Mudumalai Wildlife Sanctuary is located between the roads from 
Mysore to Ooty. This route runs for an element of the way beside the banks of the river Moyar. Mudumalai means the ancient hill variety.
Mudumalai Wildlife Sanctuary is located in the Nilgiri Hills at a height of 1000 m. Mudumalai, denotation old hills is not only one of the first wildlife sanctuaries in the country other than also one of the most attractive.
Mudumalai Wildlife Sanctuary is a one of the famous traveler
place in our South India Tours. The Mudumalai Wildlife Sanctuary was the initial Wildlife set aside in South India. An extraordinary characteristic of this Park is its terrain, which is extremely varied, with hills, ravines, valleys and swamps. Smooth the vegetation is fairly varied.
The Wildlife sanctuary has one of the main elephant populations in the country. Other animals to be establish in this National Park are, tigers and leopards, chital, panther Gaur, Banner, Macaque, ordinary langur, Sloth Bear, Python, Otter,
Crocodiles barking deer, Four Horned Antelope, giant flying squirrel, Sambar, Hyena, Wild Dog, Wild Boar, Mouse Deer, Spotted Deer, Porcupine, Jackal, Hare, and Mongoose.
Mysore to Ooty. This route runs for an element of the way beside the banks of the river Moyar. Mudumalai means the ancient hill variety. Mudumalai Wildlife Sanctuary is located in the Nilgiri Hills at a height of 1000 m. Mudumalai, denotation old hills is not only one of the first wildlife sanctuaries in the country other than also one of the most attractive.
Mudumalai Wildlife Sanctuary is a one of the famous traveler
place in our South India Tours. The Mudumalai Wildlife Sanctuary was the initial Wildlife set aside in South India. An extraordinary characteristic of this Park is its terrain, which is extremely varied, with hills, ravines, valleys and swamps. Smooth the vegetation is fairly varied. The Wildlife sanctuary has one of the main elephant populations in the country. Other animals to be establish in this National Park are, tigers and leopards, chital, panther Gaur, Banner, Macaque, ordinary langur, Sloth Bear, Python, Otter,
Crocodiles barking deer, Four Horned Antelope, giant flying squirrel, Sambar, Hyena, Wild Dog, Wild Boar, Mouse Deer, Spotted Deer, Porcupine, Jackal, Hare, and Mongoose.The Birds that can be seen at this National Park are, peacock, gray jungle fowl, the shama, the magpie-robin, the red spur fowl, the gray partridge quails, malabar grey hornbill, bulbuls, goggle eyed plover, Malabar screech thrush, spotted babbler, small green barbet, green
pigeons, the brown dove, mynahs, etc. Throughout the summer, the deciduous trees shed their green leaves and adopt a floral garb while the arrival of the monsoons hails fruits and tender greens.
pigeons, the brown dove, mynahs, etc. Throughout the summer, the deciduous trees shed their green leaves and adopt a floral garb while the arrival of the monsoons hails fruits and tender greens.
Ooty Mudumalai Wildlife Sanctuary best time to visit this National Park is starting February to June. If you are holidaying in Ooty, then do take a tour of Mudumalai Wildlife Sanctuary, which would add additional excitement and diversity to your holiday experience in Tamil Nadu. Tour to Ooty Mudumalai is a must while you are on a tour from Nagarhole as it is a place worth a visit. Pleasure trip from Mudumalai Sanctuary are another interesting thing to do on a trip to Nagarhole.
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