The first sight of what was in store!
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Mindblowing vistas of green meadows - Doesn't it look like Europe?
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Mindblowing vistas of green meadows 2
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Mindblowing vistas of green meadows - 3
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Mindblowing vistas of green meadows - 4
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Mindblowing vistas of green meadows - 5
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The picturesque backwaters of Hemavathi - A huge expanse of water
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The picturesque backwaters of Hemavathi - 2
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The picturesque backwaters of Hemavathi - 3
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The picturesque backwaters of Hemavathi - 4
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The picturesque backwaters of Hemavathi - 5
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Spectacular landscape in the region
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The beast in familiar surroundings!!
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Mist filled road to Bisle
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Spectacular view of Bisle from foothill
It started raining heavily and the road to Bisle turned very foggy. It was also getting
dark and there was no point in driving up the ghat as the valley would have been
covered in mist. We returned back.
What we saw in our short drive looked like a nice trailer, an invitation to go back again. Yes, Sakleshpur, we will definitely come back!
Travel Tips
a) Sakleshpur is at a distance of 220 KMs from Bangalore and is a three and half hour
of pleasant drive. There are many busses from Bangalore to Sakleshpur.
The Bangalore - Mangalore express train stops at Sakleshpur.
b) Stay options - There are limited home stay options in Sakleshpur as well as two
c) What to do - Go for small hikes in forests, drive up Bisle ghat for specatcular
views of Western ghats, Visit historic Manjarabad fort, Visit famous temple of
Kukke Subramanya, mountain biking, angling etc
d) One can comfortably combine Sakleshpur with Coorg as the road from
Sakleshpur to Coorg has lovely landscapes and road condition is good.
Useful links
Bisle Ghat - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bisle
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Labels: Lovely meadows, Monsoon, Sakleshpur