5 attractions in Wildlife (back)

Dating back to the 18th century, the Lal Bagh Botanical Garden is one of the most significant landmarks of Bangalore city. Home of more than 1500 plant species, it was built by King Tipu Sultan. The king created a huge plant nursery comprising of diverse floral species from all across the world. Apart from Cubbon Park, this place is the only natural complex preserving rare and exotic plants. Spread across an area of 240 acres, the garden consists of various exhibits such as the Bonzai garden, Rose garden and Lotus garden. An elegant glasshouse built-in 1890 organizes flower shows which still take place during Independence Day and Republic Day week. The garden has a unique set of the irrigation system with lush lawns and fountains. A paradise for all the bird watchers, the garden also houses a 3,000 million-year-old peninsular gneissic rock which was used as a Watchtower by Kempe Gowda II

Awarded as one of the best zoo in the world by the British Government, the Darjeeling Zoo, officially known as the Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoological Park is truly heaven on earth. Perched at the height of 7,000 feet, it is home to some exotic and endangered species on the planet. Over 200 species of plants and animals are a part of this place. Snow leopards, Red pandas and Himalayan wolfs are most popular attractions of the zoo.

Awarded as one of the best zoo in the world by the British Government, the Darjeeling Zoo, officially known as the Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoological Park is truly heaven on earth. Perched at the height of 7,000 feet, it is home to some exotic and endangered species on the planet. Snow leopards, Red pandas and Himalayan wolfs are most popular attractions of the zoo.

Umed Gardens in Jodhpur is one of the well known lavish scenes of the imperial city. Spread on a zone of 82 sections of land, the renowned garden was created by Maharaja Umed Singh. The wonderful garden has five separate sections. A stroll in the rich environs is invigorating and this is one of the famous tourist spots of the regal state. 

The verdant magnificence is owed to its green gardens with excellent roses and prepared blossoms. Additionally inside the nurseries, is a gallery, transcending Ashoka trees, imaginatively planned wellsprings, library, and a zoo. 

Emissary Willingdon of the British Raj had initiated the zoo. The zoo is home to Tigers, Lion, zebra, Ostrich and an Emu. Monkeys are likewise observed swinging from trees. A 'Stroll in Aviary' in the zoo was built on the nursery in 1978. The aviary houses various sorts of flying creatures, neighborhoods, ducks, African and Australian parrots. All types of untamed life are kept in normal living spaces. A bear haven is likewise housed here. The untamed life of India is spoken to more or less. 

Youngsters just as grown-ups all the time visit the nursery with equivalent intrigue. The nursery is known to hypnotize individuals with the nature's magnificence in which it flourishes. It is one of the not to miss attractions of Jodhpur.

One of the highest points surrounding the city of Shimla, Kufri is a popular hill station standing at the height of 8923 feet. Offering stunning landscape all around, Kufri is the twin of Shimla with far lesser tourists swarming around the place. Its snow-clad routes provide favorable conditions to practice skiing activities. It majorly attracts tourists due to the presence of Kufri Zoological Park which hosts animals ranging from antelopes, bears, yaks and the state bird species of the Himalayan Mongol. Trekking is a popular activity to reach its peak which is also called as Mashru peak.

Founded by Indian-American Herpetologist in 1976, it majorly contributed to the revival of the endangered and depleted Crocodile population. The CrocBank has more than 2500 animals which include 14 species of crocodiles, 10 species of turtles, 3 species of snakes, and 1 species of lizard. Among the crocodiles, the most prominent ones are the Mugger Crocodile, the Salt Water Crocodile and the Gharials. One of the largest crocodile breeding centers in the world, it houses the Centre For Herpetogy which aims at promoting the study of Reptiles and other related species. It is also famous for its largest venom-extracting center in the country which employs the local tribe of Irula Snake Catchers. The bank regularly organizes field trips, special camps and educational exhibits from children of schools and colleges. A popular place to visit, it annually gets a footfall of more than 400,000 visitors.

The Crocodile Bank is one of the major tourist attractions in Mahabalipuram. Here you will come across a wide variety of reptilian species that are capable enough to put you in awe. Spread across an area of 8.5 acres, this breeding center started an just a small pond and a few crocodiles.