Nagarhole National Park
Introducing Nagarahole - a perfect getaway for bird lovers and wildlife enthusiasts alike; a place rich in forests, little streams, undulating valleys and fascinating waterfalls; a haven for many wild denizens and one of the last safe asylums for the Asian Elephant. Visiting Nagarahole would undoubtedly be an ethereal experience...a trip to paradise and back.e.....Read about Nagarhole National Park...

Nagarahole Flora and Fauna
The Nagarahole National Park is primarily composed of mixed deciduous forests. A unique and intriguing feature of these forests is that the trees are leafless in summer rather than in winter. In the northern and western parts of the park there is high rainfall (above 1,200mm) and hence are clothed by moist deciduous forests.......Read about Nagarahole Flora and Fauna...

Nagarahole History, Physical Features and Climate
Originally designated a 28,700 ha (285 sq km) game sanctuary in 1955, Nagarahole was enlarged to its present size (643.39 sq km) in 1974 by combining the adjoining Mysore forests with the Nagarahole Sanctuary. The Nagarahole Sanctuary was centered on the Nagarahole settlement. In fact two small towns of Nagarahole and Murkal now lie in the reserve, while Mastigudi is to the south.......Read about Nagarahole History...

Nagarhole National Park Travel Guide
Nagarhole National Park is an all weather park located 96 km away from Mysore. The area contains the habitat of several rare and endangered species, notably the tiger. Much of it has been protected from the ill effects of development because Indian royalty used the area as a hunting park. Nagarhole is part of the protected area complex that includes Bandipur National Park, Wynad Sanctuary and Mudumalai Sanctuary........Read about Nagarhole National Park Travel Guide...