Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary: Fragrances of Flora

    Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary should in fact be called the storage of medicinal plants. Yes, the rare herbaceous flora in Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary is also particularly flowered and flourished. 

  Therefore, the aroma of the flora keeps the surroundings important. Perhaps this is why this wildlife sanctuary is considered special. This magnificent sanctuary of Chikmagalur, a district in Karnataka province of India, is a truly tiger protected area. 

   The then Government of Mysore declared Jagar Valley Wildlife Sanctuary in the year 1951. In the year 1974, the name of Jagar Valley Wildlife Sanctuary was changed to Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary. The sanctuary extends about 23 km south of Bhadravati and about 38 km in the west direction from Chikmagalur. 

   The specialty of Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary is that there is also a conservation area for the medicinal flora along with wildlife. According to experts, the flora of more than 120 medicinal species are safe and flourishing in this sanctuary. Geographically, Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary is part of the Western Ghats. 

   Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary is a spectacular sight and a wonderful gift of nature. Bhadra River is the main attraction of this magnificent sanctuary. Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary is nothing less than a paradise for photographers, nature and wildlife lovers. 

  The Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary, located at an altitude of about 1875 meters above sea level, is also known for adventurous activities. Elephant herds can be seen wandering freely in this magnificent sanctuary. Apart from Asian elephants, this sanctuary has leopard, tiger, sambar, wild boar, chital, deer, porcupine etc. Innumerable species of birds thrive in this sanctuary. 

   According to experts, there are more than 300 species of birds in this sanctuary. These are especially emerald pigeon, south green royal pigeon, black woodpecker, Malabar parkette and hill myna etc. 

   Tourists get enchanted by seeing the rainbow colors of birds. The mood of Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary is changed during the rainy season. All-round migratory birds are inhabited. 

   The cacophony of birds, the cuckoo tweet, gives a sweet melody of music. According to experts, this magnificent sanctuary has more than three dozen tiger lineages. Extinct species of wildlife are also specially protected in this sanctuary. Flying squirrels are also a special attraction of this sanctuary. 

   Particularly, Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary has many high mountain peaks. Hence tourists can also enjoy mountaineering here. The highest mountain peak of this area is the Hebbe Giri peak. The velvet meadows of the Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary are highly visible.

   Enjoy the Safari: Tourists can enjoy the safari during the visit of Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary. However, tourists can enjoy the safari only within a designated border area of ​​Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary. Tourists can observe wildlife closely during the safari excursion.

   All the necessary resources are available to visit Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary. The nearest airport is Mangalore Airport. The distance from Mangalore Airport to Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary is about 180 kilometers. 

   The nearest railway station is Kadur Hassan Junction. The distance from Kadur Hassan Junction to Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary is about 83 kilometers. Tourists can also visit Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary by road.
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Nagarhole Sanctuary: Shelters of Asian Elephants

   Nagarhole Wildlife Sanctuary should be called the home of Asian elephants. Yes, the chink of Asian elephants in this magnificent and natural wealth rich sanctuary attracts global tourists especially. 

  Perhaps that's why the Nagarhole Wildlife Sanctuary has a global reputation for its specialty. Herds of Asiatic elephants are seen wandering freely in this bird sanctuary in Mysore and Kodagu border areas of Karnataka, India. The rainbow world of colors is especially visible in this sanctuary in the rain.

   Due to the colorful color of migratory birds make the sanctuary rainbow. This scene is very visible. The sanctuary's atmosphere is echoed by a melodious music with birds' tweet and clamor. Especially a unique atmosphere is created. For animal and bird lovers, it is nothing less than a paradise.

   This magnificent and beautiful Nagarhole Wildlife Sanctuary has been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. It is special that it is also known as Rajiv Gandhi National Park. According to experts, the Nagarhole Wildlife Sanctuary was a hunting ground of the Mysore royalty during the reign of Raja Rajvadas.

   Later it was converted into a government sanctuary. Spread over an area of ​​640 square kilometers, this magnificent sanctuary is actually part of the Deccan Plateau. The Nagarhole River is the main attraction of this sanctuary. It can also be called the lifeline of the wildlife of the sanctuary. 

