5/5 Vallabha S. 8 months ago on Google • 99 reviews
Shukha
Vana
is
quite
a
tourist
attraction
in
Mysuru.
There
are
three
main
attractions
here:
Shukha
Vana
(bird
rehabilitation
centre),
the
Bonsai
Garden
and
the
Vishwam
museum
and
all
of
these
open
at
10
am.
The
Shukha
vana
is
a
bird
rehabilitation
centre
but
really
is
just
another
name
for
a
fancy
zoo
where
birds
are
caged.
The
whole
place
has
a
netted
ceiling.
The
birds
are
allowed
out
of
their
cages
to
fly
freely
in
this
space
once
a
week
on
Wednesday
and
this
place
would
be
closed
to
visitors.
Photography
isn't
allowed
inside
however
they
charge
300
rupees
for
a
photograph
with
a
macaw
on
your
hand.
There
are
varieties
of
Macaws
and
parrots
housed
here
and
many
small
birds
are
left
free
in
the
trees.
There
are
a
few
parrots
that
are
capable
of
speaking
simple
phrases
too!
I'm
not
a
fan
of
commercialising
and
caging
birds
but
it
helps
that
they're
free
once
a
week
in
limited
space.
The
Bonsai
Garden
is
right
next
to
the
Shukha
vana
and
has
a
25
rupee
entrance
fee.
Filled
with
lush
green
grass,
coiled
pathways
and
plenty
of
Bonsai
trees,
this
place
is
very
peaceful
and
the
greenery
is
very
eye
pleasing.
They
have
varieties
of
Bonsais,
a
few
nearly
100
years
old.
Definitely
worth
visiting.
Unlike
Shukha
vana,
you
may
click
pictures
here.
The
Vishwam
museum
is
a
collection
of
items
of
the
Guruji,
both
his
own
and
the
ones
gifted
to
him.
Has
an
entrance
fee
of
60
rupees.
There
are
3
floors
to
this
enormous
museum
and
it's
definitely
one
of
a
kind.
There's
no
theme
here.
You're
likely
to
find
anything
and
everything.
To
name
a
few,
there
are
artifacts
organized
by
their
countries,
scrolls,
music
instruments,
coin
collection,
philately
collection,
precious
stones
and
gems
etc.
Definitely
worth
a
visit
if
you
want
to
see
things
you've
never
seen
before.
The
morning
timings
are
from
10
to
12:30
and
if
you're
quick
on
your
feet,
you
can
visit
all
the
3
places
I
mentioned
above
in
this
time.
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