Dandeli
Attractions
In this website we have
alredy mentioned few places which is near to dandeli, but still threre are more
places where you can enjoy,relax and do other joyful activites
Here we mentioned with
short descriptions all the places which is nearby Dandeli ,Haliyal,Joida
Ulavi Channabasavanna
Temple
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In the 12th century Channabasavanna traveled from Kalyana to Ulavi before he died. His Samadhi now
is made into a temple. Very close to this holy Samadhi is the Akka Nagalambike
cave named after Nagalambike, Channabasavanna's mother and Basavanna's sister.
The Ulavi jathre or
congregations attracts pilgrims from all over Karnataka as one of the major
community or `panchamsali linjayaths' are large number devoted here visiting
regularly. The 10 day Ulavi jatra attracts lot of piligrims from across the
state.
There are few caves in
Ulavi. One important cave is Vibhooti Kanaja, which means a place where sacred
ash is stored. This is the structure formed by lime stone. There were other
caves like Akka Nagammana gavi and Rudrakshi Mantapa. The last and the main
cave was Akala gavi. As the cave is at a higher position, an iron ladder is
placed to climb. The cave is part of a massive rock formation of several
hundred feet.
Moulangi (Molangi)
Molangi is situated in the
middle of the dense forests of Dandeli. Located amidst large bamboo trees, the
place is an ideal camper’s hideout. Between huge rock formations and steep
cliffs and slopes, River Kali flows. Apart from being a popular picnic spot,
the place is also safe for swimming.
You can spend the entire
day backpacking across the deep dense jungle watching the spiders spin their
webs and fungus grown on tree barks. This place is a popular picnic spot and
also safe for swimming.
Syke’s Point
Syke’s Point is named
after a British engineer who discovered it. It is a breath taking view from
this point where you can see deep valleys, thickly forested hills and the most
enchanting Nagajhari river flowing into the Kali. This is one of the finest
view of the river you can see anywhere in Karnataka. It is lovely to watch the
sunset from here or see the giant horn-bills gliding effortlessly from one side
of the valley to the other.
Shiroli Peak
Shiroli Peak is 25 Kms
from Dandeli inside Dandeli Wildlife Sanctuary. It is the highest point in the
Uttara Kannada region. From here you get a stunning view of the peaks of the
Sahyadri range.
You can reach the summit
either by jeep or by walking up since the peak is within in the sanctuary. You
need permission from the Forest Department to visit it. Shiroli Peak is the
place where your wildlife safari ends.
Diggi (Kali river
birthplace)
River Kali originates in
Diggi(Kushavalli), a small village in
Uttara Kannada District. Dominating the town, the river offers tourists an
opportunity to enjoy boating in the native saucer-shaped coracles made of
bamboo and tanned buffalo hide. Banks of the river abounds with avifauna and
weaverbirds. At the bank, tourists can also find pied kingfishers, egrets and
other birds. White-water rafting in the river between October and March allures
numerous adventure enthusiasts. 
Doodmal and Diggi are thinly populated
beautiful villages. Special highlights of the trip are many small water streams with small
bridges,waterfalls in real untouched beauty of jungle. Animals like
Bison,deer, koyote, sambar and variety of birds may come to say “Hi” to you.
Panoramic view of meadows open up
suddenly while going through deep
jungle.You can visit Tribal village, Dandeli is home to Gowli nomadic
shepherds, the Lambanis and Negroid Siddis.
Kanchikallu Gudda
Kanchikallu Gudda wonderful panoramic view
of deep canyon and calm river surrounded by beautiful valleys.
This is located in reserved forest near Gund village which is 22 km from Chalet. You will have to
walk for about 0.5 km to reach the viewpoint. On the way to to Kanchikal gudda
you will pass by Syntheri rocks and Ulvi road.You will enjoy the driving in
the winding roads of deep jungle.
Kanchikallu Gudda is a
hillock in the forest range of Gund, 30 KMs from Dandeli. The hilltop offers a
fabulous view of the blue and wide Kali river surrounded by chains of hills
with a blanket of green. These trails and destinations are hardly known, which
is why the area has still remained virgin. With the Kali river flowing through
alarge part of Uttara Kannada district, the forests here are teeming with
wildlife. It is not very difficult to trek through seven kilometres to reach
the Gudda.
