Good thing about this park is a limited no. of vechiles are allowed into the park, thereby causing less interference. The long wait for tickets enabled me to shoot this colourful waste bin.
The Mini bus take the visitor deep into the park,lined up with some exquisite mist laden gardens
Spotting the Thar is not a problem with so many in abundance. They are quite friendly and do not mind crossing the human path. 
The male is called a saddleback, I know not which is this one
And This one-serenely watching the onlookers
At some places they give you a bag to put all wastes and while going back you are supposed to return it to them. A noble way to keep the hills clean.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots of National Park. The Nilgiri Thars so close to humans in any park I am seeing for the first time.
ReplyDeletelovely shots..ive been planning to come to kerala for a while..most forests in south are working hard on zero plastic, which is good
ReplyDeleteGreat pics!
ReplyDeleteI have been there in pre digital days.
The wonderful green carpet. . .
ReplyDeleteThe wild face which is clear-cut and fearless.
The Nature is really beautiful.
Thank you.
ruma
Very beautiful pictures. Specially the first one looks amazing. I have stayed at Kerala for 2 years during my studies and have come across these Nilgiri Thars which are really friendly.
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This animal is found in the western ghats over a wide area.
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