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Wildlife forest safari | Mudumalai | Nilgiri

Mudumalai National Park is a declared tiger reserve that is located in the northeast of Nilgiri Mountain or the blue mountain. It is located in Nilgiri district and shares its borders with Kerala and Karnataka. The park is a home to numerous endangered species like Bengal tiger, long billed vulture, white-rumped vulture, Indian leopard, Indian elephant and others. The Western Ghats area along with the park is under consideration for recognition as a heritage site, by UNESCO. The total area of the park is 321 square kilometer. The highest peak in the park is at 1,266 meter above mean sea level. Mudumalai National Park connects the Western Ghats with the Eastern Ghats and it is a land with rich diversity. 13% of all mammals found in India are present in this park. The northern part of the park that comes under the reign of Karnataka is called as Bandipur National Park. Bandipur national park along with Mudumalai national park, Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary and Nagarhole National Park has the highest tiger population in the country. Van Safari : 6:30 am to 9 am and, 3:30 pm to 6 pm Elephant safari : 7 am to 8:30 am and, 3:30 pm to 5 pm Private jeep safari : depends on the availability of the driver The park is open from morning 7 until evening 6. The park is open throughout the week. Distance between major cities and Mudumalai National Park •Coimbatore and Mudumalai national park – 160 km •Gudalur and Mudumalai national park – 16 km •Mysore and Mudumalai national park – 90 km •Ooty and Mudumalai national park – 64 km •Bangalore and Mudumalai national park – 245 km •Thorapalli and Mudumalai national park – 7 km •Gundalpet and Mudumalai national park – 30 km