Unveil Sakleshpur
Sakleshpur is a hidden gem nestled in the Western Ghats, offering a perfect blend of natural beauty and adventure. Staying in a homestay in Sakleshpur allows you to immerse yourself in the local culture and hospitality. Explore lush coffee estates in Sakleshpur, where you can learn about coffee cultivation and enjoy scenic walks. For adventure enthusiasts, trekking trails like Hosahalli Betta and Patla Betta offer breathtaking views and thrilling experiences. Don’t miss the mesmerizing waterfalls such as Mookana Mane Abbi and Mallalli Falls, perfect for a refreshing dip. Whether you're a nature lover or an adventurer, Sakleshpur has something for everyone. Plan your visit and discover the charm of this picturesque town.
10 KMS from tusker valley
This is a small fort/watchtower which is now in ruins. This is approximately 2 kms west of Kaginahare village. The village itself is around 8kms from Hongadahalla village in Sakleshpur Taluk. Kaginahare village is an exit point of the Donigal-Yedakumari railway track trek. It also has a very good view of the surrounding area.The ruins of a fort built by Tippu Sultan, the ruler of Mysore, Kaginahare stands atop a hill that overlooks rolling mountains carpeted with lemongrass and interspersed with palm trees and scattered rocks. The view is to live for.
05 Kms from tusker valley
Lying in a quiet corner amidst the Bisle Reserve Forest, the Mookana Mane Fall is a spot of absolute serenity. Short but broad and pretty, you experience a sense of tranquility as you gaze at its beauty.
25 KMS from tusker valley
At the foothills of the Pushpagiri Mountains in northern Coorg, the Kumaradhara River falls off a cliff nestled amidst splendid greenery to make the Mallalli Fall a picturesque location. The river then continues its course through Kukke Subrahmanya and later joins the Netravati.
7 KMS from tusker valley
The railway segment joining Sakleshpur and the Kukke Subramanya road junction is known as the ‘Green Route’. Located in the Western Ghats, Sakleshpur is a town with bountiful greenery. This route is located along the Hassan and Canara regions of the state of Karnataka.
25 KMS from tusker valley
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. Adjoined by some of the most spectacular rain forests in India, the Bisle Reserve Forest, and with the beautiful Giri River flowing through the valley, Bisle Ghat is a must for nature lovers everywhere.
30 KMS from tusker valley
Built in 1782 by Tipu Sultan as security against infiltrators from Madikeri, this imposing fort stands atop a hill called Anaigudda on the road to Mangalore.
42.1 KMS from tusker valley
If you’re feeling devotional, the twin holy sites of Kukke Subramanya Temple and Dharmasthala are must-visits, being just a one to two hours’ drive.
91 KMS from tusker valley
If you’re feeling devotional, the twin holy sites of Kukke Subramanya Temple and Dharmasthala are must-visits, being just a one to two hours’ drive.
12 KMS from tusker valley
Patla Betta is a gentle rolling mountain range, located on the Bisle Ghat Road at Mankanahalli in the Sakleshpur district of Karnataka. Travelers can explore the beautiful Western Ghat hills nearby. It takes about an hour and a half of leisurely walk to reach the top of this hill. This offbeat spot does not have any motorable roads. You must drive to the base of the hill and hike to the hilltop. Travellers can also hire a Mahindra Jeep or an Open Van/good old pickup that can cruise over the rocky mountain tracks to the top of Patla Betta. The entire journey, for six people, costs 1200 rupees via jeep and 800 rupees via an open van. From the hilltop, you can view three districts of Karnataka – Kodagu, Hassan, and Dakshina Kannada. Patla betta is best known for its beautiful sunrise and sunset.
11 KMS from tusker valley
Ridge point at Mankanahalli near Bisle, this ridge of Bisle Ghat in Sakleshpur divides the rainwater flowing in the region between the Arabian Sea and the Bay of Bengal The fate of each rainfall is decided here. From here, it either ends up in the Arabian Sea or in the Bay of Bengal. This stone, laid by British officers, has inscribed on it the words Arabian Sea, Bay of Bengal and the Ridge. If you travel towards Sakleshpur from Bisle Ghat, you will reach a scenic hamlet called Mankanahalli just 5 km from Bisle.
Discover Tusker Valley, a tranquil escape nestled amidst Sakleshpur's verdant landscapes.
Situated in the heart of Sakleshpur, this serene resort in Sakleshpur offers a peaceful retreat in the Western Ghats, with easy access to popular sightseeing attractions nearby.
No. Sy No.6 and 7, Jedigadde Village, Hethur Hobli, Sakleshpura Taluk, Hassan District. Karnataka – 573123.
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