How to Reach Nagarhole
The Nagarhole National Park shares its huge boundary with the famous Bandipur National Park in Karanataka including the Mudumalai Sanctuary in Tamil Nadu and the Wayanad Reserve in Kerala; making it one of the largest wildlife reserves in India. The garrulous Kabini river creates a natural fence between the two wildlife reserves - Bandipur and Nagarhole - in Karnataka. Home to the jungle king, the Tiger and around 250 exclusive bird species, the Nagarhole National Park in Kerala covers about 643 kms of area.
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By Road:
Bangalore is the convenient starting point to reach Nagarhole (240 km) via Mysore. From this industrial city Nagarhole national park is only a five hour drive. Buses connect this wildlife park to a network of smaller towns across Karnataka, Tamilnadu and Kerala.
By Air:
Nearest airport is located at Mysore, which is 80km away from this tourist destination.
By Rail:
Railhead closest to Nagarhole is Mysore which is 80 km away. Nanjangud is another railhead with a fewer trains to Nagarhole which is 55 km away.
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