Bannerghatta National Park: A home to the Wild, the Fierce and the Majestic

As one of the fastest growing cosmopolitan cities of Asia, Bangalore is home to some of the industrial giants of the world. A breeding ground for scientific establishments and the IT industry this city thrives under sheer willpower. It is very rarely that a city has the power to motivate and attract a traveler to settle down on tour. The pride of Bangalore is this magnetic attraction that offers a haven to a wondering soul who soon finds this glorious land of green a home. Often referred to as the “Silicon Valley” Bangalore is now a world famous metropolis that exports software and professionals of software to the world.

On the outskirts of this city, on a journey into the hills is one of the richest natural, animal reserves. The Bannerghatta National Park has a Lion and Tiger reserve that is home to Indian tigers especially the white tiger. For those who fancy the creepy, crawly part of wildlife the reptile park and theatre is another addition. A great day at the park would often be rewarded by sightings of elephants, wild boar, fox, three striped palm squirrel, cheetah, porcupine, muntjac and a large myriad of a diverse avian population.

The very first of India’s Butterfly parks emerged here. Spread across seven and a half acres this park is home to many different species of butterflies. With an audio visual room, a museum, a conservatory and a habitat set in a tropical environment with artificial waterfalls and foliage that are known to be favourites, butterfly migrants are continuously attracted here.

At the end of a good wildlife spotting day, when the need to relax within the comfort and serenity of four walls beckons, the Ista Hotel Bangalore will be that ideal place. A Bangalore hotel that offers real Asian warmth and true Indian hospitality. It is not just about being one of the Bangalore luxury hotels, for renaissance, it’s about the art of care and hospitality to top off a great day and a great experience.

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