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Catering to the needs of all kinds of travelers, Thrillophilia’s Sakleshpur packages are well curated keeping in mind all the aspects of this holiday destination. Sakleshpur, the lesser-known of a hill station has wonderful stories of ancient forts and temples that take you back in time. It has resorts that act as perfect staycation properties, allowing tourists to indulge in their time of relaxation, staying close to nature, sipping a cup of tea, and enjoy their time of doing absolutely nothing in peace and serenity.

The hill station is nestled amidst the stunning landscapes of the western ghats and finely preserves its natural beauty, keeping itself away from the tourist trap. Here, tourists can choose to visit the temples, forts, and the ones inclined towards adventure activities can take up a trek to Ombattu Gudda or go railway bridge trekking. Sakleshpur holiday packages by Thrilliophilia cover all these key elements while leaving great scope for enthusiasts to explore and discover the region, its flora, and fauna and other cultural aspects, on their own. Sakleshpur sees the majority of its visitors from Bangalore, which is located at a mere distance of 222 kilometers.

Sakleshpur trip from Bangalore is convenient to carry out by the road as well as by train. Thus, this place acts as one of the favourite getaway destinations for Bangaloreans. Similarly, it is also a fond pick for folks of Mangalore, as the hill station is located on Bangalore-Mangalore highway. Having said that, Sakleshpur is gradually grabbing the attention of people from not just South India but the whole of India. Moreover, little do people know that Sakleshpur is listed as one of the 18 most diverse spots, serving home to numerous types of flora and fauna. So who is up for a trip to Sakleshpur already?

Places To Visit In Sakleshpur Tour

4. Betta Byraveshwara: This temple is another 600-years old temple that is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is popular for its scenic beauty. Situated at the peak of a hill in the majestic Western Ghats, it presents a calm ambience and a spectacular vista of the valley.
Admirers of mythology are drawn to the temple because of its association with the Pandavas. It is believed that they stayed here for a short duration. Adventure enthusiasts enjoy the trek to the top of the Pandavar Gudda hill.

Location: Near Mekanagadde, On Pandavar Gudda Hill, Sakleshpur, Karnataka, approximately 37 km from the Sakleshpur bus stand.
Timing: 8:30am to 10pm.

5. Shettihalli Rosary Church: This 1860 heritage structure is a splendid instance of gothic style or construction. The church was abandoned after the Hemavati Dam and reservoir was erected. The uniqueness of this building is that it remains submerged in water for most of the year.
Thus known as the floating church. However, tourists can approach it in small circular boats called coracles even though they can enter the actual grounds only when the water recedes in the summer. The ruins of this heritage building create a mystic ambience that is worth an exploration.

Location: Shettihalli village, 45 km from Sakleshpur.
Timing: 6am to 7pm.

6. Hemavati Dam and Reservoir: Also known as ‘Gorur Dam’ this majestic structure offers a magnificent sight when the water from the Hemavati River reservoir gushes down through six radial spillway gates. Surrounded by verdant greenery, the site is a popular tourist spot.
You can enjoy a peaceful picnic with your loved ones in the garden constructed on the banks of the river. The premises are clean and well maintained. An early-morning trip offers an engaging encounter with water birds visiting the reservoir. You can also visit the ancient Para Vasudeva and Yoga Narasimha temples located near the dam.

Location: 66 km from the Sakleshpur bus stop.
Timing: 8am to 6pm.

7. Hadlu Waterfalls: A spot of rich biodiversity, this waterfall is a sought-after trekking destination among tourists. After an invigorating hike through prolific vegetation and fragrant coffee plantations, you can reach the surging waters of Hadlu Falls.
On the way, you can catch glimpses of the multihued local avifauna. The waterfall cascades through six stages and the extraordinary landscape around provide a breathtaking view. Even if you do not enjoy trekking, you can drive to this spot in a car and indulge in a thrilling dip in the icy waters.

Location: 2km from Sakleshpur.
Timing: 7am to 5:30pm.

8. Temple of Halebid and Belur: Belur and Halebid are twin cities that must be included in Sakleshpur tour packages. The towns are homes to the treasures of Hoysala temple architecture. Built from the soft stone called chloritic schist, the temple walls could be carved into intricate details.
The outcome, reminiscent of ivory and sandalwood carvings, is comparable to the artistry of Khajuraho Temples. The temples are also engineering marvels, constructed using locking systems like gridlocks and pin and socket systems that give an uninterrupted appearance to distinct structures.

Location: Belur is located about 37 km away from Sakleshpur. Halebid is 16km away from Belur and is approximately at a distance of 50 km from Sakleshpur.
Timing: Belur: 7:30am to 8pm, Hoysaleswara Temple Halebid: 6:30am to 9pm.

