The Manjarabad Fort was built by Tipu Sultan in 1792. It is a star-shaped fort with eight walls, surrounded by a deep trench. From the fort, enjoy a panoramic view of the Western Ghats.
Trek through the Green Route, a 56 km stretch of abandoned railway track, between Sakleshpur and Kukke Subramanya. The trail passes through stunning Western Ghats' landscape, bridges, and tunnels.
A popular eatery in Sakleshpur, serving delicious South Indian food at affordable prices. Try their signature dish, Biryani, and filter coffee.
Jenukal Gudda is the second-highest peak in Karnataka, with an altitude of 1,359 meters, offering a stunning view of the Western Ghats. You can trek to the peak, which is a moderate to challenging trek.
The Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary is a protected area and tiger reserve, located amidst Western Ghats. The sanctuary is home to several flora and fauna, including elephants, tigers, leopards, and deer. Take a jeep safari to explore the sanctuary.
The Coffee Museum is an initiative by the Coffee Board of India to promote the coffee industry in India. The museum educates visitors about the history of coffee, the cultivation process, and its impact on the local economy.
Don't miss out on exploring the beautiful tea and coffee plantations in Chikmagalur and Sakleshpur. For adventure enthusiasts, try activities like zip-lining, camping, and rock climbing. You can also plan a day trip to the Belur and Halebid temples, located near Hassan.
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