Hyderabad Shocker: 20-Foot Giant Python Spotted at KBR National Park, Visitors Left Amazed
Many visitors recorded the rare sight on their mobile phones, and videos of the giant python quickly began circulating on social media, attracting widespread attention.
Hyderabad: Morning walkers at Kasu Brahmananda Reddy (KBR) National Park in Banjara Hills were left stunned on Saturday after a giant 20-foot-long python was spotted crossing one of the park’s walking tracks.
According to eyewitnesses, the massive reptile emerged from the park’s forested area during the early morning hours when hundreds of visitors were out for their regular walks. The python moved slowly across the track, taking several minutes to make its way through, while onlookers watched from a safe distance.
Many visitors recorded the rare sight on their mobile phones, and videos of the giant python quickly began circulating on social media, attracting widespread attention.
Fortunately, no injuries or untoward incidents were reported. The snake calmly crossed the path and disappeared back into the dense vegetation without posing any threat to visitors.
Wildlife experts say the sighting highlights the rich biodiversity of KBR National Park, one of Hyderabad’s most important urban forests. The park is home to a wide variety of birds, reptiles and other wildlife, and occasional sightings of wild animals are considered a sign of a healthy and well-preserved ecosystem.
Forest officials have urged the public to remain calm if they encounter wild animals inside the park or in nearby forest areas. Visitors are advised to maintain a safe distance, avoid provoking or attempting to capture the animal, and immediately inform the park authorities or the Forest Department.
The incident serves as a reminder that KBR National Park is not only a popular destination for fitness enthusiasts and nature lovers but also a vital natural habitat that supports Hyderabad’s diverse wildlife.
