One of the highest plunge waterfalls in India, cascading from a height of 830 feet (253 meters).
Known as the 'Cherrapunji of South India', famous for its rainforests and sunsets.
Home to the magnificent Ikkeri Aghoreshwara Temple, an architectural gem and former capital of the Keladi Nayakas in Shimoga.
A scenic mountain village in Shimoga known for its natural beauty and trekking trails.
A scenic riverside village on Sharavathi River banks with ancient temples, now easily accessible via newly constructed bridge.
An important town in Shimoga region, gateway to many Western Ghats attractions.
The cultural heart of Malenadu, famous for temples, culture, and gateway to Western Ghats.
A scenic mountain range in the Western Ghats perfect for trekking and wildlife enthusiasts.
A sacred town on the banks of River Tunga, known for its ancient temples and spiritual vibes.
Coffee land of Karnataka, filled with hills, estates, and pleasant weather.
A mystical mountain peak in Chikmagalur known for its caves and spiritual legends.
A hidden waterfall nestled in the coffee plantations of Kemmanagundi.
The 'Scotland of India', a picturesque hill station known for coffee, cardamom, and emerald landscapes.
A scenic hill station with beautiful gardens, viewpoints, and a perfect base for exploring the Western Ghats.
A forested peak in northern Kodagu, known for a challenging trek and Western Ghats views.
Karnataka's highest peak, with a summit shrine, dramatic hill views, and trekking access near Chikkamagaluru.
A quiet adventure destination on the Sharavathi backwaters near Linganamakki Reservoir, known for supervised water activities.
A Western Ghats peak in Shivamogga district, combining forest trekking, expansive views, and the Sarvajna Peetha shrine.
A Karnataka Forest Department elephant camp on the Tunga River, near Shivamogga.
A forested hill fort near Thirthahalli, with Keladi Nayaka-era remains, temples, and wide Sahyadri views.
A Malnad pilgrimage village known for Sri Annapoorneshwari Temple amid the evergreen hills near Kalasa.
An eco-tourism base in the Bhadra Tiger Reserve, known for forest stays and wildlife-focused experiences.
A popular waterfall near Madikeri, reached through the green coffee and cardamom country of Kodagu.
A highland viewpoint in Kodagu, overlooking grasslands and the Pushpagiri forest landscape.
