Credit: Sumant Kumar
About Bannerghatta national park
Bannerghatta National Park is a national park located in the Anekal Range. It was established in 1971 and officially declared a national park in 1974. Spread over an area of 25,000 acres, the sanctuary serves as a vital wildlife corridor connecting the BR Hills and the Sathyamangalam forest.
Wildlife Safari
Safari offers an opportunity to witness diverse inhabitants, including tigers, lions, leopards, bison, bears, and various bird species. A one-hour expedition unveils the park’s diverse inhabitants.
Butterfly park
The butterfly park offers visitors an immersive experience.
The conservatory is spread over an area of 7.5 acres and hosts 20 butterfly species.
Elephant Safari
Safari provides an opportunity to explore these gentle giants. They look friendly in their natural environment.
Zoo and museum
Zoo and Museums: Explore the zoo, children’s park, crocodile park, and museums within the park, each offering a distinct facet of wildlife education and conservation.
Swarnamukhi Stream: The Swarnamukhi stream meanders through the park, enhancing its natural beauty and serving as a serene spot for visitors.
Champaka Dhama Swamy Temple: Discover spiritual solace at the Champaka Dhama Swamy temple, dedicated to Lord Vishnu, Sri Devi, and Bhudevi, adding a cultural dimension to the park.
Additional Information:
Butterfly Park Entry Fee: Adults: Rs. 80, Children: Rs. 40; Senior . Citizens: Rs. 40
Safari and Park Timings: 9 AM to 5 PM (Closed on Tuesdays)
Grand Safari Fee: Rs. 260 for Adults, Rs. 130 for Children, and Rs. 400 for foreigners
Boating Fee: Rs. 60 per head
Maps and Location
Location: Approximately 23 km from Bangalore City Railway Station, Bannerghatta National Park sprawls across the Anekal Range in Karnataka.