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If you want to see something special that saw then you should come to Anamalai tiger reserve. In this article you will know the interesting factors related to Anamalai Wildlife Sanctuary, in the early days, it was known as Indira Gandhi Wildlife Sanctuary or as National Park. The Park is named after former Prime mister of India "Indira Gandhi" who visited this park on 7 Oct. 1961, it is located in the Annamalai Hill of Pollachi, Velparai and Udumalpet Taluks in the Coimbatore district of Tamil Nadu state in India.
If you are planning a tour with your friends or family or if you want to go enjoy your weekend then you go to Anamalai tiger reserve there you will see a new variety of aminals or birds. when you will reach this place you feel very relaxed because the environment or weather of this place is pollution free because there are lots of trees which make it pollution free and give fresh air or if you are an animal lover then you should come 100% because here you will different type of animal like tiger, elephant, panther, jackal, wild dog, Indian fox, jungle cat, wild dog, etc.
The park is home to around 250 different bird species. Cormorants, ducks, teal, darter, partridge, quail, jungle fowl, spurfowl, Indian peafowl, parakeets, hornbills, Asian barbets, drongos, orioles, shrikes, warblers, Old World flycatchers, woodpeckers, leafbird, trogons, kingfishers, storks, egrets, Lesser fish e The near-threatened great Indian hornbill calls it home as well in Anamalai tiger reserve and 15 of the 16 bird species that are unique to the Western Ghats are found there.
the area for tigers is 958.59 sq km and the total area covered by this park is 1479.59 sq km
How you will reach this park?
Although Anamalai Tiger Reserve does not have an airport or a train station it is well connected to many of the nearby major cities and villages. The closest airport and train station are in Coimbatore, and you can take a taxi or use public transportation there to go to Pollachi quickly and cheaply.
The weather at Anamalai Wildlife Sanctuary
there is changing weather if you are going The warmest months of the year are from March to May. Animals looking for water and fresh air may be seen at waterholes. This time of year in Anamalai is ideal for taking photos because it offers vistas of the beautiful green countryside and many wildlife species. Therefore, the best period to photograph nature is from March through May. if you will go in between December to February this is winter time.
