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Tucked away in the lush hills of Karnataka’s Kodagu district, Mallalli Falls is a hidden gem that offers an unforgettable escape into nature. Cascading from the Kumaradhara River, the waterfall plunges from a height of over 200 feet, creating a breathtaking spectacle, especially during the monsoon season when the surrounding greenery comes alive. The sight of the white water tumbling down ru...
Tucked away in the picturesque hills of Kodagu, Karnataka, the Harangi Reservoir is a peaceful and lesser-known retreat that offers a perfect escape into nature. Built across the Harangi River, a tributary of the Cauvery, this reservoir not only supports irrigation but also enchants visitors with its calm waters, lush surroundings, and tranquil ambience. The dam, located near Kushalnagar, becomes...
Nestled in the lush landscapes of Karnataka's Kodagu district, the Golden Temple—also known as Namdroling Monastery—is a breathtaking blend of Tibetan culture and serene natural beauty. Located in Bylakuppe, one of the largest Tibetan settlements in South India, this sacred site is a peaceful haven that attracts tourists, spiritual seekers, and photography enthusiasts alike. As you st...
Kote Betta, located in the scenic Kodagu district of Karnataka, is a trekking destination that promises adventure and breathtaking views. This relatively lesser-known spot is famous for its lush greenery, serene landscapes, and a rich cultural history that attracts trekking enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. The trek to Kote Betta is an exciting journey that combines a challenging uphill climb w...
Nestled in the lush Brahmagiri Hills of Karnataka’s Kodagu district lies Talakaveri, the revered birthplace of the River Kaveri. At an altitude of around 1,276 meters above sea level, this serene and spiritual site holds deep cultural and religious significance for the people of southern India, particularly in Karnataka and Tamil Nadu, where the river is considered a lifeline. A small spring...
