Hampi is regarded amongst the topmost rock climbing destinations & bouldering capital of India. This place is visited by the rock climbers from India as well as abroad and offers excellent opportunities in bouldering.
Badami is an ancient town situated in the Bagalkot district of Karnataka. Badami was the Chalukya Dynasty’s capital, which ruled most of peninsular India.
Coorg offers exciting white water rafting facilities, and it is slowly growing into an extreme sport destination
Coorg, which is known for its verdant hills and equable climate, has many popular trekking routes that are popular among the weekend crowd from neighbouring cities.
Anglers and fishing enthusiasts can throw in their line from the banks of the river in the hope to hook species like Ladyfish and Mahaseer. One such famous fishing spots is the Valnur Fishing Camp nestled near Kushalnagar on the banks of the river Cauvery.
Baba Budangiri is one of the highest peaks in Karnataka. Baba Budan was a 17th century Sufi whose shrine is at Baba Budangiri and Dattatreya is an incarnation of Lord Shiva.
Barapole is the least known of Karnataka’s white water rafting destinations. This stretch of river has more than nine Class 2‑Class 4 rapids. Barapole is set on the banks of the Kithu Kakathu River in Coorg.
Antaragange is at a distance of 65 km from Bangalore. Antaragange is at a distance of 2 km from Kolar, which is the base for the trek.
Amedikallu is an important peak of the Charmadi range. Located near Shishila village in Dharmasthala, Amedikallu is best experienced as a two-day trekking exercise.
Agumbe is a renowned hill station in Shimoga with its splendid sunsets and dazzling water streams. It is an ideal destination for holidays or
