Fundera park is an iconic place in Yelagiri that is a paradise for bird watchers and nature enthusiasts. This is an aviary and a petting farm where you can find more than 3000 species of exotic birds. Due to the terrain, the ideal way to reach Fundera Park is by a road journey be it either from Bengaluru or Tamil Nadu.
Fundera Park, Yelagiri harbors more than 300 foreign-exotic bird species sheltered not in cages but out in the open reserve. From Macau parrot to ostrich, or the smallest dove in the world, the staff at Fundera is trained to encourage and accommodate the tourists to interact with the birds. Visitors are permitted to feed the birds and hold them as well.
The interaction begins with birds and ends up with petting other farm animals such as guinea pigs, donkeys, cows, rabbits, and iguanas. A small eatery is set up in Fundera for quick snacking. What’s more? This scenic picnic spot offers an herb garden as well as a 7D cinema with a users rated and recommended VR. It is also an ideal picnic destination for family and children.
There are multiple ways through which you can reach Fundera Park from Yelagiri Bus Stand. The distance between the two destinations is only 4 km and can be covered in 8 minutes. The easiest way to cover this distance is via autos. There are multiple auto rickshaws available right outside the bus stand.
However, they are likely to charge you twice the amount, so do not forget to haggle! No buses are commuting between the two, but you can rent a car or bike from places around the bus stand. This will make traveling in and around Yelagiri easier.
Yelagiri is accommodated with a moderate climate throughout the year, making it tourist-friendly all year long. However, the locals do recommend February and November as the best time of the year in Yelagiri.
According to estimations, the maximum migration of foreign birds in India is witnessed in the months of February and November due to their search for food and shelter.
- Location: Mangalam Road, Mangalam, Yelagiri, Tamil Nadu 635853