Dhon holeyar falls
Holeyur Falls Two small
rivers joined together and formed this
waterfalls that is why which is called
Dhon(two) Holeyar(rivers) falls.To reach this falls you have to drive in beautiful nature ,on the way you may spot Bisons, Deers, Fox
,Peacocks and many birds sometime. You have to
park your vehicle near the river and walk 0.5 km to reach the falls after crossing the the river .Here you can play and bath in
the waterfall.Rocks are slippery, so you have to be careful while taking every step.
Nagazari Falls/View Point
This place is just 0.5 km
from Kulgi nature camp. Layers of
valleys one behind the other in different shades gives a spectacular view from the vista
point. One of the beautiful unexplored falls Nagazari Falls is located
nearby.
Kodathalli
Falls
Kodthalli
Falls located near Uluvi,At a couple of
places there are ruins of old fortresses though their history and importance
are not well documented. However, the waterfalls tucked away in the jungle
about five kms from the town is a must-visit. The Channabasava Jalapatha, also
called Kodathalli falls is a 50-ft drop from a stream. The sound of the falls
in the middle of the pristine forest cover is truly refreshing.
Bommanahalli
Reservoir
Bommanahalli
Reservoir is situated in Haliyal taluk of Uttara Kannada District. Built across
the Kali River, this pick-up dam, 2,896 m high and 1,025 m long, has a
catchment area of 1,683 sq km.
Gavala devi temple
Gawala devi Temple,(Near Dandeli Haliyal) is in a
beautiful location on the high elevation. There is a big plain land in front of the temple. A very interesting
thing about this place is that there is a temple pond with sweet water spring on such a high
altitude which will not dry up even in
the summer. More than ten thousand
people visit this temple during annual fair.
Panchalinga Cave
Panchalinga Gavi(Guhe) is a cave deep inside the jungles of Ulavi on the
slopes of Western Ghats of Karnataka. Besides Panchalinga Gavi, there are two
other caves in the vicinity; Aakala Gavi and Vibhuti Gavi. Also there's a fresh
water spring called Chilume Honda.
Terali Gudda
If you
are little adventurous then don’t miss this opportunity!. Especially in the
month of September it will be more beautiful. You can call it flower valley.
But, be prepared to get leach bites.
Kulgi Interpretation
center
Shivaji Fort,Haliyal
Shivaji Fort is situated in the Haliyal taluk
of Uttara Kannada District in Karnataka State. It is at a distance of about 22
km from the town of Dandeli. This is an ancient fort, which is believed to be
built by Chatrapati Shivaji. The structure offers a glimpse of the warring
techniques of those times. Sangolli Rayanna, a legendary king who fought with
the British, also occupied the fort for some time.
Sri Mallikarjuna Temple
Anshi National Park
is located in a pristine part of the Western Ghats and is known for the
richness of its flora and fauna. It is located at a distance of 60 km from
Karwar in Uttar Kannada district. The park spans across an area of 340 sqThis
place boasts of about 197 rare species of birds. Tourists interested in bird
watching activity must visit Anshi National Park in Karnataka as the forest has
a variety of rare bird species. The perfect time for bird watching is in the
spring season when the trees are at full blossom.
It has the rare
distinction of being the only park in Asia where Black Panther is found
naturally. Anshi National Park has a variety of species of mammals and
reptiles. The forest comprises both rain forests and deciduous forests. A huge
array of flora and fauna is found in the Anshi National Park, and it is an
ideal home ground for species such as elephants, tigers, deer, black panthers,
and wild boars. Not only this, there are variety of reptiles in the forest.
Just outside the
south eastern boundary of the Park is the Chenna Basaveshwara Temple, which is
a popular tourist attraction. If one is planning to stay in the park then
unfortunately they will have to change their mind and stay at Dandeli because
accommodation is not possible inside the park. If people want to stay inside
the park, they should plan for trekking as camps are available for trekkers..
km and is believed to be India’s most endangered Wildlife Park.
Dandeli Wildlife Sanctuary
Dandeli is an ideal vacation destination in north
Karnataka for those who love nature. It offers tourists an incomparable mix of
scenic beauty. The modern town on the river is surrounded by deciduous forests
and a renown wildlife habitat where rare animals and birds roam in deep valleys
and hilly terrain.
