OT Staff
A hidden gem in Belagavi district, Gokak Falls offers breathtaking views as the Ghataprabha River cascades from 170 feet, resembling Niagara Falls, with colonial-era bridges enhancing its charm.
Located near Chikkaballapur, this 17th-century fort built by Byre Gowda features a seven-level rainwater harvesting system and offers panoramic views of lush landscapes.
Nestled in Uttara Kannada, Sathodi Falls is a serene, offbeat destination surrounded by lush greenery, where multiple streams converge into a pristine pool.
Located near Thirthahalli, this lesser-known fort is perched atop a hill and offers a mix of historical ruins, intricate architecture, and stunning views of the Western Ghats.
Situated near the Sharavathi backwaters, this tranquil hamlet is ideal for water sports enthusiasts, offering kayaking, swimming, and camping amid picturesque settings.
Famed as the "Cherrapunji of the South," Agumbe is rich in biodiversity, home to the King Cobra, and offers spectacular sunset views and trekking trails.
One of the oldest towns in Karnataka, Banavasi is known for its ancient Madhukeshwara Temple, rich history, and cultural significance as the first capital of the Kadamba dynasty.
This unique beach near Kundapura is flanked by the Arabian Sea on one side and the Souparnika River on the other, offering a scenic drive and serene coastal beauty.
A secluded getaway near Kanakapura, Doddamakali is a bird watcher’s paradise, offering river-side camping and lush landscapes teeming with diverse avian species.
Located in Uttara Kannada, the unique limestone formations of Yana Caves, surrounded by dense forests, make it a fascinating destination for trekking and photography.