   |
    |
|
| Its green green and green everywhere..... |  |
Car Coach Rentals India | www.keralatours-india.com |
 |
Wildlife in Kerala Chinnar Wildlife Sanctuary  Located
at Devikulam taluk of Idukki district Kerala, Chinnar Wildlife Sanctuary
is a well-known reserve that extends over an area of over 90 sq km.
Recognized as a wildlife sanctuary in 1984, it lies in the rain shadow
region of the Western Ghats. As a result, Chinnar gets only about
48 rainy days in a year during the months of October and November
when Northeast monsoons are at work. Eravikulam National Park The sanctuary stands out for the stark beauty of its rolling grasslands and sholas, spread over 97 sq. kms of unblemished natural splendour. Anamudi, the highest peak south of Himalayas, towers over the sanctuary in majestic pride. Idukki Wildlife Sanctuary land-locked district, Idukki is one of the most nature rich areas of Kerala. Situated at an altitude of 450-748 mt above sea level, this sanctuary occupies the forest land between the Cheruthoni river and the Periyar river.  Kumarakom Sanctuary Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary is also referred as an ornithologist's paradise. Many migratory birds like darter, egret, heron, Siberian stork, crane, and teal and many more... come to the sanctuary from the Himalayas, some even from as far as Siberia. You can see local birds like cuckoo, the water duck, the waterfowl, heron, owl, parrot, wood beetle and flycatcher during their respective migratory seasons. Nagarhole Wildlife Sanctuary 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 sanctuaries in India. The gushing Kabini river creates a natural barrier between the two wildlife sanctuaries - 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. Neyyar Wildlife Sanctuary Peppara Wildlife Sanctuary is composed of the dense forests and the Peppara dam built on the Karamana  River
and was declared as a sanctuary in 1983 to increase the drinking water
supply to Thiruvananthapuram and the adjoining suburbs. Peppara Wildlife
Sanctuary is merged partially with the Palode reserve (24sq.kms) and
the Kottoor reserve (29sq.kms); all the three together forming the
whole of the area covered by the Peppara Wildlife Sanctuary. Parambikulam Wildlife Sanctuary Kerala is home to many popular National Parks of India.Parambikulam Wildlife Sanctuary is one of the National Parks in Kerala spread over an area of 285 sq. kilometers. The Parambikulam Wildlife Sanctuary is laid with serene vegetation in a valley between the Annamalai ranges of Tamil Nadu and the Nelliampathy ranges of Kerala. Periyar National Park Periyar National Park lies high in the mountain ranges of the Westerns Ghats in Kerala and is immensely famous for its tiger reserve. Having a picturesque lake at the heart of Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary, the park is the habitat of birds as well as many wild animals, including Nilgiri Tahr. Silent Valley National Park Located 40 km from Mannarkkad, Silent valley is Extremely fragile, a unique preserve of tropical evergreen rain forests lying above the equator and the forest strip which causes the summer rains in Kerala. The Silent Valley National Park has an area of 90 sq km is located in the north eastern corner of the district. It rises abruptly to the Nilgiri Plateau in the north and overlooks the plains of Mannarkkad in the south. Thattekad Bird Sanctuary  Kerala
provides ideal locations for National Parks, surrounded by ridge and
forest area. At the National Parks of Kerala you can watch the animals
in their natural habitats along with the rare varieties of animals
and birds. Come with Kerala Hub on a tour to Kerala where you can
visit the National Parks of Kerala. Wayanad Wildlife Established in 1973, the Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary is contiguous to the protected area network of Nagerhole and Bandipur of Karnataka on the northeast and Mudhumalai of Tamilnadu on the southeast. Rich in bio diversity, the sanctuary is an integral part of the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve, which has been established with the specific objective of conserving the biological heritage of the region. |
|
| Kerala
Tour Packages - Kerala
Backwaters - Kerala Ayurveda
- Kerala Wildlife -
Kerala Festivals Kerala House Boats - Cities of Kerala - Beaches in Kerala |
 |
| Home - About
Us - Contact Us - Email
- Reservation All Right © Copyright Vardhman Vacations |