Located 125 KMS. from Goa and well connected for
international travelers, Dandeli offers white water rafting, night camps,
nature walks, boating, bird watching, tiger and crocodile spotting and angling,
along with picnics, eco-tourism, and trips to nearby caves and temples.
Wildlife enthusiasts will find Dandeli quite appealing
and ultimately fall in love with its abundant wildlife diversity. The Dandeli
Wildlife Sanctuary, in Karnataka offers you the rare glimpse of the Black
Panther. Other inhabitants of this sanctuary include the sambhar, bison and the
Malabar giant squirrel. Don’t be surprised if you see giant iguana, king cobra
and tiger in the dense forests surrounding Dandeli
Kavala Cave
Kavala Caves(Kavala Guhe)
Situated at a distance of 25 km's of from the base camp at Dandeli, the ancient Kavala caves is
a must see’ destination for all visitors
who come to Dandeli. Trek up a thousand steps thousand steps though dense virgin evergreen forests to reach the
caves. Said to be inhabited by humans since
prehistoric times, these limestone caves are today revered as the abode of Lord Shiva-the Hindu god of
Destruction. Crawl into the depths of
the earth through the narrow, winding tunnels, and you will come face to face with an awe- inspiring display of the
earth through the narrow, winding
tunnels, and you will come face to face with awe-inspring display of
the nature’s marvel - a gigantic
“Shivlinga” formed naturally. It is said that
these tunnels go on for miles below, and there are many which no man has
ever ventured into. As you trek back
from the caves, enjoy a breathtaking view of
the river Kali winding through the valley below.
Kodasalli Dam
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Kodasalli
Dam is built across the Kali River (Kalinadi) in Yellapura taluk of Uttara
Kannada district of Karnataka state, India. This dam was built by Karnataka
Power Corporation Limited. This electric power generating station is classified
as hydroelectric power station.
Kadra
dam also situated nearby.
Tattihalla Dam
The Tattihala dam, which is constructed across the
Tatihala river, near Tatwal village in Haliyal Taluk, Uttara Kannada District,
will divert the bulk of the monsoon flows of the river into the Bommanahalli
Pick-up reservoir. TattiHalia dam is one of the beautiful place for nature
lovers.
Syntheri Rock
Syntheri Rock is a 300ft tall monolithic granite
located deep inside the thick Dandeli Wildlife Sanctuary. With the Kaneri River
gushing ferociously by its side, the Synteri Rock is a spectacular Sight. One
can actually see the effect of erosion that has resulted in hollows on this
rock. Thousands Of pigeons have made this rock their home in the innumerable
nooks and crannies, and one can also See the hives of rock bees hanging
precariously from the Kali Wilderness Camp. A jeep ride for about an hour
followed by a walk through the scenic jungle will bring you to this incredibly
beautiful sculpture of nature.
The Sintheri Rock is a
granite monolith of colossal dimensions - about 300 feet high and 400 feet
long.The huge rock, with its multi-coloured face, weathered over thousands of
years, standing tall amidst the greenery of the surrounding forests, by itself
presents a beautiful sight. Add to this a small and beautiful river cascading
past along the bottom of the monolith and what we have is a bewitching
combination of Natural beauty.The sight of it,especially immediately after end
of the monsoon season, is a spectacle to behold, and is sure to remain etched
in one's memory for a long time.
Supa Dam
Supa Dam is built across
Kalinadi (Kannada) or Kali river in state of Karnataka in India. The dam is
situated(supa Ganeshgudidam) in Joida taluk of Uttara Kannada district. The
power house at the foot of the dam has two electricity generators of fifty
megawatt each. The electricity generated is supplied to different parts of
Karnataka. The dam was built by Hindustan Steel Works Construction Limited
(HSCL) and is now operated by Karnataka Power Corporation Limited. The power
house was commissioned in 1985.
Supha Dam (Ganeshgudi Dam,
Karnataka, India)is the second largest dam in the State. This 101 Mtrs high and
332 Mtrs long concrete gravity dam is built across the Kalinadi river in Joida
Taluk of Uttara Kannada District. It has a catchment area of 1057 Sq.Kms and
the live storage capacity is 145 Tmcft. (Thousand Million Cubic Feet). Three
radial gates of size 15 x 10 Mtrs are provided to regulate the flood discharge.
The reservoir has two saddle dams of length 705 Mtrs and 940 Mtrs.
