Sakleshpura the "Switzerland of Karnataka"

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Discover Sakleshpur: Karnataka's Hidden Gem


Explore coffee plantations, trekking trails, and historical forts


Escape to the serene hills of Sakleshpur, a hidden gem nestled in the Western Ghats of Karnataka. This 3 day itinerary invites you to immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of rolling coffee plantations, trek through verdant landscapes, and explore the rich history woven into the region's majestic forts. 

 Prepare to be captivated by the tranquility of nature and the charm of this quaint hill station as we embark on an unforgettable journey through Sakleshpur.

Banglore-> Shakleshpura -> Belur -> Halebeedu -> Banglore


Day 1:

We all started from Banglore to Shakleshpura around 5AM

Couple of stops for Snacks and Breakfast at Outer Banglore.

we have reached our "Moogli Cottage Stay"



Taken some rest and started to roam, firstly we thought of visiting Waterfalls

Magajahhalli Abbi Falls











and we started to Visit famous, Manjarabad Fort, the steps are bit high to climb when you are exhausted for the day












At last we thought of cooking our selves at our Home stay and have to end day with Camp fire










Day 2

Started early morning with some view points



Later day we went to Kukke Subramanya Temple

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Followed with Beautiful circuit via Bisle Ghat

Terrible scenic routes to try for a ride.







Shakleshpura Temple at evening

we had shopping in City and ended out day


Day 3

Started to return by seeing few places on the way




So picked nearyby Belur Channakeshava Temple




at reached our last place of our trip Halebeedu  Hoysalesvara temple




Finally after reaching Bengaluru, our favorite Meghana biryani before departing.

Having a great time this journey comes to end !!!!


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