10 km away from Kemmanagundi is the Kalhatti Falls, which begins at the top of the Chandradrona hill and also goes by the names Kalahasti Falls or Kallathigiri Falls. The water from the captivating fall, cascading down from a height of 122 metres, blends harmoniously with the picturesque area of Kemmanagundi…. Continue reading
Nagarhole National Park, a 247 square-mile park in Karnataka, has an astonishing abundance of wildlife including large mammals such as tiger, leopard, wild elephant, dhole (Indian wild dog), and gaur (Indian bison). Other species present are chital spotted deer, muntjac (barking deer), mouse deer, four-horned antelope, wild boar, sloth bear,… Continue reading
10 km away from Kemmanagundi is the Kalhatti Falls, which begins at the top of the Chandradrona hill and also goes by the names Kalahasti Falls or Kallathigiri Falls. The water from the captivating fall, cascading down from a height of 122 metres, environment in the According to many locals… Continue reading
Nagarhole National Park, a 247 square-mile park in Karnataka, has an astonishing abundance of wildlife including large mammals such as tiger, leopard, wild elephant, dhole (Indian wild dog), and gaur (Indian bison). Other species present are chital spotted deer, muntjac (barking deer), mouse deer, four-horned antelope, wild boar, sloth bear,… Continue reading
A trip to Coorg is never quite complete without a trip till Talakaveri. While the beautiful landscape of Coorg and the sprawling coffee plantations evoke much awe in the tourists, a trip to Talakaveri is quite the cherry on the icing, for those particularly spiritually inclined. The Talakaveri is the… Continue reading
Built in the Chalukya architectural style, the Bhavani Shankara temple of Hubli is a fine representation of the sculptural prowess prevalent during those times. The inner sanctum contains an image of Narayana. It is surrounded by carvings representing the Dashavathara or the Ten Incarnations of God. Ancient literature also refers… Continue reading
A drive up north along the coastal road to Maravanthe, 50 kms from Udupi, is the unique seaside town, where NH-17 cruises along with Arabian Sea on one side and the Sauparnika River on the other against a mountainous background of the Kodachadri Hills. The highway bordered on either side… Continue reading
At a distance of 10 km from Shimoga, en-route to Sagar Lions, Tigers and other animals are often found roaming around in the deep forests freely. The Lion-Tiger Safari started way back in 1988 is an ideal picnic spot. The safari is spread . Continue reading
The Shivappanaika Palace Museum is located in the very hub of Shimoga City, on the banks of Tunga River. The palace was built by Keladi ruler, Shivappa Nayaka during the 16th century. The palace is a product of architectural magnificence and is built entirely of rosewood. Continue reading
One destination which shows off the architectural splendour of Shimoga the best is the Sacred Heart Church of Shimoga. The church of the Catholics, the Sacred Heart Church of Shimoga is said to be the second largest church in India. Continue reading