Filling period From June
to November(Best time to visit)
Sunset point at Backwater:It’s
just 5 km from chalet to reach backwaters where Kali water is stored at the back of Supa dam.Make a trip to
backwater in the evening to have memorable sunset beauty.
Castle Rock
Castle Rock, tucked away
in the Western Ghats, is a small village located in the Uttara Kannada’s
district of Karnataka. This town is situated along the state’s border and
shares its boundaries with Goa. Standing tall and at a height of 621 m (2,040
ft), Castle Rock boasts of heavily forested areas, moist tropical deciduous
vegetation and close proximity to the Dandeli Tiger Reserve. The main local
languages spoken here are Konkani and Marathi, with Urdu and English being used
as other mediums of social communication. The economy of the region is
dominated by Manganese mines. For years together, the town has been the
frontier between British-held India and
the Portuguese-held Goa. Here, a meter gauge railway line was used for
connecting the Goan towns of Margao and Vasco with the rest of the country.
This served as the solitary rail link in the state, until the Konkan Railways
started their services in the early 1990s.It was way back in the early-1990s,
that the Indian Railways had converted this meter gauge line into a broad
gauged one—thus enabling the region to be connected with the rest of the
country. You can still see the old gauge tracks at the local railway station
...Below Places are located in goa state but easier to reach from Dandeli...
The Netravali wildlife sanctuary
The Netravali wildlife sanctuary is situated in the Sanguem Taluka in
Eastern Goa. The government of Goa declared Netravali as a wildlife sanctuary
to protect its Western Ghat range. It covers an area of 211 sq. km, is
connected to the Madei Wildlife Sanctuary and together they cover an area of
420 sq. km.
The Netravali Wildlife Sanctuary which is an extremely significant source of fresh water is known to be named after the Netravali or Neturli which is an important tributary of the Zuari River. One can also see a high range of mountains here which the local habitants consider religious and which are of socio cultural importance to them.
To the north of the Netravali wildlife sanctuary lies the Bhagwan Mahavir Wildlife Sanctuary and the Cotigao Wildlife Sanctuary lies to its south. Some of the wildlife found here are the Great Pied Hornbills, Black Panther, Slender Loris and the Giant Squirrel. Also a number of many other animals are found.
October to March is the best time to visit the Netravali sanctuary and also there are a number of forest rest houses run by the GTDC for accommodation. There are a number of buses and taxis available from Margao and Panaji by which one can get to the sanctuary.
The Netravali Wildlife Sanctuary which is an extremely significant source of fresh water is known to be named after the Netravali or Neturli which is an important tributary of the Zuari River. One can also see a high range of mountains here which the local habitants consider religious and which are of socio cultural importance to them.
To the north of the Netravali wildlife sanctuary lies the Bhagwan Mahavir Wildlife Sanctuary and the Cotigao Wildlife Sanctuary lies to its south. Some of the wildlife found here are the Great Pied Hornbills, Black Panther, Slender Loris and the Giant Squirrel. Also a number of many other animals are found.
October to March is the best time to visit the Netravali sanctuary and also there are a number of forest rest houses run by the GTDC for accommodation. There are a number of buses and taxis available from Margao and Panaji by which one can get to the sanctuary.
Eventhough it
is in goa state it is easier to reach from Dandeli so don’t miss it
Dhoodh Sagar Falls
The Dudh Sagar waterfall
is situated in the Indian state of Goa in Sanguem taluka. It is located 60 kms
from the capital city of Panaji and is well connected with Panjim and Margao
through a rail and road network. Dudhsagar is even accessible through buses and
taxis which can be taken from Panaji city.
Perched on the lofty peaks
of the Western Ghats, the Dudh Sagar waterfalls offer unrivalled beauty, and
amazing scenery full of exquisite charms when in full flux after the monsoon showers. Like an idyllic Eden cradled
luxuriously in the mountains, the Dudh Sagar waterfalls, which from a distance
appear like milky streams, gradually climax into a gushing cascade as they come
into full view of the onlookers.
Dudhsagar literally means
ocean of milk. This is one of Goa’s most attractive and ideal picnic spots
mainly offering charismatic natural beauty and amazing scenery when in full
flow after the monsoons. The waterfall initially appears like streams of milk
flowing down the mountain which later culminate into gushing cascades after
they come in full view of the awestruck visitors. It is perched on the lofty
heights of the Western Ghats and falls from a height of 603 meters. The
celestial intervention in the origin of these waterfalls adds a mystic
significance to Dudhsagar, almost like a dream come true. Even words are too
less to describe this stupendous charisma of mythical fascination which is
almost similar to a second Eden cradled luxuriously in the mountains.
