Hidden in the beautiful western ghats in Karnataka is a wildlife lover’s dream—Kabini National Park. It is known around the globe for its rich biodiversity and park boasting stunning dense forests, serene backwaters, and also the pristine Kabini River.

Kabini National Park (or Kabini Wildlife Sanctuary) is a popular wildlife destination of South India, located in the state of Karnataka. On the banks of one of its prime attraction, Kabini River, one can easily spot wild animals like elephants and tigers.

Kabini National Park in Karnataka’s Western Ghats is a wildlife paradise, home to elephants, tigers, and lush landscapes.

Kabini National Park in Karnataka’s Western Ghats is a wildlife paradise, home to elephants, tigers, and lush landscapes.

From sighting birds to tigers, and from going on jungle safaris to visiting lakes, there are a plethora of things to do at the national park. Price: Rs. 250 per person. The picturesque surroundings and uninhibited reign of nature, make Kabini a hub of wildlife resorts and lodges.

In this guidebook, we aim to cover all major aspects of trip planning to Kabini. Once a hunting reserve for the kings of the Wodeyar dynasty, Nagarhole National Park was established as a wildlife sanctuary in 1955. It was declared a national park in 1988 and a tiger reserve in 1999.

May 22, 2024 · You can spot various animals at the Kabini National Park, from the mighty Bengal Tigers to the regal Asiatic elephants. The elusive lone black panther, adoringly named Saya or ‘the ghost of Kabini’, has been spotted by excited wildlife aficionados and …

Kabini forest reserve is one of the best wildlife destination in Karnataka mainly because of its accessibility, rich green vegetation, water body and possibility of the animal spotting like herds of Elephants, Jaguar, Tiger and Black Leopard.

Kabini National Park, situated in the southern state of Karnataka, India, is a biodiverse sanctuary renowned for its captivating wildlife and scenic landscapes. Nestled along the banks of the Kabini River, the park is a haven for nature enthusiasts and wildlife photographers.

With its vast landscapes and meandering water bodies, travellers can enjoy some amazing views on their visit. Not only that, but the park also contains two large water reservoirs, Kabini and Taraka. All these special features of the woodland not only differentiates it from the other parks but also makes for a joyous drenching trip to the Jungle!