Sunday, 10 December 2017

Shivanasamudra, or Shiva Samudram, is a popular picnic spot situated in the Mandya District of Karnataka. Shivanasamudra, which literally stands for ‘Shiva’s Sea’, is a quaint island town situated on the River Cauvery. 
Being the second largest waterfall in India and the sixteen largest in the world, Shivasamundram Falls are worth visiting for their sheer beauty and refreshing environment that they offer.
This fall is almost 893 meters wide and falls from a height of 320 feet. Its captivating beauty and sheer vastness creates a view which is worth remembering.
Shivasamudra is also known for hosting India’s first hydroelectric project and Asia’s second Hydroelectric power station in India.
The best time to visit Shivanasamudra waterfalls is during the monsoon season that is from June to September as there will be more water in the river Kaveri during this period. If you like to go till the bottom and enjoy the scenic beauty there, it is better to visit during the Winter and Summer season.
How to Reach
By Road
Buses Are Available Till Kollegela, Situated About 15 Km From Shivanasamudra. Regular KSRTC (Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation) And Private Buses For Kollegela Are Available From Mysore, Bangalore And Other Nearby Cities. From There, Tourists Can Hire Auto Rickshaws And Cabs To Reach Shivanasamudra.
By Rail
The Nearest Railway Junction To Shivanasamudra Is Mysore Railway Station, Which Is Situated At A Distance Of About 77 Km. The Railway Station Is Well Connected To All The Major Cities And Towns In India. Travellers Can Hire Taxis And Cabs Or Take Buses To Reach Shivanasamudra From Here.
By Air
Bangalore International Airport Is The Nearest Airport To Shivanasamudra That Is Situated At A Distance Of About 170 Km. This Airport Makes It Convenient For Tourists From European, Asian, American And Middle East Countries To Reach Shivanasamudra. Bangalore International Airport Is Also Connected To Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai And Other Major Cities In India
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Shivanasamudra Falls,Karnataka,India

Location: Shivanasamudra, Karnataka

Friday, 8 December 2017

Sathodi Falls is a wonderful and picturesque rectangular shaped waterfall in the Uttara Kannada region in Yellapur district. The place is less packed with tourists, but indeed a beautiful waterfall to sight. The water falls from a height of 15m and forms a pool beneath. The stream of water contains a jumble of rocks and sometimes impossible to approach Sathodi Falls.
In between the bushes and the rocky terrain, there are small pathways leading to the waterfalls. The water flow is formed by the union of many other rivers that flow to Kallarmane Ghat, in Uttara Kannada region.
The rock formations around the waterfalls form a natural enclosure with the bountiful greenery and the clear and crystal water below. The waterfall has water all-around the year. Being fed by multiple tributaries the waterfall always has water. The water body formed below is ideal for a dip. One can enjoy the cool waters and swim through the clear water. The serene place is ideal for a picnic.
The best time to visit Sathodi waterfall is from November to April.
How to Reach
By Road
Yellapur (32km) is the closest destination to Sathodi Falls. From Bangalore (423 km) one can hire a cab or even take up KSRTC buses to reach Yellapur and from Yellapur tourists can hire an auto or a cab to reach the waterfalls.
By Air
Hubli (68km) is the nearest airport to Yellapur. Hubli is connected to major cities like Bangalore and Mysore. From Hubli, one can hire a taxi or take up a bus to reach Yellapur and then to Sathodi Falls.
By Train
Hubli (68km) is the nearest railway station to Yellapur. From Yellapur one can take up a bus or taxi to reach the waterfall.
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Sathodi Falls,Karnataka,India

Location: Balagar, Karnataka 581337, India

Wednesday, 6 December 2017

Magod Falls is a waterfall located in Karnataka. It is 80 kms from Karwar and 17 kms from the town of Yellapur. It is easily accessible by rail and road from the towns. The river Bedti falls from the height of 200 meters forming the Magod Falls. 
The place is remote with a magnificent view of the falls. You will find a large lake on the way to Magod Falls known as Kavade Kere which has an area of 60 acres. It is an ideal picnic spot with a beautiful view. The fall flows down into a rocky path from the height of 650 feet.
While visiting the Magod Falls, one can also visit the nearby sites like Jenukallugudda (honey rock hillock) and Kavadikere (8 km from Yellapur) which is close to Yellapur and known for the natural beauty of the place.
How to Reach
By Air
The nearest airport is the Hubli Airport.  If you choose to travel via Goa, the Dabolim Airport is around 105 kms away.
By Rail
The nearest railway station is the Yellapur Railway Station. You need to depend on private vehicals to reach the falls from the station.
By Road
Magod has a well-connected road network. It is at a distance of 520 kms from Bangalore, 205 kms from Goa, 90 kms from Hubli, 80 kms from Karwar and 19 kms from Yellapur.
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Magod Falls,Karnataka,India