There is a myth associated
with Dudh sager waterfalls. Years ago there lived a powerful and rich king on
the top of a mountain in the Western Ghats along the Goan frontier. He lived in
a lavish palace made of pure ivory and embedded by precious stones. Near this
palace, there were luxuriant gardens abounding in a vast variety of flowers.
At one end of the forest,
which fringed the king's palace, there was a picturesque lake. In the panoramic
setting of this lake, the king's daughter, accompanied by her ladies-in-waiting,
went to bathe and to sip sugared milk which one of her maids served to her in a
pure gold jug.
One day, while she was
sipping at the milk, a prince, who was passing by, stopped on hearing the sound
of people nearby. Immediately, the princess poured the milk in the pond to
shield her body from the glances of the stranger. It is believed that the
sugared milk that was poured by the virtuous and modest princess still comes
flowing down in torrents along that side of the mountain.
Dudh Sagar waterfalls with
their strange, mystical fascination are a dream come true. The uneclipsed
vision, furnished by this native waterfall as it plunges over crag-covered
precipes and stupendous steeps, belies description.
Resorts
Kali Wilderness Camp -
Dandeli
Located amidst the
enthralling chasms, profound valleys and undulating rivers, Kali Adventure Camp
in Dandeli provides an ideal getaway for you to put your feet up in the lap of
mother-nature. Be it unfolding the mysteries of nature, trying-out hands at various
adventure activities or just relaxing, Dandeli will leave you mesmerized with
its charisma and mystery.
Bison River Resort-
Ganeshgudi
Bison River Resort is
located on the banks of the magnificent Kali. Many excursions and activities
are offered. Tourists will love the panoramic views of the river. At night the
sounds of the river are invigorating and people remark on how refreshed they
feel in the morning.
The Bison River Resort is
just a short 10 km drive from the Dandeli Wildlife Sanctuary. You’ll enjoy
panoramic views of the Kali River, in tasteful rooms that offer all the
comforts of a home away from home. Bison River Resort in run by Indian
Adventures, a well-respected chain of wildlife and adventure resorts.
Dandeli Jungle Camp -
Pradhani
Visit the enchanting
Jungle Camp Resort and stay in one of Dandeli’s Hill Top Tree House. Dandeli
Jungle Campis located in the serene lush greenery of the Unexplored Jungles of
Dandeli, the lush green forest is one of the real beauty you would rarely find,
here one can really feel the difference when they are woken up with the sweet
rhymes of the birds singing and the fresh cool air which gets into your lungs
for a pleasant day ahead.
A fresh morning where the
dews on the grass give your feet a shower making you feel more Exotic. The
serene beauty of the Jungles invite you to explore and embrace the freshness
which tempts you for more...
The Old Magazine House
Forest Camp - Ganeshgudi
The Old Magazine House
Forest Camp, a unit of Jungle Lodges and Resorts Ltd., Bangalore, is located on
Londa to Dandeli Road in Joida Taluk, Karnataka. The Old Magazine House used to
be an ammunition dump for storing dynamite nearly 20 years ago.
Shree Sai River Resort -
Ramanaguli
Envelop your senses in
natures glory at the Shree Shree Sai River Resort. Nestled along the rolling
banks of the River Gangavali, this spectacular vacation spot offers an
experience unlike any other. Overlooking the western Ghats, this mountainside
getaway is perfect for families, couples, singles, and even corporate groups.
At the Shree Shree Sai River Resort, guests are
treated to hilltop views, rides on the river below, guided tours, specialty
packages, and top notch hospitality. Imagine waking up to the songs of the
local bird life in your cottage each morning and falling into a peaceful rest
each night as you are serenaded to sleep by the relaxing flow of the nearby
waterfalls. Envision exploring your adventurousside each day by trekking
through nearby hiking trails and blazing through the local jungles. Then ponder
the unique cultural experience that staying at the Shree Shree Sai River
Resort, with daily tribal bonfire dances and interaction with the Resorts
locals, will provide you with on each minute of your stay
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