  The Nagarhole River further merges into the Kabini River. Due to the dam built on this river, a huge lake has taken shape in a part of the Nagarhole Wildlife Sanctuary. One direction of this lake is the Bandipur Tiger Reserve. 

   According to experts, it was given the shape of a government sanctuary in the year 1955 after the princely period. It is special that in the year 1999 it was declared as the 37th Tiger Reserve of the country. 

   Apart from Asian elephants, Nagarhole Wildlife Sanctuary has bears, leopards, tigers, wild dogs, wild boar, sambar, four-horned deer, spotted deer, barking deer etc. There are also lions and black deer in this sanctuary.

   Enjoy the Safari: Tourists can enjoy the safari in the Nagarhole Wildlife Sanctuary. Safari is a thrilling experience to watch wild animal birds closely. Particularly, in safari, tourists can visit only a certain border area.

   Brahmagiri Sanctuary: If tourists visit Nagarhole Wildlife Sanctuary, one must also get an exciting experience of Brahmagiri Sanctuary nearby. The Brahmagiri Sanctuary spread over an area of ​​about 181 square kilometers is situated between Kutta and Makutta.

  Iparu Water Falls: Iparu Water Falls is actually a magnificent waterfall situated on the foothills of the Brahmagiri Mountains. In fact, this area is considered the gateway to the sanctuary and mountains. During the rainy season, the surroundings become very pleasant. Nearby is the Ishwar Temple. It is believed that Lord Shri Ram worshiped Shivling at this place.

  Kutta: Kutta is a very picturesque and religious place in this area. It is believed that Goddess Kali married Kurubus of Nim caste here. His son's name was Kutta. Hence this place is known as Kutta.

   All the necessary resources are available to visit the Nagarhole Wildlife Sanctuary. The nearest airport is Mysore. The distance from Mysore Airport to Nagarhole Wildlife Sanctuary is about 96 kilometers. The nearest railway station is Mysore Junction. The distance of Nagarhole Wildlife Sanctuary from the railway station is about 80 kilometers. Tourists can also visit the Nagarhole Wildlife Sanctuary by road.
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Bahu Fort: Amazing Architecture

  There is no addition to the architecture of Bahu Fort. The rainbow aura of all-round natural beauty makes Bahu Fort even more beautiful. Bahu A Bagh of Bahu Fort is also very visible. 

  This very ancient and beautiful fort of Jammu and Kashmir city of India is considered very special in terms of tourism. The structure of Bahu Fort based on the Garhwali architectural style is very visible. This structure of lime and brick is very ancient. 

  The Bahu Fort, located about 325 meters above sea level, is based on thick walls of sand stone. Octagonal towers and bastions are installed on these thick walls of huge stones. The vastness of the main gate of the fort is built on seeing it. The pyramid structure of the fort also makes it amazing and unique.

   Particularly, this divine-grand fort also has a prison. There is also a provision of tunnel as a secret exit. The main attraction of Bahu Fort is Rajmahal and Baradari. The beauty of Dhaja Rajmahal and Baradari decorated with all-round beautiful garden gardens is special. 

   The main attraction of Bahu Fort is Mahakali Temple and Bagh-e-Bahu. The Jammu and Kashmir government declared Bahu Fort as a heritage. After the declaration of heritage, Bahu Fort was developed in terms of tourism. In this, excellent fountains and sailing arrangements were made. Due to which the attraction of tourists increased rapidly. 

  The park has been developed along with a small lake called Bagh e Bahu. Beautiful waterfalls, lush green gardens, gardens and lawn-fields filled with flowers are the splendor and beauty of this fort. The staircase structure entices tourists. Tourists traveling to Jammu and Kashmir do not forget to visit Bahu Fort.

   The Bahu Fort, located on the banks of river Tavi, about 5 kilometers from the center of the city, is about 3000 years old. According to experts, Koi is not added to the divinity-grandeur of this fort. 

  This fort was built by King Bahu Lochan. Later it was renovated by the Dogra rulers. Bahu Fort, enchanted by natural beauty, seems magical to tourists. 

   There is a saying related to the construction of Bahu Fort. Raja Lochan once reached the area of ​​Tavi river while playing hunting. The king saw that the tiger and the goat were drinking water at the same ghat of the river. 

  The king was surprised to see this. After this the king considered making the region his capital. After this this grand divine arm fort was constructed.

