Shuka Vana, the renowned parrot sanctuary located at Ganapati Ashrama in Mysuru, has been temporarily closed to the public. The decision was made to facilitate essential maintenance work and to ensure the well-being of the birds residing there.
Reason for Closure
The management of Ganapati Ashrama announced that the closure is necessary for carrying out repairs and upgrades to the sanctuary's infrastructure. Additionally, the move aims to provide a stress-free environment for the parrots, which are known for their vibrant colors and melodious calls.
According to officials, the sanctuary will remain closed until further notice. Visitors who had planned trips are advised to check for updates before visiting.
About Shuka Vana
Shuka Vana, meaning 'Parrot Forest' in Sanskrit, is a unique attraction that houses hundreds of parrots of various species. It is part of the larger Ganapati Ashrama complex, which is a spiritual and cultural center dedicated to Lord Ganesha. The sanctuary has been a popular spot for nature lovers and bird enthusiasts, offering a serene environment where parrots fly freely.
The temporary closure has disappointed many regular visitors, but the management assures that the measures are for the long-term benefit of the birds and the facility.
For further details, visitors can contact the ashrama's administration office.
