Mudumalai National Park

About Mudumalai National Park

Mudumalai National Park sits at the junction of Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Kerala, forming part of a broader protected forest landscape in the Western Ghats. Visitors come primarily for wildlife watching, with the park supporting populations of large mammals, birds and reptiles within its mix of deciduous forest, scrub and grassland habitats. Jeep safaris and permitted walking areas allow travellers to explore the terrain, typically arranged through registered guides or the forest department. The park connects to adjacent protected areas, making it part of one of southern India's more significant wildlife corridors. Bandipur, the nearest major settlement in the Mysuru region, serves as a practical base, offering accommodation, transport connections and entry arrangements for those planning to visit.

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