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Kabini River Lodge run by the Karnataka Tourism is a delightful place set on the banks of the river Kabini, dammed to create a large backwaters teeming with bird life. An old hunting lodge of the Maharaja of Mysore, the ethnic resort with colonial style bungalows, cottages and tented accommodation offers a tranquil getaway.

Home to the Indian bison ( locally known as "Gaur"), wild boar, elephants, leopards, chital, barking deer and the occasional tiger, the resort situated on the edge of the Nagarhole Wildlife Sanctuary is also famous for its teeming birdlife. Early morning jeep safaris into the jungle with one of the excellent resident naturalists or a a ride on the river Kabini in a coracle ( a native boat shaped like a round, flat basket ) provides ample opport-unity for wildlife sightings.

A well equipped library stocked with wildlife books and videos provide hours of entertainment and knowledge. Pedal boats are also available to spend lazy afternoons drifting ... the tree stumps protruding from the water provide surrealistic perches for the myriad birds.

 
Location :
 
220 km from Bangalore, 80 km from Mysore.  
Best time to visit :  
October to March. The park is open the year round. Minimum stay recommended - 2 nights.  
Costs :  
USD 110.00 per person per night on a twin-share basis. The good thing about this place is that ther are no "extras," except for your bar bills. The tariff includes boarding, lodging, morning and evening safaris by jeep into the jungle with a naturalist, park and camera fees, coracle and elephant ride and all taxes.  
We can pick you up from the Bangalore airport and transfer you to Kabini and back by a private car.  
 
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
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