  Mahakali Temple: Mahakali Temple is a famous place in the inner region of Bahu Fort. Its power is the recognition of the back. The architecture of this temple, built on a platform of about 1.2 meters in height, is very visible. It is believed that this temple was constructed between 8th and 9th century.

  In the past this temple was a practice of animal sacrifice. However it was later discontinued. Kada (pudding) is offered here in Prasad. This temple is also called Bhava Mata. The significance of this temple is second only to Vaishno Devi. This temple of Mahakali is one of the famous Kali temples in India.

   All the necessary resources are available to visit Bahu Fort. The nearest airport is Jammu Airport. The nearest railway station is Jammu Tawi Junction. Tourists can also visit Bahu Fort by road.
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Mysore: Rainbow Beauty of Palaces

   There is no match to the rainbow beauty of the mythical city of Mysore. Yes, Mysore is very rich in historical, mythological and cultural terms. 

   This magnificent and lively city of Karnataka in India is very important from the point of view of tourism. Because of its all-round natural beauty, the tourists are fascinated. Near Myanmar, the border of Tamil Nadu is 150 km away from Karnataka's capital, Bengaluru, and is famous for its festivities and glee. Especially the Dussehra country of Mysore has a special reputation in the world. Mysore architecture particularly fascinates tourists. 

  The specialty of Mysore is that there is a magnificent shrine of the palaces in Mysore. The beauty of these palaces attracts tourists from abroad. Mysore palace, Jagan Mohan Palace, Jayalakshmi Palace, Lalitha Palace etc. are the pride and glory of Mysore. Karna Lake Zoo is the main attraction of Mysore. 

   The Mysore Rail Museum is informative and highly observable. In Vrindavan Gardens, tourists get lost in a velvety feel. The Musical Fountain of the Vrindavan Gardens makes a magical couple on tourists. Tourists are thrilled to see the aquatic movement of the musical fountain. 

   Particularly in Mysore, there is a long tradition of colorful flowers, which are decorated with colorful flowers. There are four moons in the beauty of Mysore. Located just off Mysore city, Krishna Raj Sagar Dam is an ideal tourist area. It can also call the ideal picnic spot. Not only that, tourists can not forget about traveling to Mysore Zoo. 

  The natural beauty of Chamundi hill and Somnathpur becomes a spectacular and unending memory of the journey. This is why Paradise is called Paradise on earth because of its attraction. Particularly, Mysore is the rainbow color of artistry.

  Mysore Palace: Mysore Palace is the main attraction of this city. This magnificent palace situated on the Mirza Road in the city is one of the largest palaces in India. According to experts, this was the residence of Maharaja Wodeyar. It is said that the Mysore palace was wooden first, but this magnificent palace was built due to burning wooden palace.

   Its visibility is very beautiful. Built in the year 1912, this magnificent palace was designed by Bratish architect Henry Irwin. The rainbow shade of the glass roof of Kalyan Mandapam enchants the tourists. Swarna Sihasan is a special attraction of this palace. This throne, equipped with prized gems, is made public on Dussehra festival to see the general public. The maintenance of this palace is handed over to the Department of Archeology.

  Jagan Mohan Mahal: The Jagan Mohan Palace is actually one of the ancient buildings of Mysore. This three-storied building was given the shape of Jayachama Rajendra Art Gallery in the year 1915. Particularly, this magnificent art gallery has paintings of Tanjore and Mysore style paintings, sculptures and rare instruments.

  Chamundi hill: Chamundi hill is the main tourist destination of Mysore. Chamundi Hills, located about 13 km from the city, is also a religious site. Devi is a temple of Chamundeswari on the top of the mountain. The temple is beautiful structure of Dravid architecture.

   St. Philomena Church: St. Philomena Church is one of the largest churches in India. It was built in 1933. This Neo Gothic style church is very beautiful and visible. Its 175 feet high towers are visible from a distance. It is also known as St. Joseph's Church.

  Krishna Raj Sagar Dam: Krishna Raj Sagar Dam is located about 12 km in a northwest direction from the city. The length of this dam is 8600 feet and height is 130 feet. Spread over an area of ​​130 sq km, this dam is very visible. In one corner of this is Vrindavan Garden.

