An Adventure in Parambikulam | Part - 3 | Wildlife Sightings and Trekking

This is the 3rd part of the vlog about my visit to Parambikulam Tiger reserve in kerala. In this vlog we got to see lot of wildlife at Night and we were lucky to see a bear from the Tree hut as well. We went for a short hike in the morning where we could witness a lot of bird calls and animal activities.
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[@ahsreekrishnanayalur2797]

You should go to nelliyampathy hills an extension of parambikulam reserve forest especially during the rains.

[@Shreyas.Ranganath]

Yes, need to plan there....

[@holiya6558]

Sir ur just awesome cool videos mainly so soft

[@WildlifestoriesbyShinupranavam]

Nice and informative video...Expecting more Wildlife videos sir ...The message is clear “Save the Nature “.❤

[@Shreyas.Ranganath]

Thanks 🙂.... would love to do more wildlife videos .....

[@dkstraveldiary9427]

Nice which torch is that sir suggest good torch specially for forest

[@Shreyas.Ranganath]

I had a powerful bright light torch, but it wasn't working, so used another backup torch, and that was sort of ok.

[@sujathah.j5580]

Sir, pl mention the cost of tree house, nd your island nd how to book. It will b of help to anxious nature lovers who want to visit. Nd mention mo th nd year of your visit. Try to make video in kannada, let our kannadigas too enjoy

[@Shreyas.Ranganath]

Details of stay and booking are provided in the description.

[@sagnikwildtracker5552]

This series is nice ..may I know when you have visited?? Does the rain hampers the trek if we plan in September.. If you help me with this information would be helpful

[@Shreyas.Ranganath]

Thanks 🙂 I visited in the
Last week of June. As long as you don't go in heavy rains it should be fine. It was drizzling when we went as well.

[@manish.a.s6813]

Sir Please do videos in kannada. U can and you will reach with more subscribers much love ❤

[@Shreyas.Ranganath]

Thanks, understand your point and I have thought about it. Actually I tried doing a couple of them in kannada, and only reason I do in English is since I want to reach out to more people.

[@sushmasharma5557]

Your all blogs fantastic....

[@Shreyas.Ranganath]

Thank you 🙂

[@kannansrinivasan1358]

Amazing video again 👏

[@Shreyas.Ranganath]

Thank you 🙂🙏

[@rakeshcj3773]

Have u went in car or bike?

[@Shreyas.Ranganath]

Car ..

[@sumannayaka3146]

Sir why you are not uploading videos its been one month😢 i am waiting please upload as soon as possible

[@Shreyas.Ranganath]

Sorry about that, got caught up with a lot of things, and am planning some rides soon. Hopefully will upload in a couple of weeks. Thanks for checking 🙏🙂

[@sumannayaka3146]

Sir from last past three I covered almost all videos without skipping such a wonderful youtuber hatsoff to you

[@sumannayaka3146]

Week*

[@Shreyas.Ranganath]

Thats great to know, Thanks a lot 🙂🙏 I hope I can do even better videos.

[@vishwanathhn7846]

Thank you immensely for taking us on such a wonderful journey to Parambikulam through your camera lens,we feel proud of you.Enjoyed viewing all the 3 episodes.👍👍👍🙏

[@Shreyas.Ranganath]

Thanks for watching the episodes Sir 🙂🙏

[@ChanduPanther]

Great sir..., amazing place.... thanks for showing to us...., as i can't afford the Stay there.😂...

[@kishorekumar4416]

It's afford to stay . You can book a room in tented niche that costs 8000 for three persons . Includes food trek safari .

[@Shreyas.Ranganath]

Thanks 🙂👍

[@ChanduPanther]

@@kishorekumar4416 than it seems to cheaper compared to jungle ledges...
Thank you for the information sir.

[@SarfarazNawaz-b2e]

Beautiful wilderness parambikulam, last year stayed in tented niche one day and night heard deear alarm loud calls. I am Sarfaraz Nawaz from madurai

[@SarfarazNawaz-b2e]

Your nature and Indian wildlife forest videos are amazing Mr. Sheryaz. God bless continue ever yr great works. By Sarfaraz Nawaz

[@ojas3464]

🐅🐯👍Thanks @Shreyas.Ranganath for walking us through memory lanes of what Anderson, Corbett et al. may have witnessed decades ago!
I do not know any local languages; Did you get a Kannadiga guide? Or a Malayali?
How wide and deep are elephant trenches? Are there a National Standards regulating them?
Don't leopards also score there talons, and scratch for marking, sharpening, and cleaning to rid of scraps of meat to avoid attracting flies? Were you able to compare and contrast between them with tigers'?
Thanks again and continue your good journeys☺

[@Shreyas.Ranganath]

Thanks ojas. 🙂 we got a Malayali guide who could speak Tamil. My friend knew a little Tamil so we managed. Elephant trenches look around 8 feet wide and 10 feet deep i guess, am not sure of regulations. And right, leopards also do that, but these marks were more wider and prominent, and as per guide it was done by a Tiger, also coupled with lot of claw marks on the trees nearby, it was sort of most likely done by a Tiger.