Quick Summary:
Bandipur (Karnataka, India), a part of the Nilgiri biosphere, is home to tiger, panther, bear, elephant, bison, barking deer, the rare four horned antelope, sambar, wild dog, and birds such as peacock, jungle fowl, paradise fly catcher, orioles, minivets, partridges and quails....
Eco-tourism is used as a tool for conservation, at Bush Betta, for spreading awareness amongst all the people and the tourists. Part of the income of the resort is ploughed back into the development of the forests and wildlife.

Facilities :
Safaris At Bush Betta, unlike many other wildlife resorts of the nearby area, we take our guests into Bandipur National Park in our own vehicles or on elephants, and offer a wild experience unmatched for its adventure and sheer beauty. (Bush Betta is in agreement with the Forest department- Govt. Of Karnataka to take its guests into the National Park) .
Game viewing: Game viewing on treks and from machans offers tremendous excitement.
Treks: Treks with tribals takes you back to the days of our wild ancestors. Camping* Take your tent and go camp out in the bush with the tribals. Picnics Pack your food, take a tribal and push off into the bush.
Tribal villages: Take a trip to the tribal villages and dance the jungle dance. Outdoor Games Volleyball, ball badminton, jogging, bullock cart rides. Indoor Games Library, T.T., Chess, Carrom, Pictionary Slide shows On wildlife of the area. SatelliteTV in the lobby.

Location :
Road : 80 kms from Mysore.  220 kms from Bangalore.
Taxis are the easiest and the most convenient mode of transport and are easily
available.
Air : Nearest Airport is Bangalore. The nearest airport offering landing facilities for propeller driven aircraft is at Mysore about 73 kms from the Park.
Rail : Regular trains with air-conditioned coaches connect Mysore to Bangalore and Madras. The Shatabdi Express takes less than 2 hours to cover the distance between Bangalore and Mysore.