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Ranaganathittu
Bird Sanctuary - nature lover's paradise
Situated 13 km from Mysore, the sanctuary is set around a handful of tiny lush green islands on the river Cauvery.
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Laughing thrush is back
The lyrical ‘peee... coo, coo’ calls of the laughing thrush are back in the Nilgiris forests with an increased frequency...
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Bharatpur National Park - Rajasthan
The World Heritage listed Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary as one of the finest bird sanctuaries in India.
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Gir Forest in
Gujarat
Visitors to the park get a chance to see the Asiatic lion – an incredible and awe-inspiring animal.
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Kaziranga National Park
The park was first established in 1908, as a reserve forest and was declared a National Park in 1974.
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Bandipur & Nagarhole National Parks
Bandipur, lying in the shadow of the Western Ghats, is one of the finest habitats of the Asian elephant. Drained by the Moyar River, its open forest makes it easy for visitors to see the elephant and gaur in natural surroundings.
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Driving
to Vedanthangal
A loud whirring of wings greets you as you step inside the sanctuary. The birds are on a customary flight to nowhere in particular, simply skimming over the lake or presenting a proud display of their majestic plumes to the awe-struck visitors.
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Thekkady
Wildlife Sanctuary
It’s fun staying overnight within the sanctuary. You might
come face to face with some unexpected nocturnal visitors.
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Pilgrim
Spots & Fun places
The drive up the picturesque ghat road only whetted our
appetites. Madikeri, the district headquarters, is a
small, attractive town.
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Mudumalai
Wildlife Sanctuary National Park
The Mudumalai Wildlife sanctuary has varied mixture of flat
land, open grassland, swamp, valley and nullas.
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Guindy
National Park
Guindy National Park is one of the prime visiting spots for
those who come to Chennai during vacation period. On enquiry,
we learnt that this popular place attracts visitors over three
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Birds
& Buck at Point Calimere
The next afternoon, it was time to venture into less-tread
territory deep into thick woods – for a peek of the winged
ones, near Rama’s Feet (they looked so small, it was more
like Rama Jr.’s).
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Among
Animals At Vandalur Zoo
Apart from the range of animal life, there’s plenty
of environment info to be picked up by everybody. Near every
enclosure, there are stone boards talking about the zoological
name, its feeding, mating and breeding
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