Dandeli, also known as the adventure hub of Karnataka, is famous for being the perfect vacation spot for nature and adventure lovers.  History Dandeli lies on the banks of the River Kali in Northern Karnataka, around 75 km from Hubli. The picturesque town is surrounded by deciduous forests and is known for the variety of […]

Karwar is known as the ‘Kashmir of Karnataka’, and with good reason!  History Karwar lies at the confluence of the River Kali and the Arabian Sea, deriving its name from the nearby village of Kadwad (or Kade Wada, meaning the ‘last area’ in Kannada and Konkani). This beautiful beach city lies on India’s western coast, […]

Kumbalangi (or Kumbalangy) is a culturally-rich, visually stunning quaint island village in Kerala where one can experience the peaceful village life to the hilt.  History Located 12km south of Kochi, Kerala in the Ernakulam district, Kumbalangi is a stunning confluence of vivid colors – the azure backwaters, the viridian palm trees, the wheat-colored sand, and […]

The agrarian eco-village of Kilivarai (or Kilavarai) and the scenic hill station of Kodaikanal (meaning ‘Gift of the forest’ in Tamil) in Tamil Nadu lie in a lush, verdant world where travelers can retreat into for a truly nature-inspired vacation.   History  The unique shola forests make for a stunning backdrop for Kodaikanal, which is […]

Situated on the banks of River Kabini, this forest reserve is a haven for wildlife photographers and bird watchers.  History Kabini is around 80 Kilometers away from Mysore and is 205 Km away from Bengaluru. One of the most popular forest reserves in South India, Kabini is surrounded by lush greenery, tall trees and the […]

Coonoor, a quieter city near Ooty is the second largest hill station of Nilgiris, situated 1850 m above sea level.   History Coonoor the home ground of Toda tribe is bestowed with beautiful landscapes and has a pleasant weather condition all year round, unlike Ooty that can totally freeze during peak winter. The structural face of […]

Kalasa is a holy temple-town located on the banks of Bhadra River, 92 km south-west of Chikkamagaluru in Karnataka.  History The word Kalasa has been adapted from Sanskrit word-Kalash, which means a jug or a pot. It is a small town situated in the Western Ghats, which has been recognized by UNESCO as World Heritage place […]