Bannerghatta National Park

Bannerghatta National Park is located near Bengaluru, and it was founded in 1970. It is over an area of 260.51 sq km, and it was declared a national park in 1974. The park features a hilly structure with granite sheets covering humid valleys of deciduous forest and scrubland in high areas.

Residents near the national park can have great fun as they can go there and spend time during holidays. Residents of Prestige Raintree Park can have a great time in Bannerghatta National Park as it is just 38 km when reached through NH 48.

Animals in Bannerghatta National Park

There are 1941 individual animals in this park that belong to 94 different species. In addition, there is a big Museum and an Auditorium for the guest’s education.

The most prominent ones are

• Crocodiles,
• Himalayan black bear,
• Panthers,
• Thamin deer,
• Hog deer,
• King Cobra, and
• Various birds.

The park is famous for its tiger and lion safaris.

Bannerghatta National Park Timings

The timings of the park are from 9.30 AM to 5 PM on all days except Tuesday as on Tuesdays the park will be closed.

Entry Fee Details

How to reach Bannerghatta National Park

By Metro

• Doddakallasandra Metro Station is only 14 km away from this national park.
• Yelachenahalli Metro Station is 13 km away. People can use this metro service to reach the park.

By Bus

• BMTC - Route no 365 Volvo Bus Service can be used to reach the National Park easily.

Features of Bannerghatta National Park

• A small portion became a zoological garden in 2002
• It is the first biological park to have an enclosed forested elephant sanctuary, which is 122 acres in size. It is fenced and it provides a safe place for elephants to roam in the park.
• The park has a rescue center for the rehabilitation of hurt animals.
• The park boasts a Lion and Tiger Safari with a setup of their natural habitat.
• It also has a butterfly park, a zoo, a snake park, and a camp for kids.
• The park is also the best place for hiking and trekking.
• There is a dedicated butterfly park over 7.5 acres.
• It also has a museum, a research facility, a butterfly conservatory, and a curio shop.

The park protects wildlife and habitats from human destruction. It provides a safe place for animals to sustain. The National Park has a vast space, and it is the best place for a day trip destination.