Karnataka Adventure
Experience
a whole new world of excitement called "
Karnatrekking" High
spirits Slips into your sneakers, lug on your trek-sack and get ready for some
non-stop excitement. The hills are all waiting patiently, to be conquered.
The Kodachadri Range in Shimoga District, Kumaraparvath inDakshina Kannada,
Mullayangiri of the Baba Budan Range, Brahmagiri, Jenukallubetta near Sakleshpur,
B.R. Hills, Nandi Hills and Male Mahadeshwar Hills are all fascinating spots,
with all the makings of a perfect holiday 60 kms from Karwar is Yana, famous
for its unique rock formations. It is also a varourits rock-climbing haunt.
The wild. And winsome.
Tadiyendamol, the tallest peak in Kodagu, is another trekker's paradise.
From the peak you can view the distant Arabian Sea and the spellbinding beauty
of Kodagu all around.
Kudremuch, the second highest peak in the Western Ghats, stands proudly
amidst thick evergreen forests. Just 3-4 days of trekking and camping, and you'll
discover how close you've grown tothis captivating place. To reach this range,
you will need at least 8-10 hours of trekking from the nearest road head.
Trekking
With its lush tropical forests, hills and dales, caves and cascades, roaring
rivers and gurgling streams and flora and fauna, Karnataka is a trekker’s
paradise. Trekking trails are mostly located in the Ghat districts of Uttara
and Dakshina Kannada, Shimoga, Chikmagalur, Hassan and Kodagu. Try railway-track
trekking through the spectacular Western Ghats between the towns of Donigal
and Kukke Subramanya. This unique activity lets you savour natural beauty while
watching trains thunder by. Die-hard trekkers can explore the coastline on foot
via the enchanting Golden Trek from Karwar to Gokarna.
Rock Climbing
The craggy wilderness around Ramnagar, 50 kms. from Bangalore on the Bangalore-Mysore
highway, is a climber’s delight. If you can supplement your love of adventure
with some time, there are other rock climbing options around the city; Bangalore
and its neighbouring areas are fortified by interesting rock formations at places
like Savanadurga, Kabbaldurga, Tumkur, Turahalli and Kanakpura. Yana, famous
for its unique formation, is also a favourite rock-climbing haunt.
Angling
The Mahseer, Asia’s premier sporting fish and prize catch of all committed
anglers, is the pride and joy of the Cauvery. Here, intrepid anglers wait day
and night in anticipation of their catch. At the Cauvery Fishing Camp run by
Jungle Lodges and Resorts, avid fishing enthusiasts and nature lovers can soak
in the tranquil environs and also grab a whiff of adventure. Besides the thrill
of fishing, there are other activities like trekking, river rafting and coracle
riding.
Other
Water Sports
Honnemaradu, a haven for water sports, is tucked amidst the lush greenery of
the Western Ghats along the expansive Sharavati backwaters near Sagar. Match
your wits against the water with activities like coracling, canoeing, kayaking
and windsurfing. The stretches of surf between Gokarna and Karwar are perfect
for water sports. Surf the waves at Marawanthe beach or visit Devbagh for scuba
diving and a taste of underwater action.
Aerosports
Hang-gliding is a truly Zen experience. To experience the exhilaration and euphoria
of parajumping, head for Nandi Hills. The beautiful airstrip set in 1 sq. kms.
of tall wild-grass close to Bangalore’s Hebbal Lake is the focus of aerosports
like parasailing and microlight flying.
White Water Rafting
Experience the thrills of white water rafting on some unpredictable stretches
of the Kali river at Dandeli - an experience so far unavailable this side of
the Ganga. Kemphole is another popular destination for white water enthusiasts.
Sitanadi (near Agumbe) and Netravati are also favourite white water rafting
spots. The azure waters of the Cauvery also provide for some great river rafting.
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