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Tusker Trail Resort ,Bandipur

About Bandipur Wildlife Sanctuary

 

Bandipur National Park used to be the private game reserve of the Maharajas of Mysore. pioneering a concept-of bringing you closer to nature- has been conceived by a couple with great passion and appreciation for the wilderness.

They are none other than Maharani Kumari Vishalakshi Devi and her husband Kanwar Gajendra Singh of auwa. At Tusker Trails Great care has been taken to make your stay comfortable and unforgettable yet very near to nature.

Facilities at Tusker Trail Resort

Facilities available in Tusker Trail Bandipur guest rooms are listed on the hotel information screen of the reservation system. Below is a summary of room facilities.

- Family rooms / suites are available
- 06 Cottages All With Attached Bath,
- Running H/c Water,
- Jungle Safari,
- Nature Walk,
- Trekking Room Service,
- Doctor On Call
- Outdoor Swimming Pool
- Meeting rooms for business or to host a special event
- Car rental desk

Tusker Trail Bandipur in Village Mangala, lists the following summary information about hotel facilities and services. More detailed hotel information is available on the reservation system.

Tusker Trail Bandipur lists the following summary information about fitness and leisure facilities in the hotel. For full details and a list of nearby attractions, click to view the hotel information on the reservation system.




About Bandipur Wildlife Sanctuary

 

The national parks of Nagarhole, Bandipur and Mudumalai are contiguous and share very similar characteristics. A fourth national park, Wynad, also adjoins them. Together they form the largest protected area for the Indian Elephant, Gaur, Tiger and Leopard in South India. Other large mallams include Liontail Macaque, Wild Boar and Sambar. The parks occupy a NW-SE alignment, with Nagarhole national park at the top, Bandipur in the middle and Mudumalai at the bottom. The forests are tropical mixed deciduous. In the northern and western parts of Nagarhole national park, which receive more rainfall, the forest are denser and taller, with hardwood trees like Rosewood, Teak and Mathi . sandalwood trees also grow here. Elsewhere in Nagarhole national park, and in Bandipur and Mudumalai national park, which lie in the rain shadow of the Western Ghats, the forests are more open with more grasslands, and the trees are stunted (hence mammal sightings are less difficult).

The drier SE corner of Bandipur National Park has scrub forests. During the dry months of March-May, Indian Elephants stay close to rivers and lakes. At this time of year, Indian Elephant sightings are unsurpassed in Nagarhole National Park, especially if you are staying at the Kabini River Lodge in Karapur. Nearby, at Mastigudi large gatherings of 100 or so Indian Elephants on the banks of the Kabini Lake are known, a sight unrivalled anywhere. Bandipur National Park is probably the best place in the subcontinent for seeing Dhole, and the Indian Giant Squirrel can be seen at Mudumalai, lying curled in trees holes or crooks of brances during the day.

Season :
Open year round, the best period being October-May, especially April-May.

 

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