous for its average temperature and geographic on the planet where as the park placed in the tropical and subtropical leeway. The park facilitate of shielding numerous species especially the Indian rare wild animals moreover the defenseless Indian flora and fauna. The wild animals that subsisting auspiciously are Tiger, Leopard, Indian Elephant, Gaur, Dhole, Chital, Grey Langur , Wild boar, Muntjac etc where as wild animals like and the black-knapped ,Malabar squirrel, panther, porcupines also subsisted. Flora and fauna like green pigeon and jungle fowl as well originated at this juncture.