Magajahalli Falls flows from top of hills and comes down to form a exuberant waterfalls. The rocksides of the waterfalls gives extra glimpse to play around and to capture the photos. Though Magajahalli Falls close to the main road its difficult for first timers to notice since it is covered with thick trees and shrubs.

The “Agni Gudda” or Parvat as you would have guessed by now means “Fiery Mountain” for legendary volcanic activities in this region. This location has been an all-time favorite with the youths from Bangalore for trekking, and outdoor camping. The mountain provides a great view of the surrounding rice terraces and a good spot for

From this point one can see the mountain ranges of 3 districts: Kumara Parvatha (1319 m) of Dakshina Kannada district, Puspha Giri (1712 m) and Dodda Betta (1119 m) of Coorg district and Patta Betta (1112 m) and Enni Kallu (900 m) of Hassan district. The highlight of this point is that the view has

Situated in the heart of western ghats and on Bangalore-Mangalore railway line, Sakleshpur to Yedakumeri railway trek offers a magnificent view of green misty hills, milky waterfalls, dark tunnels and old railway bridges over water streams and deep valleys. A few hours walk and the jungle gets thicker. The flat terrain gives way to hills,

Offering the best of Shola grasslands, semi-evergreen jungles, endemic plant and animal life is Bisle Ghat; yet the path to this extravagant display of Western Ghat wilderness is paved with bad roads. Negotiating your way through the thick fern and bamboo semi-evergreen forests that escort you all the way into Bisle, the 24 kilometer stretch

The Jenukal Gudda is the second highest Peak in Karnataka. Jenukal Gudda offers views of coast of Arabian Sea in Mangalore on clear days. Nestled by thick jungle and coffee estates the site is frequented by enthusiasts interested in trekking activity. Jenukallu gudda is in western ghats and it is the second highest peak in