Entry to Karanji Lake Nature Park to cost more
The Hindu
The revised fee to come into effect from March 1
Entry to the Karanji Lake Nature Park (KLNP), one of the tourist attractions here, will cost more as the ticket fare has been revised after a gap of nearly one year. Citing increase in operational cost of the facility which is under the control of Mysuru zoo, the entry fees have been hiked by ₹10.
The entry fee has been revised from ₹40 to ₹50 for adults and from ₹20 to ₹25 for children. Also, the combo entry fee to the Mysuru zoo and the KLNP has been revised from ₹120 to ₹130 for adults. The combo ticket fare for children is ₹70. The revised entry fees are coming into effect from March 1, according to the zoo authorities.
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