Into the woods | Bhadra Tiger Reserve | Chikmagalur | Karnataka | Part-1

The sanctuary is named after the Bhadra River, which serves as its lifeline. Commonly referred to as Muthodi Wildlife Sanctuary, after the nearby village, it was designated as a Project Tiger reserve. In addition to tigers, the area is an excellent location for spotting and observing various mammals, reptiles, and over 250 bird species, many of which are unique to the Western Ghats. The state-run Jungle Lodges & Resorts operates the River Tern Lodge, situated on a hillock by the Bhadra reservoir, close to Lakkavali and just adjacent to the northern boundary of the Bhadra Tiger Reserve. Muthodi constitutes the southern portion of the Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary, known for its stunning forest scenery. The sanctuary is also home to the Jagara Giant, the largest teak tree in Karnataka, boasting a girth of 5.1 meters and a height of 32 meters, estimated to be around 400 years old. The Bhadra Tiger Reserve covers approximately 500 square kilometers across the Shivamogga and Chikmagalur districts.

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Insane off-roading adventure with breathtaking views at Bhadra Tiger Reserve! Truly unforgettable!

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