Located just 22 km from Bangalore, Bannerghatta National Park offers a unique safari experience where you can see tigers, lions, and bears in their natural habitat. The park also has a butterfly park and a zoo, making it a great spot for families. It solves the challenge of experiencing wildlife without traveling far from the city.

Nagarhole National Park, part of the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve, is known for its rich biodiversity and large elephant population. The park offers jeep safaris and boat rides on the Kabini River. It addresses the challenge of experiencing a vast range of wildlife in a serene environment.

Bandipur National Park is part of the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve and is famous for its tiger population. The park offers guided safaris and is a great place for bird watching. It solves the challenge of seeing tigers in their natural habitat while enjoying scenic landscapes.

Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary is known for its lush forests and is a tiger reserve. It offers jeep safaris and is a haven for bird watchers with over 250 species of birds. This sanctuary solves the challenge of exploring dense forests and spotting rare bird species.

Dubare Elephant Camp is a unique experience where visitors can interact with elephants, including bathing and feeding them. Located on the banks of the River Cauvery, it also offers river rafting. It addresses the challenge of providing an interactive wildlife experience close to Bangalore.

Ranganathittu Bird Sanctuary is the largest bird sanctuary in Karnataka and is a paradise for bird lovers. It offers boat rides that bring you close to the nesting birds. This sanctuary solves the challenge of observing a wide variety of birds in their natural habitat.

Kudremukh National Park is known for its rolling hills and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The park is ideal for trekking and offers stunning views of the Western Ghats. It addresses the challenge of combining wildlife exploration with adventure activities like trekking.

BR Hills Wildlife Sanctuary is a unique blend of Eastern and Western Ghats, offering diverse flora and fauna. It is a tiger reserve and also home to elephants and leopards. This sanctuary solves the challenge of exploring a diverse ecosystem with a variety of wildlife.

Muthanga Wildlife Sanctuary is part of the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve and is known for its elephant population. It offers jeep safaris and is a great place to spot various wildlife species. The sanctuary addresses the challenge of experiencing wildlife in a protected and biodiverse area.

Cauvery Wildlife Sanctuary is located along the banks of the River Cauvery and is known for its fishing camps. It is home to a variety of wildlife, including elephants and otters. This sanctuary solves the challenge of combining wildlife viewing with recreational fishing activities.