Location: Magod Falls, Magod falls Road, Magod, Karnataka 581359, India

Monday, 4 December 2017

Known for its bio-diversity and mineral wealth, Kudremukh is located in the Chikmagalur district of Karnataka. In Kannada, Kudremukh means ‘horse’s face’ and the place gets its name from a peak that resembles the face of a horse. 
There are dense forests around the town and wildlife spotting is popular, even though the forest cover makes it difficult to spot animals easily. You need to go deep in the jungle to catch a glimpse of the wildlife. Three vital rivers  Bhadra, Nethravati and Tunga  originate from the region.
The Kudremukh range of mountains was declared a national park in 1987. You need to have prior permission and a licensed guide to trek the summit.
The Kudremukh National Park is the second largest protected region in the Western Ghats that is spread over an area spanning 600 sq km. The region is home to langurs, macaques, barking deer, malabar giant squirrels and chitals. Leopards, tigers, jackals and wild dogs have also been spotted here.
Kudremukh is also known for its natural and scenic beauty, rich wildlife and dense forests. A drive within these forests is often thrilling. Such factors of environment often attract tourists to this place.
How to Reach
By Air
The nearest airport to Kudremukh is Mangalore airport, which is situated 93 km away from Kudremukh. Mangalore airport is connected with the major cities of the country. From Mangalore, you can take a private taxi or bus to Kudremukh
By Road
Kudremukh is well-connected by road with the nearby cities of Mangalore, Bangalore, Chennai, Chikmagalur etc. You can take a KSRTC buses from various cities to Kudremukh.
By Train
Kudremukh does not have its own railway station, the nearest railway station is Mangalore station, which is situated at a distance of 113 km. From Mangalore railway station, a number of taxis and buses are available to Kudremukh.
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Kudremukh,Karnataka,India

Location: Kuduremukha, Karnataka, India

Saturday, 2 December 2017

The mountain peak of Kodachadri forms the picturesque background for the Sri Mookambika Temple of Kollur. Kodachadri lies in the Mookambika Wildlife Sanctuary. The mountain is 1343m tall and is the highest peak in the Shimoga district of Karnataka.
The Kodachadri mountain peak rises from amidst the dense forest and this place is situated in the middle of the Mookambika National Forest in the Shimoga district. It lies about 400 km from Bangalore.
The goddess resides at the peak, which is barren due to frequent and strong winds. Apart from being home to the most endangered flora and fauna, this forest also offers a great trekking track.
Trekking here is fairly difficult, although it is ideal for beginners. Kodachadri is known for its picturesque surroundings and the forest houses Malabar langurs, king cobras, hyenas, bison and pythons.
One of the main reasons why Kodachadri is famous is because it is termed as the Sarvajna Peetha. It is said that the great philosopher Adi Shankaracharya had performed his meditation here.
The ideal time to visit Kodachadri would be around October-March and travelling through jeeps on these rough roads would be the best way to travel. Jeeps will be available for hire from Kollur. During your trip to Kodachadri, though, watch out for leeches as these are a problem in places with thick vegetation.
How to Reach
By Road
To reach Kodachadri, travelers first have to go to Nagodi Village, from where the trekking begins. There are no buses available for this village, so tourists have to go from Bangalore to Shimoga or Udupi. Public transport, such as jeep, taxi, cab and bike, are available from here to travel to the village.
By Train
Kundapura Railway Station is the nearest railhead to Kodachadri, situated at a distance of about 148 km. The railway station is well connected by regular trains to major nearby cities and towns 
By Air
Mangalore International Airport is the nearest domestic and international airport to Kodachadri. Earlier known as the Bajpe Airport, it is situated at a distance of about 166 km from Kodachadri. The flights connect to major Middle East destinations, along with various other destinations
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Kodachadri,Karnataka,India

Location: Kodachadri, Valur, Karnataka 577452
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