Best Things To Do In Sakleshpur Tour

1. Trekking on Jenukal Gudda Hill: The second highest peak in Karnataka, Jenukal Gudda or Jenukallu Gudda offers the most enchanting sunset views on Sakleshpur tour packages. The mountain is also known as ‘honey stone mountain’, and the trek to its summit extends for around 8 km.

Location: 40 km from Sakleshpur.

2. Hike to Agni Gudda Hill: Sakleshwar is famous for its diverse trekking trails and Agni Gudda is one such ‘trekkers delight’. Named as ‘Agni Gudda’ or the ‘Fiery Mountain’ due to its volcanic nature, the 3 km long trek from Agani Village is sure to inflame your exploratory spirit.
The activity requires moderate skills and is thus extremely popular. On the way, you can enjoy the mesmeric beauty of fertile green paddy fields and pastures that offer a welcome respite from grey cityscapes. You can camp on the summit to experience astonishing vistas of the unpolluted night sky or visit Manjarabad Fort.

Location: 25km from Sakleshpur bus stand.

3. Watersports at the River Hemavathi: Extremely popular among Sakleshpur tour packages are kayaking tours. Flowing through Sakleshpur, the beautiful River Hemavathi offers several spots for enjoying boating activities. Water sports enthusiasts can indulge in the thrill of kayaking.
Others can glide along the smooth waters in a banana boat. You can also dive into the river for an energizing swim. Several areas along the river provide opportunities for adventure sports like rope crossing over mangrove forests. Riverside homestays offer the unique experience of staying in tents by the river.

Location: Eastern part of Sakleshpur, about 83.6 km from the city.

4. Visiting the Manjehalli Waterfalls: Monsoons inject a new lease of life to the roaring waters of the 20-ft high Manjehalli Falls. Located in the foothills of the densely forested Pushpagiri Mountains, the soul-stirring tranquillity of this area is out of this world.
Also known as Abbi Gundi Falls, the site can be reached through a short but delightful 1-km stroll through Manjehalli Village offering peaceful green views of coffee cultivation fields. At the site, you can enjoy a half-day picnic or stay on at the camping facilities close to the falls. Guards on patrol ensure adequate security in the region.

Location: 8km from Sakleshpur.
Timing: 6am to 5:30pm.

5. Cycling at Bisle Ghat: If you are a cycling aficionado, you are sure to enjoy testing your endurance along the Western Ghats in the Bisle Village. After scaling the taxing uphill portion of the track, the gathering speed downhill gets your adrenaline rushing.
On your cycling tour booked from the various Sakleshpur tour packages, you can head over to the renowned Bisle viewpoint. Here, the entrancing vision of the three ranges Dodda Betta, Kumara Parvatha, and Pushpa Giri with the Giri River snaking across the valley will leave you spellbound. You can also explore parts of the biodiversity hotspot Bisle Reserve Forest and encounter the local fauna like peacocks and spotted deer.

Location: Bisle Ghat, 55km from Sakleshpur.

6. Adventure Camping: Dotted with roaring waterfalls and lined with lavish green plantations, this town is ideal for enjoying the fresh air and open nature through a camp stay. At the campsite, you can enjoy the bonhomie with your campmates on musical nights beside bonfires.
Games like mod volleyball, football and cricket provide hours of fun. Trekking, rope skywalk and stream walks are some other activities that you can try out at the adventure camps. Otherwise, you can challenge your friends to a round of indoor games like carrom or chess. Delicious meals are served at the campsites as well.

Location: Hanbal, Sakleshpur.

7. Trekking to Ombattu Gudda: A paradise for earnest trekkers, this trail that meanders through thick forests is best explored with a professional guide. From your base camp, you will walk towards the Kabbinale River and revitalize your energy with the awe-inspiring panorama of the mountains from the peak.
The length of the trek is 24 km with many gurgling rivulets cutting across the trail. It ends at Kalasa, and you can come across fascinating wildlife on the path. Trekking related Sakleshpur tour packages arrange for every necessary permit to ensure a hassle-free experience.

Location: Ombattu Gudda, Kabinhole Reserve Forest, 90 km from Sakleshpur bus stand.
Timing: 7am to 5pm.

8. Witnessing the folklores surrounding Kukke Subramanya Temple: This unique temple, dedicated to the Hindu deity Lord Kartikeya or Murugan, is famous for the prayers offered to remove dangers from the snake. You can pay homage to Subramanya, the protector of serpents, in this temple, which is believed to be the Lord’s residence.
Shrines dedicated to Lord Ganesha and Goddess Saraswati are also situated here. You have to cross the Kumaradhara River on your way to the temple, which is believed to be the river where the Lord washed his weapon after killing demons in a war. The natural beauty of the locale is also riveting.

Location: Sullia Taluk, Dakshina Kannada District, Subrahamanya, about 73.8km from Sakleshpur.
Timing: 6:30am to 1:30pm, 3:30pm to 8pm.