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Tamil Nadu

Mudumalai Tiger Reserve

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January

20.1 - 35.0 ºC

February

21.3 - 35.5 ºC

March

22.5 - 35.8 ºC

April

22.1 - 35.5 ºC

May

22.2 - 35.3 ºC

June

22.0 - 33.4 ºC

July

21.6 - 31.9 ºC

August

21.8 - 31.9 ºC

September

22.3 - 32.8 ºC

October

22.0 - 33.5 ºC

November

22.0 - 34.1 ºC

December

20.4 - 34.9 ºC


Major Airports :

Mysore Airport (MYQ)

Coimbatore International Airport (CIB)

Nearest Railway Station :

Udagamandalam Railway Station

Major Airports :

Mysore Airport (MYQ)

Coimbatore International Airport (CIB)

Pack your bags, embrace adventure, and step into the wild

Imagine the rush of excitement when you venture into a lush green paradise where the air is filled with the calls of birds and the rustling of wild animals! That’s what awaits you at the Mudumalai Tiger Reserve, lying in the foothills of the Nilgiris in Tamil Nadu. This part of the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve, is known for its thriving population of Bengal tigers, and offers you the rare chance to experience the wild up close.

An experience that will linger in your heart

Mudumalai isn’t just about tigers. As you explore its dense forests, you can spot elephants moving through the trees, leopards lurking in the shadows, or herds of chital grazing. The reserve is also home to over 260 species of birds, including the endangered Malabar pied hornbill and vibrant peacocks. Whether it’s a guided safari or a trek along its scenic trails, every moment here shows you the wonders of India’s wild biodiversity.

A photographer’s dream come true

If you love capturing on your lens, Mudumalai Tiger Reserve will leave you awestruck. Picture mist-covered hills, old gigantic trees, and animals roaming free, it’s a canvas painted by nature itself. Early morning safaris are especially magical, as the golden sunlight filters through the forest canopy, revealing scenes that are straight out of a storybook. Don’t forget to bring your binoculars for birdwatching and your camera to immortalise these incredible moments.


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Timings

Opening time - 06:00 AM

Closing time - 06:00 PM

Connect with nature in its purest form

At Mudumalai, there’s so much you can do. Take a thrilling jeep safari to venture deep into the reserve, where every turn promises a new discovery of insects, reptiles, plants and wildlife. Visit the Theppakadu Elephant Camp to learn more about the gentle giants. Trekking and nature walks are perfect to soak in the peace and quiet of the forest, while birdwatching tours offer you a chance to spot many rare bird species.

Explore the surroundings

After you’ve had your fill of the reserve, there are plenty of attractions nearby to visit. Among many other attractions, a drive up to Ooty (Udhagamandalam), just 40 kilometres away, is a great place with its cool climate, sprawling tea gardens, places like the Botanical Gardens and Ooty Lake, and popular restaurants and cafes. You can also visit the Nilgiri Mountain Railway, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, for a fun-filled toy train ride. For a quieter escape, head to the Avalanche Lake and the scenic Coonoor hills. Or then, there’s the beautiful town of Gudalur close by, at the meeting point of the three states of Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Kerala.

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