Top Things to do in Chikkamagaluru District
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10 Waterfalls in Chikkamagaluru District That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Chikkamagaluru District, India including Hebbe Falls, Hanuman Gundi Falls, Sirimane Falls, Kadambi Falls, Jhari Waterfalls, Jhari or Dabdabe Falls, Shankar Falls, Shanti Falls, Honnammana Halla Waterfalls, Kalhatti Falls.
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1. Hebbe Falls
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 207 reviews
Reviewed By Mountaintrekkersam - Bengaluru, India
Pristine glory, thanks to the restrictions associated with a tiger reserve. Clean and green surroundings, no garbage. The ride on the jeep (only few recognised jeeps allowed) was quite an experience as the road is not surfaced. (purposely I think to avoid too many visitors) Not for weak at heart, mind or body. I am still nursing a bad neck as I rode in the rear of the jeep. This is one place which has remained unchanged even after 45 years. Highly recommend spending at least an hour (if the jeep driver obliges) sitting under the water. It was heavenly!
2. Hanuman Gundi Falls
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By shivrajsnegi - Mumbai, India
Day 3 Kurinjaal Trek (10 hrs to cover) (Permission to be taken at Mala Forest check post immediately after Bajagoli. OR Hanumangundi Water Fall Ganga Moola Hill Varaha Thiratha Kadambi Falls Green Spot Lakya Dam Lake View Point Kudremukh Peak Trek (4 hrs, 16 kms) Permits can be obtained from Kuduremukha town, at the Reserve Forest Office, opposite the Police Station. It costs Rs200 for the permit and Rs75 as trekking fees, with which they shall arrange a trekking guide if there's a group of people. The Office is also a good place to gather information about the trek to the peak and accommodation facilities Bavikonda Kalchukki Trek (Mullodi Village/Samse VIllage) (6 hrs to cover) (100 kms from Manipal) Day 4 Leave for Mangalore Kadri Manjunatha Temple (10th century temple) Sultan Battery Kateel Durgaparmeshwari Temple (temple on a river island) (30 kms) Moodbidri (1000 pillar jain temple) (40 kms ) Leave for Bangalore (7 hrs from Moodbidri)
3. Sirimane Falls
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 81 reviews
Reviewed By chirakusuma
We visited In february 2020 and had a great experience. I dont think its open now.There is no KSRTC bus facility to reach Sirimane waterfalls, but there is a bus to Kigga which you can board from Sringeri and then you can walk 5 kms, but this is not quite opted. Hiring a private vehicle(4 wheeler,again 2 wheeler not suggested) from Sringeri for to and fro is the best option suggested by locals too as the road to watefalls is kind of deserted and not very smooth. Our hotel receptionist guided us in right way and after visiting Sringeri Sharadamba temple we headed to Sirimane waterfalls.water was not deep and was pretty safe for non-swimmers
4. Kadambi Falls
5. Jhari Waterfalls
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 165 reviews
Reviewed By AjeyaK4
You need to go near Kuteera homestay inorder to see the scenic beauty.If you are willing to go there by walk you need to walk some 3.5-4km on a dusty road for about 35 min or you can book a Jeep ride of cost 600Rs for 6 members.Instead you can go with bikes.Condition of dusty road is completely bad.Your energy get's completely exhaust if you go by walk.
6. Jhari or Dabdabe Falls
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By nyusual - Bengaluru, India
After you survive the Jeep drive from the road to the falls, you will be grateful not just for getting a glimpse of this falls. Falls are located on a private property and hence the jeeps are the only way to get there. A two way fare costs a fixed price and collected before the journey starts. It's a dry and dusty ride but definitely worth it. Keep the place clean and leave no trace behind.
7. Shankar Falls
8. Shanti Falls
9. Honnammana Halla Waterfalls
10. Kalhatti Falls
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 101 reviews
Reviewed By Lakshmi32viju - Bengaluru, India
It is an experience by itself to take a bath here. Natural water gushing from the stones makes you crave for it. There is a stone bench where you can sit and enjoy the natural shower.
