Kerala Tours - Muthanga Wildlife

The Muthanga National Park is a well-liked wildlife sanctuary located on the Kerala hills and offers a natural environment to a large number of wild animals. As you go on wildlife tours to the kerala Muthanga Wildlife sanctuary you will see tiny colorful butterflies flitting on sweet flowers and attractive shrubs.

The Muthanga National Park is situated over an area of 344 square kilometers and is home to wildlife such as Gaur, sloth bears, sambhar, elephants, reptiles, tigers, spotted deer, monkeys, panthers, jungle cats, civet cats, wild dogs, bison, lizards, bears, wild pigs, leopards and additional animals. The ideal time to go on wildlife tours to the flourishing Muthanga National Park in Kerala is during the months of June to October.

The Kerala wildlife sanctuary at Muthanga is located close to the Karnataka edge at a distance of 16 kilometers east of Sultan Bather. It is the most abode of wild animals in Malabar and the second major wildlife sanctuary in Kerala with a natural habitat to a great number of wild animals and for few birds. An easiest method to travel around the sanctuary is an elephant ride which can be arranged by the Forest Department.

Kerala Muthanga wildlife tours are filled of rich range located in the shadow area of Western Ghats and surrounded by the mountains and hills, lakes and rivers, shoreline and backwaters. The wildlife sanctuary tours of Kerala offers a benefit to the tourists to travel around the flora and fauna of Kerala at close quarters from the road with no venturing deep into the tropical forest.

The vegetation in the damp sanctuary forest contains lesser stretches of swamps, teak forests, bamboo and tall grass. This area hosts some rare herbs and medicinal plants with its plentiful and diverse flora. It is give with lush green forests and rich wildlife. The flora of Kerala Muthanga wildlife sanctuary includes deciduous and evergreen forests.