Brahmagiri Wild Life Sanctuary , part of Western Ghats is located in Kodagu district of Karnataka.
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The eastern point of the sanctuary almost merges with Nagarhole National Park, only a narrow stretch of coffee plantation is between these two.
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The sanctuary is named after Brahmagiri peak here whose height is 1607 m. Average temperature of this place varies from 5 degrees to 32 degrees.
The vegetation which can be found at Brahmagiri Wild Life Sanctuary Coorg
• Evergreen and Semi Evergreen Forest
• Bamboos with Bambusa bamboo are most predominant
Some of the animals found Brahmagiri Wild Life Sanctuary Coorg are
• Nilgiri Langur
• Slender Loris
• Malabar Giant Squirrel
• Nilgiri marten
• Lion Tailed macaque
• Bonnet macaque
• Giant Flying Squirrel
• Sloth bear
• Barking Deer and many more
• Slender Loris
• Malabar Giant Squirrel
• Nilgiri marten
• Lion Tailed macaque
• Bonnet macaque
• Giant Flying Squirrel
• Sloth bear
• Barking Deer and many more
You need to come here to see an array of flora and fauna at Brahmagiri Wild Life Sanctuary Coorg . Come here between October-May
Nearest airport is Bangalore airport . There are two routes by rail and road . One is Bangalore-Mysore by rail/road and then to Honsur Gonikappa Sanctuary.
Another one is Mangalore- Madikeri Virarajendrapet sanctuary
PLACES TO VISIT IN KODAGU DISTRICT
Abbey Falls
Abbey Falls also called as Abbi falls is just 5 km from Madikeri. Here the Madikeri or Muttaramutta stream naturally falls from a precipice at a height of 70 feet in between huge boulders to a rocky valley. The British called Abbey falls as the Jessy waterfalls in memory of Jessy the daughter of Madikeri's first chaplain. During the monsoon season the water flow is very high. Abbey falls is well known picnic spot. The best time to visit Abbey falls is early winter when the monsoons have brought plenty of water.
Bylakuppe Tibetan Settlement
Bylakuppe Tibetan Settlement Bylakuppe is the largest Tibetan settlement in India located near Kushalanagar in Kodagu district. The settlement set up in 1960 holds a several monasteries and temples of all major Vajrayana (Indo-Tibetan Buddhist) lineages.
Omkareswara Temple
The omkareshwara temple was built by Lingarajendra II in 1820. This temple is built in Indo- Saracenic style of architecture with a dome on the roof and minarets at the four corners. The Linga was brought from Kashi.
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