Nagarahole Tiger Reserve

Nagarahole Tiger Reserve, located in Karnataka, India, is a biodiverse haven spanning around 643 square kilometers. Renowned for its lush forests, diverse fauna, and crucial tiger population, it’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The park’s name, meaning “Snake River” in Kannada, is derived from the serpentine river that winds through it. Home to tigers, elephants, leopards, and numerous bird species, Nagarahole is a vital conservation area at the confluence of nature’s beauty and wildlife preservation.