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കടുവ മുൻപിൽ | കബിനി നാനാച്ചി ജീപ്പ് സഫാരി| Kabini forest safari

Nagarahole National Park is one of South India’s premier forests and a major attraction for wildlife enthusiasts. Earlier known as Rajiv Gandhi National Park, it derives its present name from the literal translation of serpentine stream, many of which flow through the forest (in Kannada, naga is serpent and holaey is stream).Straddling the districts of Coorg and Mysore, this park is a part of the Nilgiris biosphere reserve and occupies a core area of around 645 sq km and a buffer area of around 200 sq km, totalling to nearly 850 sq km.Originally considered the private hunting ground of the Mysore Maharajas, this forest was eventually designated as a wildlife sanctuary in 1955. It was accorded the status of National Park in 1988 and further in 1999, it was declared as the 37th Project Tiger Reserve of India. India currently has 54 tiger reserves across the nation.The Kabini river is a major river that flows through the park and Kabini also refers to a part of the Nagarahole National Park which has its own gate for the safari.Nagarahole is contiguous with the Bandipur Tiger Reserve which is located to its South East. The Kabini River separates the Nagarahole National Park from the Bandipur National Park.The Nagarahole road through the jungle is open for general traffic other than 2 wheelers, 3 wheelers and goods vehicles. However there are timings and vehicles are prohibited from 6 pm to 6 am every day by closing the entry gates into the park. Also during the daytime, entry and exit times for each vehicle are recorded and one cannot loiter indefinitely in the forest.Apart from the general vehicular movement, there are safaris which are operated so that the public can enjoy the forest and the beautiful life forms it holds within.