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Best time to visit Bannerghatta National Park

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Opening time of Bannerghatta National Park

All days of the week except Tuesday 9:30 AM - 5:00 PM (Zoo) 10:00 AM - 4:30 PM Grand Safari (Tiger Lion Bear & Herbivore safari) 9:30 AM - 5:00 PM (Butterfly Park) 9:30 AM - 5:00 PM (Boating)

Things to do at Bannerghatta National Park

Zoo, a planted Aquarium, Snake House, Butterfly Enclosure

Budget

80 per person for adults (Zoo) 40 per person for children aged between 6 and 12 years (Zoo) 50 per person for senior citizens 60 years and above (Zoo) 260 per person for adults (Grand Safari) 130 per person for children (Grand Safari) 150 per person for senior citizens (Grand Safari) 30 per person for adults (Butterfly Park) 20 per person for children and senior citizens (Butterfly Park) 400 per adult Foreigners (Non-SAARC countries) 300 per child Foreigners (Non-SAARC countries) 60 per person 30 mins (Boating trip and hiring) 500 per adult and senior citizen for AC Bus (Special Trips for Safari) 300 per child for AC Bus (Special Trips for Safari) 2,500 per trip for Jeep Service (Special Trips for Safari) 25 per still camera 200 per video camera

Best months to visit Bannerghatta National Park

All year

Traveller Type

Families

Rank

17 out of 274 attractions in Bangalore

Bannerghatta National Park

Bannerghatta Road, Bannerghatta, Bengaluru (Bangalore)

The Bannerghatta National Park in Bangalore was established in 1971. It is a very famous tourist destination with a zoo, a planted Aquarium, Snake House, Butterfly Enclosure and a small pet corner. The Bannerghatta National Park also has ancient temples which are still worshipped by the tourists coming to the park. The park is spread over a large area of 22 kilometers, which encloses six villages within its boundary. The very popular Suvarnamukhi stream runs through the park which is said to have magical curative properties in it. A part of the Bannerghatta National Park has been has been declared as a Biological Reserve for the conservation of rare species like Indian tigers and lions. The Bannerghatta National Park is the first biological park in India in which Elephants can roam around in an area of 122 acres without any chains, as because the whole forest has been fenced and has been designed by the elephant behavior expert Carol Buckley.