Indian National Parks, Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary - Karnataka (1951)

Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary is a protected area in Karnataka, India and was established in 1951.

This sanctuary is home to a variety of wildlife and is the best place to observe them in their natural habitat.

It is home to exotic species of birds such as peacocks, parakeets, lapwings, and many more.

It has a rich variety of flora and fauna, including endangered species like the Bengal Tiger, Indian Elephant and Indian Leopard.

It is also a popular destination for nature lovers and photographers who can enjoy bird-watching, trekking and camping.

It is located close to the famous Kudremukh National Park and provides a great opportunity to explore the Western Ghats.

The best time to visit is during the winter months as the temperature is pleasant and the wildlife is more active.

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