Kudremukh national park is the second largest wildlife protected area in the western ghats. it is the home for many flora and fauna. You can spot deer and peacocks and an occasional bison here amongst other wild life. A scenic drive from misty peaks, the national park is a must visit on every nature lover’s list. 42 kms
This 400 year old temple is situated on the banks of the river Bhadra. The temple entrance is adorned with beautiful sculptures of Hindu deities and intricate carvings can be found on the ceilings of this temple. It is dedicated to the goddess Annapoorna. the Hindu goddess of food and nourishment. 24 Kms
Situated in the temple town of Sringeri, this 8 th century temple is dedicated to the goddess Saraswati. Located on the banks of the river Tunga, Sringeri town draws a large number of pilgrims to its temples throughout the year. 37 kms
Dharmasthala is known for its Dharmasthala temple which houses the shrine of lord Shiva. The average flow of pilgrims is about 10,000 people a day. The mechanised kitchen provides free food for all pilgrims. A monolithic statue of Bahubali is situated in this town. 87kms
A popular place for day outings, this wildlife sanctuary has been declared a Project Tiger Reserve. It is biodiversity hotspot. The tributataries of the Bhadra river flow through the sanctuary. It is surrounded by scenic hills and steep slopes. The Mullayanagiri peak in the Baba Budanangiri Range is located at the southeast edge of the sanctuary and is the highest peak between the Himalayas and the Nilgiris. 99 kms
An easy day trek up Merthi gudda will help you feel fresh and rejuvenated. It has a cave temple in the middle of the mountain. A breath taking view awaits you at the top. Should definetly be on every adventure lovers list
