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No. 5978 · India · South Asia

Mudumalai National Park

11.58°N 76.55°E · 1,266 m

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Overview

Mudumalai National Park in Tamil Nadu is one of India's oldest wildlife sanctuaries, part of the larger Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve. The park is renowned for its population of elephants, Bengal tigers, peacocks, spotted deer, and numerous other species.

Budget Travel · Day Trips · Nature · Trekking · Wildlife

Before you go

Accommodation

Budget stays available from ₹750-2500. Jungle Home includes meals. Forest department dormitory at Kargudi offers basic options.

Environment

Nilgiris district is a plastic-free zone. Do not feed wildlife—disrupts ecosystem and causes human-animal conflict.

Safety

Bengal tigers and bull elephants are dangerous near Masinagudi. Never trek alone; always use local guides. Mosquito repellent essential.

Transport

NH-67 connects Mudumalai; nearest city is Gudalur 3 km away. Ooty is 35 km via winding roads with dangerous curves.

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