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Yagachi Watersports

Yagachi Water Sports is set in the backwaters of the Yagachi
Dam located in Belur and offers an array of watersports.
Watersports Activities offered: Cruise boating, Jet Ski, Bumpy
ride, Banana ride, Kayaking, Water Trampoline, Speed boat.

Belur and Haleebeedu

These 12th century temples with great history and most beautiful carvings all around the temples. Belur was the early capital of the Hoysala Empire. The main attraction in Belur is the Chennakeshava temple complex which contains the Chennakesava Temple (dedicated to Chennakeshava, meaning handsome Vishnu) as the centre piece, surrounded by the Kappe Chennigraya temple built by Shantaladevi, queen of king Vishnuvardhana. It is said that Shantaladevi herself danced in front of the main shrine during its installation and her dance inspired the poses of the figurines on the temple walls.

Hirekolale Lake

Surrounded by the beauty of mountains in the Western Ghats, Hirekolale Lake is one of the most wonderful places to visit in Chikmagalur. This beautiful man-made lake is awe-striking for every spectator in Chikmagalur and must not be missed while visiting Chikmagalur tourist places. It was built as a source to supply water for drinking and irrigation purposes to the town of Chikmagalur. The lake is encompassed by gorgeous surroundings and offers a serene retreat for people coming along with friends and family wishing to have a great time.

Sakleshpur

Pandavara Gudda

This ancient temple is said to be over 600 years old. It is atop a hill and overlooks the entire valley. Stand there and get mesmerized by the glorious views of the hills in the Western Ghats and the valley and wonder how someone thought of building a temple here. God Byreshwara seems to stand guard over the entire valley. There is a nice motorable road, though steep, leading to the temple. One can also climb up to the temple through steps that have been built.

Manjarabad Fort

Manjarabad fort is one of the main tourist attraction of sakleshpur. The fort is reputed to have been constructed by Tippu Sultan, the ruler of Mysore as a strategic defensive location as it commands the approach to the plateau beyond Sakleshpur from the coast. The climb to the top is pretty ok with 500 odd steps. The fort provides great views of the valley from the top.

Magajahalli Waterfalls

Magajahalli Waterfalls is also called as Abbi Falls. If you listen carefully as you drive past, you will hear the gurgling sound of a waterfall. If you climb down into the underbush, you will a very nice waterfall cascading for about 20 feet in its glory. If you happen to be there immediately after the monsoon season, the rush of water will be at its peak. Watch out for the slippery stones, but this could be a nice picnic spot if you want to take a short break.

Ettina Bhuja

Ettina Bhuja peak, which resembles the shoulders of an ox.Its an hillock which stands tall at 3000 feet from the sea level. You can find the twin trekking sites of Ettina Bhuja and Amedikal. Although the latter is more sought after by seasoned trekkers, it is Ettina Bhuja that has recently been frequented by a host of amateurs and first-timers. The main reasons behind its prominence are mainly because of its relatively easy access.

Jenukal Gudda

To capture the most enchanting views of the Western Ghats on a trip to Sakleshpur, Jenukal Gudda is one of the most notable places to add to your bucket list. It is flocked by tourists who are interested in trekking and challenge their spirits for an adventure. It is surrounded by thick evergreen forests and many coffee and tea plantations that makes it just a haven for nature lovers to retreat in a serene landscape. Along with a panoramic view of the various hill blanketed with verdant greenery.

Bisle forest

The meeting point of the mountain ranges of three districts – Dakshina Kannada, Coorg and Hassan, Bisle Ghat is a natural link between Pushpagiri and Kudremukh
billed as one of the top biodiverse hotspots in the world is a must visit place for all nature lovers. The beauty spot at Bisle is an awe inspiring sight. Distance -30km. Travelling via Bisle Ghat gives you a thrilling experience. The stretch passes through the reserve forest. You can see and enjoy many waterfalls (especially during rainy season) you can also enjoy by seeing peacocks, monkeys, deer's and snakes.It is a trekker delight to visit Kumara Parvatha.

