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About Bannerghatta National Park
Bannerghatta Biological Park lies south of Bengaluru where the city gives way to the forested landscape of the Eastern Ghats edge. The visitor complex includes a zoo, safari zones and butterfly-focused attractions, while the wider Bannerghatta landscape is important for wildlife movement, especially elephants.
For families, it is Bengaluru's most accessible organised wildlife outing; for nature-minded visitors, it is also an introduction to the ecological pressures and conservation importance of the city's southern forest corridor.
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Getting there
How to Reach Bannerghatta National Park
Bannerghatta is south of Bengaluru on Bannerghatta Road. BMTC buses, taxis and private vehicles are the main options; allow substantial buffer time for city traffic.
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