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A tryst with Bandipur’s wildlife with photographer Kalyan Chakraborty
Nestled within the towering Western Ghats, Bandipur Tiger Reserve is one of the most picturesque bastions that are home to tigers in India. It also recently celebrated 50 years as a Project Tiger Reserve. Once the private hunting grounds of former Maharajas, this reserve in Karnataka is now a safe haven for the endangered tiger as well as the Asiatic wild elephant.
Situated at the foothills of the Nilgiris, Bandipur offers refuge to over 200 species of birds and animals such as rock pythons, jackals, muggers, and four-horned antelopes. A journey into the heart of this reserve is a bucket-list experience for wildlife enthusiasts and naturalists. Here is a glimpse of what a safari experience in Bandipur Tiger Reserve holds for travellers.
The Master Of Acrobat
Nature In All Its Splendour
Freedom Takes Flight
Bandipur’s Resident Show Stopper
You Might Not See The Tiger, But The Tiger Always Sees You
Three Of A Kind
Centre Of Attention
Dark Romance
Double Trouble
View From A Different Perspective
Lord of Darkness
The Perfect Roadblock
All images have been contributed by photographer Kalyan Chakraborty
