Bhadra Wildlife Safari Tour

Upcoming Bhadra Wildlife Tour

• 30th December 2024 – 01st January 2025        – Normal Member – 32,500 Rs / Lifetime Member – 32,000 Rs

About Bhadra Wildlife Reserve

The Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary derives its name from the Bhadra River, which serves as its lifeline. Initially known as Muthodi Wildlife Sanctuary after the neighbouring village, it was later designated as a Project Tiger reserve. While renowned for its tiger population, the sanctuary offers exceptional opportunities to observe a diverse range of mammals, reptiles, and over 250 bird species, many of which are indigenous to the Western Ghats. Muthodi, located in this scenic forest patch, forms the southern section of the Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary. Notably, the sanctuary is also home to the Jagara Giant, an impressive teak tree with a circumference of 5.1 meters and a towering height of 32 meters. This majestic tree, estimated to be around 400 years old, is a remarkable sight to behold. Spanning approximately 500 square kilometers, the Bhadra Tiger Reserve extends across the Shivamogga and Chikmagalur districts, encompassing a captivating landscape that attracts nature enthusiasts and wildlife lovers alike.