HASSAN

Shravanabelagola

Scout to be 1000’s year old, the 57 feet tall statue of Gommateshvara Bahubali at Shravanabelagola is considered to be the world’s tallest Monolithic Sculpture which is carved out of a single granite rock and stands on the top of a hill.

Shettihalli Church

The Shettihalli church was constructed in 1860 by French missionaries. This Gothic styled church was built on the scenic banks of Hemavathi river in Hassan and served as a religious worship center for the wealthy British estate owners. It is said that along with mortar and bricks, a mixture of jaggery and eggs were used to build the Rosary Church. During monsoons, the entire church is submerged in water and once the water recedes, the church can be seen in its full glory.

Chikmagalur

Mullayanagiri Peak

Set off for a trek to Mullayanagiri a majestic mountain located in the Western Ghats. Mullayanagiri is the highest peak in Karnataka, sitting at 6,330 feet in the Chikmagalur taluk and the trek and the jungle trails will encourage you to bond with fellow trekkers and is perfect for team building and camaraderie.

Muthodi Wildlife

Muthodi Wildlife Sanctuaryis the other name for Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary. There are more than 120 species of trees found here. The flora, fauna and wildlife of this place is diverse and abundant. More than 250 species of birds are found here which a delight is for the bird lovers. Reptiles also are a part of this place and one might come across snakes, lizards and crocodiles while in a safari drive here. The main wildlife attraction here is tigers and elephants.

Rafting in Bhadra River

Put your adrenaline skills to the test at the gushing waters of River Bhadra, Chikkamagalur district and head for an exciting white water rafting and trekking in the exotic and pristine rivers of Chikmaglur! Make your weekend more interesting and add a spice of adventure with exciting activities such as rafting, camping and trekking! River rafting in Chikmagalur has gained popularity among several travellers and trekking enthusiasts, so why get lost in the crowd? Head on for an amazing and unique experience!

Hebbe Falls

Known as one of the most exotic places to visit in Chikmagalur, Hebbe Falls offers a rejuvenating escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. With an enthralling view, Hebbe Falls is believed to have sacred herbs in its waters that can cure diseases. A dip in the waters at Hebbe Falls is always considered the most refreshing activity here. It is surrounded by the beauty of verdant forests and coffee plantations and makes for a serene trip. The waterfall can be reached after a scenic ride through the picturesque road from Chikmagalur.

Coffee Museum

Hop on to witness the journey of your favourite beverage right from the plantations to the delicious cuppa that you enjoy every day at Coffee Museum in Chikmagalur. One of the most intriguing places to visit in Chikmagalur, Coffee Museum and offers an interesting depiction of the history, processes and varieties of coffee. The museum uses exciting ways to narrate the story of coffee like movies, songs and interesting visuals and the friendly staff gives the tourists all the information about the displays here. It is surrounded by an exquisite scenery of coffee plantations.

Kalhatti Falls

The Kalhatti Falls is where nature wraps you in its charm... The surrounding regions of the falls are revitalizing. It makes for a refreshing round of nature walks. You are in nature’s most verdant backyard. Located near Kemmanagundi, the Kalhatti Falls have all the blessings of nature.

You visit this place to make a pilgrimage of relaxation and fun. This is the best place for such activities amongst places to visit in Chikmagalur. There is a small temple in the vicinity. This temple is sandwiched in the waterfalls. The temple has idols and stone structures.

Kudremukh Trekking

The name Kuduremukha literally means 'horse-face' (Kannada) and refers to a particularly picturesque view of a side of the mountain that resembles a horse's face. Known as a paradise of trekkers, the peak offers plenty of mind-blowing sights in the surrounding including the captivating sunset. Tie your shoelaces tight before you trek through the thick forests, green meadows, water streams and valleys.