Cauvery Wildlife Sanctuary
The Cauvery wildlife sanctuary is situated in the Chamarajanagar and Ramanagara districts of Karnataka and it was established in 1987. It covers an area of approximately 1027.53 sq. km and the Cauvery river passes through its midst. This area protects its diverse flora and wildlife as well as its unique biodiversity. It’s a home to a wide variety of wildlife because it's distinguished by both lush and dry deciduous woodlands. Species found here include the Indian leopard, elephant, gaur, sambar deer and various species of reptiles and birds. Two unusual and exotic creatures that can be found here are the four-horned antelope and the barking deer. The unique biodiversity of the Cauvery wildlife sanctuary is being protected and the regions natural balance is being upheld. The animals in this sanctuary are protected by anti-poaching and wildlife conservation measures. Tourists must make plans to visit the Cauvery wildlife sanctuary not only to enjoy the species that are found here but also to enjoy activities such as wildlife safaris, birdwatching and appreciate the natural beauty of the region. Cauvery wildlife sanctuary is rich in flora and fauna and it is the perfect tourist destination for those who are adventure seekers or natural lovers who want to escape from their daily busy lives and want to lose themselves in the mother of nature.
Best Time to Visit:
The best time to visit Cauvery wildlife sanctuary is from November to March.
Opening & closing time:
It’s open from 10:00 am to 5:30 pm (Monday to Saturday).
Entry Fee:
For Indians: Rs 275 per person
Foreign Nationals:
The entry fee for Cauvery Wildlife Sanctuary in Karnataka may vary depending on the type of visitor (Indian or foreigner)so it's advisable to check with the official sources or the Karnataka Forest Department for the most up-to-date information on entry fees and any other regulations before planning your visit to Cauvery Wildlife Sanctuary.
How to reach Cauvery Wildlife Sanctuary
By Air : The nearest airport is Bangalore international airport which is approximately 180 km away.
By Train :The nearest railway station is the Mysore railway junction.
By Road :Many buses are available from major cities in Karnataka.
FAQ
1. What is Cauvery wildlife sanctuary known for?
It is known for its diverse flora and fauna including elephants, tigers and various bird species.
2. What is the best time to visit Cauvery wildlife sanctuary?
The best time to visit the Cauvery wildlife sanctuary is from November to March.
3. What activities can i enjoy in the sanctuary?
Visitors can go on wildlife safaris, bird watching, trekking.
4. Are there accommodations available within or near the sanctuary?
There are limited accommodations near the sanctuary, it is advisable to book accommodations in advance.