An excursion day around Bangalore- Part 1 While going to Nandi Hill I had noticed a few locations which were missed by me under popularity of Nandi Hill. It is not only to blame Nandi Hill but partly our busy life and some laziness responsible for this. I was on a weekend trip to explore some historical […]
koodlu Theertha ( Sita Falls) Falls- A glimpse of Western Ghats
This will always be a special trip for me, Sita falls. First few months into college Sita falls was our first trip from college back in 2010. We had no clue as to how far it was or how to go.All we knew was the name .But then when you have a bunch to 20 […]
Agumbe-Trekking in Cherapunji of South India
Agumbe, a UNESCO World Heritage , lies in the West coastal region of South India (Shimoga District) part of Western Ghats Sahayadri mountain range. It is a small village, population just above 500, located in Shimoga district, Thirthahalli taluk in the Malnad region of Karnataka, India. It is called “The Cherrapunji of the South” as it gets second […]
Visit to Maratha Traditional Statue Village Model
Visit to Maratha Traditional Statue Village Model While returning from Pratapgad Fort, in Jaavali, Maharastra I saw a Board Shivakalin Khedegaon- A traditional Statue Museum. It is just 2 KM from the base of Fort hill. Located at Pratapgad Machi, Taluk Mahabaleshwar, Distt Satara. Asked driver to stop and I went to see this village. […]
Jog Falls, Shivamogga, Ikkeri, Gajanur – A nature’s home
Jog Falls, Shivamogga, Ikkeri, Gajanur – A nature’s home Shivamogga district is at the banks of river Tunga. Shivamogga town is at a distance of 280Kms from Bengaluru (Karnataka State Capital). Shivamogga is a small quite town more like Mysore only smaller .Residing at Malnad […]
Mahabaleshwar and Panchgani – In Monsoon
Mahabaleshwar and Panchgani – In Monsoon I had a plan to visit the Ozar Temple, lenyadri caves, Shivneri fort (birth of Shivaji) and Chakan Fort, Mahabaleshwar, Raigad, Pratapgad fort in one single trip. The plan proved to be well feasible as Day1 spots were in one line, […]
