Safari at Bandipur Tiger Reserve to resume from June 30


Team Udayavani, Jun 30, 2021, 10:49 AM IST

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The safari at Bandipur tiger reserve is being reopened from Wednesday, June 30 as the government relaxed the lockdown norms in Chamrajnagar district.

Owing to lockdown, ticket booking was suspended. But now as Chamarajanagar district is included in Category 1 district, lifting certain curbs, tourism-related activities at Bandipur coming under the district were being resumed, and accordingly, the safari is being restarted for wildlife enthusiasts.

S.R. Natesh, Bandipur Tiger Reserve Director, in a press release said, “All tourism activities will be available online from July 15.”

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