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get prepared to indulge in some wildlife adventure. Indira Gandhi National
Park in Tamil Nadu possesses a stupendous variety of flora and fauna.
The national park covers 118.08 sq. km. of area in Annamalai hills,
Tamil Nadu. The wildlife reserve has been named after Prime Minister
Indira Gandhi (1917 - 1984). Travel to Indira Gandhi National Park Tamil
Nadu in between the months of October to March.
Clothed with tropical deciduous, semi-evergreen and evergreen forests,
Indira Gandhi National Park in Tamil Nadu beckons eco-tourists and nature
lovers. The wildlife reserve harbors some of the rare and unique plantlife
such as Combretum Ovalifolium, Dispyros nilagrica, Habebarai reriflora
(Orchid), Alsophila sp., Impaliens Elegans, Ranunculus reniformis, Osmundra
Regulis, etc. Learn more about various types of plants on your wildlife
tour to Indira Gandhi National Park in Tamil Nadu.
With luxuriant species of flora and fauna, Indira Gandhi National Park
in Tamil Nadu will make your wildlife tour more adventurous. Inhabitants
of the wildlife reserve are elephant, tiger, panther, wild boar, sloth
bear, mouse deer, barking deer, sambhar, spotted deer, Nilgiri Tahr,
porcupine, pangolin, civet cat, langur and Malabar giant squirrel. As
you travel to Indira Gandhi National Park Tamil Nadu, you will also
see a rich avifaunal species, such as whistling thrush, black-headed
oriole, racquet tailed drongo, rufus wood pecker, paradise fly-catcher,
Malabar pied hornbill and black eagle.
On your wildlife tour to Indira Gandhi National Park, enjoy trekking,
nature walk, bird watching, animal viewing, elephant ride, jeep safari
and nature and wildlife photography. The reserve offers jeep and elephant
rides on rent. Indira Gandhi National Park is 75 km from Coimbatore
airport and 35 km from Pollachi railway station.
India Tour Guides offers online information and booking for wildlife
tours to Indira Gandhi National Park in Tamil Nadu, India. To book a
tour or for more information, please fill up the form below
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