  Mysore Zoo: The Mysore Zoo is one of the world's oldest zoos. It was built in 1892 under royal patronage. Lion, elephant, white peacock, hippopotamus, rhinoceros, gorilla etc. are the main attractions of the zoo. There is also an organic garden here.

  Rail Museum: Rail Museum, ancient railway trains including railway equipment are kept for visibility. The Maharani's saloon is special in the museum with steam locomotives, signaling and all facilities built in 1899. The main attraction here is Chamundi Gallery. It shows the development sequence of the railways. The museum typically enhances the knowledge of children.

   All necessary resources are available for Mysore travel. Nearest airport is Bengaluru Airport. The distance from the airport to Mysore is around 139 km. The nearest railway station is Mysore Junction. Tourists can also travel to Mysore by road.
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Patal Bhuvaneshwar: Gift of Nature

   Patal Bhuvaneshwar, a beautiful gift of nature, would probably not be an exaggeration. Yes, Patal Bhuvaneshwar's corner-corner is littered with natural beauty. 

  Particularly that Patal Bhuvaneshwar has religious and historical significance. From this place Harmalaya's Divinity-grandeur is visible. Patal Bhuvaneshwar, located in Pithoragarh, Uttarakhand, is indeed a magnificent and highly ancient cave. This natural cave of limestone is very visible. Patal Bhuvaneshwar, located about 14 km from Gangolith, is known to be specially known for natural structure.

  Located in a depth of about 90 feet, in this cave, there are great-divine deities. According to experts, this great and famous cave was discovered by King Rituparna. This King of Sun Dynasty ruled in Ayodhya during the Treta era. 

  Experts believe that this place is described in the Skanda Purana that Lord Shiva sits in Patal Bhubaneswar. Legend has it that other goddess-devates come here to praise Mahadev. 

   It is believed that Raja Rituparna was caught in this cave after pursuing a wild deer, he was surprised. According to experts, Raja Rituparna had appeared in front of 33 gods, including Mahadev. In the Dwapar era, Pandavas played in Chavad in the cave. Adi Shankaracharya established the magnificent Shivling of copper in the cave. 

  Iron chains have to be resorted to enter this divine-grand cave. There is a leak of water in this cave of stones. The entrance to the cave is very smooth. Therefore, it is necessary to enter with utmost care. Patal Bhavneshwar is a Shishnaag-shaped stone in the cave. It appears that Sheshnag has held the earth.

  Particularly this is a Shivling of this cave, which is growing in size. It is believed that in the future, the size of Shivling will touch the roof of the cave. Patal Bhuvaneshwar is a mark of swan on the walls of the cave. It is believed that this figure of swan is of the swan of Brahma ji. 

   There is also a havan kund in the cave. It is said that Jainmayya performed the Nag Yagya in this kund. In which all the snakes were burnt and burnt. Particularly in this cave, one thousand feet elephant is also shown. 

   Patal Bhuvaneshwar cave has no connection with the divinity-grandeur. Specially, if you look at this cave, there are also Darshan of Kedarnath, Badrinath and Amarnath. Badrinath's Badri Panchayat also has statuary sculptures. 

   These are especially Yama-Kuber, Varun, Lakshmi-Ganesh and Garuna etc. The shape of the Takshak Nag is also reflected on a rock of the cave. There is also a cave of Baba Amarnath in this Panchayat. In this cave, there are visions of Baba Kalabhairav ​​too.

  It is believed that the whole vision of Kalbhairav ​​gives salvation to the devotees. Patal Bhubaneshwar is a wonderful collection or group of caves. The external area of ​​Patal Bhuvaneshwar is also very visible. 

  From Patal Bhubaneswar, there are visions of the Himalaya's divinity-grandeur. It appears that the tourists are in the lap of nature. All-round snow peaks are seen, then the valleys and mats make the tourists enchanted. 

   Intensive forest areas covered by the herbical vegetation provide plenty of oxygen to the tourists. It appears that as the lungs have wings. Seeing the stroll of the clouds, tourists are overwhelmed with excitement.

   All necessary resources are available for the visit of Patal Bhuvaneshwar. The nearest airport is Pantnagar Airport. Bhuvaneshwar is approximately 244 kilometers away from the airport. The nearest railway station is Kathgodam Junction. Tourists can also travel to Bhavneshwar by road.
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