Mudumalai Wildlife Sanctuary, Bandipur National Park, Karnataka India

Mudumalai wildlife reserve is a continuation of the Bandipur National Park. The river Moyar that flows along the border or Tamil Nadu and Karnataka separates the two. The Mysore Ooty highway runs through the park. The 321 sq. km. reserve is situated in Tamil Nadu.

Mudumalai wildlife reserve was the first sanctuary in south India. The terrain is extremely varied with hills, valleys, ravines, watercourses and swamps. The vegetation comprises of tropical moist deciduous forests, dry deciduous forests and scrub forests. Compared to the nearby reserves, the climate is warmer in Mudumalai..

The Mudumalai Wildlife Sanctuary, lies on the northwestern side of the Nilgiri Hills on the interstate boundaries with Karnataka Mudumalai, which means "first hills", is one of the first wildlife sanctuaries established in India. The sanctuary is divided into 5 ranges - Masinagudi (in Karnataka), Thepakadu, Mudumalai, Kargudi and Nellakota.

Mudumalai National Park is located between the roads from Mysore to Ooty. This route runs for an element of the way beside the banks of the river Moyar. Mudumalai Sanctuary is a one of the famous traveler place in our Tamilnadu Tours. The Mudumalai Wildlife Sanctuary was the initial Wildlife set aside in South India. An extraordinary characteristic of this Park is its terrain, which is extremely varied, with hills, ravines, valleys and swamps. Smooth the vegetation is fairly varied.