Wayanad Kabini Tour Package: The 4 Days Trip From Bangalore is a great tour option for wildlife and nature enthusiasts!! The Kabini River that borders the Nagarhole and Bandipur National Park is known for its wildlife and safari tours with almost assured wildlife sightings. An exquisite experience offered by our partner resorts on the banks of Kabini River could be another reason that will make you want to opt for this trip. Evolve Back Kabini, The Serai, Kabini River Lodge by JLR are few of the amazing resorts to choose from. Kabini Safari will be included in our packages.
Going on a Kabini wildlife safari along with a visit to Wayanad, a hill station located in North Kerala is a great combination for any nature/wildlife lover. Wayanad has lot of varied attractions like waterfalls, lakes, dams, view points, wildlife sanctuaries etc. Apart from this 4 Days Trip from Bangalore, guests can also opt for pick up from Calicut, Kochi, Coimbatore or Mangalore for this Wayanad Kabini tour package. If you have an additional day to spare, Coorg or Mysore Tour can also be included in this trip. Drop can be customized as per the guest requirement.
4 Days Trip from Bangalore : Wayanad Kabini Tour Package
Places of Stay: Kabini – 1 Night | Wayanad – 2 Nights
Places to visit in Wayanad
Nestled in the lap of the Western Ghats, Wayanad is a breathtaking highland area of northern Kerala that appeals to tourists with its misty highlands, deep forests, glittering waterfalls, and vast Spice and Coffee plantations. Wayanad, well-known for its unspoiled natural beauty and energetic tribal culture, presents an enchanted mix of adventure, peace, and history.
- Edakkal Caves (Amazing view from the top, known for inscriptions on the cave walls).
- Jain Temple (Jain Temple close to Sultan Bathery Town).
- Muthanga Wildlife Sanctuary (Jungle Safari available in the morning and afternoon by jeep).
- Banasura Sagar Dam (One of the prominent tourist places in Wayanad, famous as India’s biggest earth dam).
- Lakkidi viewpoint (Vista of the valley and ghat section is breathtaking).
- Chain Tree near Lakkidi (Chain Tree narrates a story behind the ghat section road).
- Pookot Lake (Lake at the rendezvous of mountains, rich in greenery pedal and row boats are available, great place for family and couples).
- Kuruva Island (It’s a chain of Islands, you can cross over in raft, wonderful place for unwinding).
Places to Visit in Kabini
One of India’s most sought-after wildlife locations featured in our Wayanad Kabini tour package, Kabini sits on the banks of the Kabini River in Karnataka. Kabini, which borders the Nagarhole National Park, is well-known for its picturesque riverfront resorts, deep forests, and remarkable leopard, elephant, and elusive black panther sightings.
- Jungle Safari in Nagarhole National Park (The Safari of Nagarhole with great chance of wildlife sighting is a must-do for wildlife enthusiasts)
- Coracle Ride in Kabini (Coracle Ride in Kabini is offered by most of the resorts in Kabini)
Nagarhole National Park safari
Nagarhole National Park Safari will be an unforgettable experience, where the sounds of the jungle reverberate through old trees and every turn in the path promises an exciting encounter with the wild. One of India’s best-preserved tiger and elephant habitats, this outstanding wildlife sanctuary is located in the districts of Kodagu and Mysore in Karnataka. It is a member of the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve.
An exceptional combination of biodiversity, unspoiled landscapes, and professionally run safari experiences can be found on Nagarhole National Park safari. Bengal tigers, sloth bears, Asiatic elephants, Indian bison (gaur), dhole (wild dogs), Bengal tigers, leopards, and more than 270 different kinds of birds can all be found in the park.
Highlights of Nagarhole National Park Safari
Best experiences in Nagarhole National Park Safari are the opportunities of sighting:
- Tiger and Leopard Sightings: During a Nagarhole National Park safari, your chances of seeing the elusive big cats are increased because Nagarhole is a part of the broader Nagarhole–Bandipur–Wayanad–Mudumalai tiger corridor.
- Elephant Herds: The park is well-known for its sizable Asian elephant population. It’s an incredible experience to see them up close on Nagarhole National Park safari, particularly in the area around the Kabini backwaters.
- Boat Safari A distinctive aspect of the Nagarhole National Park safari is the boat safari on the Kabini River, which provides amazing views of wildlife congregating along the riverbanks and infrequent encounters with otters and marsh crocodiles.
- Birdwatching Paradise: The Nagarhole National Park safari offers a wealth of opportunity for birdwatchers to see crested serpent eagles, painted storks, hornbills, and Malabar trogons.
Book your Wayanad Kabini Tour Package or Nagarhole National Park safari Tour Package with Groowynd Holidays, a tour operator with operational presence in Mysore and Kerala. Groowynd is a South India-based 9 Times Award-winning travel company from TripAdvisor. The Wayanad Kabini Tour Package can be customised, and more destinations can be incorporated.
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FAQs
What is the best time to visit Nagarhole National Park Safari?
The ideal time for a Nagarhole National Park safari is from October to May, when the dry season brings wildlife closer to the water sources, enhancing sighting chances. Summers, especially April and May, are excellent for tiger and elephant sightings.
How do I book a Nagarhole National Park Safari?
You can book a Nagarhole National Park Safari through us by writing to info@groowynd.com or call us on +91 9747007479.
What is Nagarhole National Park famous for?
After Corbett and Kaziranga Tiger Reserves, Nagarahole is regarded as one of India’s best tiger habitats, with one of the greatest tiger densities in the nation. Wildlife lovers and tourists alike are enthralled by the park’s untainted, natural splendor, which includes breathtaking panoramas and winding streams that wind like serpents through the forest.
Is Bandipur and Nagarhole same?
No, Bandipur and Nagarhole are distinct national parks, though they are geographically close and ecologically connected. Nagarhole, also known as Rajiv Gandhi National Park, was once part of the larger Bandipur Tiger Reserve but was later designated as an independent Tiger Reserve. While Bandipur lies to the northeast of Nagarhole, the two parks are separated by the Kabini Reservoir, which forms a natural boundary between them.
What is Nagarhole National Park Safari Timing?
Nagarhole National Park Safari timings specifically include the morning shift from 6:00 AM to 8:00 AM and the evening shift from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM.