Pilikula Nisargadhama

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  Pilikula Botanical Garden - beside the Lake
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  Pilikula Botanical Garden - Ducks taking rest
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  Pilikula Botanical Garden - Pine tree
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  Pilikula Botanical Garden - Forest near the Lake
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  Pilikula Botanical Garden - Mussaenda trees near the entrance
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  Pilikula Botanical Garden - Peace Lilies near the entrance
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  Pilikula Botanical Garden - Egrets swimming in the lake
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  Pilikula Botanical Garden - Pedal Boat
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  Pilikula Botanical Garden - Lake and Tree Cover
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  Near the entrance of the Pilikula Botanical Garden
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  Pilikula Botanical Garden - Mini garden beside the lake
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  Pilikula Botanical Garden - Motor boat
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  Pilikula Botanical Garden - Lawn overlooking the lake
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  Pilikula Botanical Garden - Beside the walkway
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  Pilikula Botanical Garden - Walkway and shelters near the lake
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  Pilikula Botanical Garden - Pruned bushes alongside the lights
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  Pilikula Botanical Garden - Geese wandering around the lake
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  Pilikula Botanical Garden - Bougainvillea garden near the lake
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  Pilikula Botanical Garden - Sunflower garden near the lawns
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  Pilikula Botanical Garden - Near the lawn garden

The Pilikula Arboretum (Pilikula Botanical Garden) extends over 35 ha. About 60,000 seedlings belonging to 236 taxa of flowering plants of Western Ghats, spread over 60 families, have been planted randomly as well as family clusters. They include 70 taxa endemic to the Western Ghats region, whose conservation is the arboretum's focus. The arboretum contains not only threatened species but also a few species that had been considered extinct.

The arboretum also includes 6 acres devoted to medicinal plants with more than 460 varieties, often visited by students of botany and Ayurvedic medicine.

Nine aquatic ponds contain plants such as lotus and lilies.

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  Near the entrance of the Pilikula Biological Park in Mangalore
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  Dholes in the theme park
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  Entrance of the Manasa Water Park at Pilikula in Mangalore

On the other side of the road, there is a zoo featuring several wild animals. The animals are not kept in cages but are in the open, with more natural barriers, such as wide trenches or wire mesh, to separate them from visitors. There are tigers, leopards, bears and other wild animals inside the park. There is also a variety of snakes and birds in the zoo.

Adjacent to the zoo is the Manasa Water Park, which is similar to the Water Kingdom in Mumbai.

Pilikula Regional Science Centre was inaugurated on October 2014, with an area of approximately 4000 square metres.[2]

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  Pilikula Regional Science Centre - 1
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  Pilikula Regional Science Centre - 2
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  Pilikula Regional Science Centre - 3
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  Pilikula Regional Science Centre - 4
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  Pilikula Regional Science Centre - 5
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  Pilikula Regional Science Centre - 6

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  Dome of the Swami Vivekananda 3D Planetarium
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  Entrance to Swami Vivekananda Planetarium

Swami Vivekananda Planetarium situated in Pilikula is the 1st and the only 3D Planetarium in India.[3]

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  Pilikula Golf Course

The Pilikula Golf Course is an 18 hole golf course set in an area of 50 acres (20 ha) comprising nine fairways and nine greens, with a total of about 3,131 yards (2,863 m) through hilly terrain. Mid-day weather can be problematic but serious golfers play through it. Popular times of tee-off are usually early in the morning (6:30), and in the evenings after 4:00.

The annual Pilikula Challenge Cup attracts more than 150 golfers from Coorg, Mysore, Chikmagalur, and Bangalore.

The club has over 500 members. A clubhouse inaugurated in December 2010 has 7 rooms, a restaurant, and a bar.[4][5]

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  Pilikula Heritage Village - 1
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  Pilikula Heritage Village - 2
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  Pilikula Heritage Village - 3
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  Pilikula Artisan Village - products sales house

Tulunadu culture is displayed here. Ancient house exhibiting various ancient Tulunad traditions, culture, dance forms, pottery, handicrafts, cuisine etc.