Pushpagiri

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Pushpagiri, also known as Kumara Parvatha, is the second-highest peak in Karnataka, standing at 1,712 meters above sea level. Located in the Western Ghats in the Kodagu district, Pushpagiri is a renowned destination for trekkers and nature enthusiasts. It is part of the Pushpagiri Wildlife Sanctuary, a biodiverse region that is home to various species of flora and fauna. The trek to the summit offers breathtaking views, dense forests, rocky terrains, and scenic grasslands. It is considered one of the most challenging and rewarding trekking experiences in Karnataka, attracting adventurers from all over the country.

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Trekking: The Pushpagiri trek is challenging and scenic, ideal for adventure seekers. Photography: Capture stunning landscapes, misty mountains, and rich biodiversity. Camping: Experience camping in the wilderness (allowed in designated spots). Wildlife Spotting: Look for diverse species, including birds, mammals, and butterflies. Nature Walks: Explore the surrounding trails and enjoy the serenity of the forest..

Interesting things to Visit:

Kukke Subramanya Temple:
A famous pilgrimage site dedicated to Lord Subramanya Molangi makes a perfect hideout for campers. Spend and entire day backpacking across dense jungles watching spiders sping their webs and saddle fungus on tree barks .you can see wildlife too... .spotted deer the malbar giant squirrel , and if you are lucky ,may be even a black panther Retreat to a camp under the skies as you pitch your tents on river bank . Try a quick hand at finishing before days make way for night. Start a flint-lit fire for the barbecue and set the scope to simmer. As dusk falls setting the sky ablaze with start,

Kavala Caves

Situated at a distance of 25 kms 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 Destrucation. 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.

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 Syntheri 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.

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Nearest Visiting places in Supa Dam:

• Somwarpet
• Kukke Subramanya Temple
• Mallalli Falls
• Ulvi in Uttara Kannada
• Sonda in Uttara Kannada
• Banavasi in Uttara Kannada
• Magodh Waterfalls in Uttara Kannada

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Hotels/Lodge/Accommodation nearby Supa Dam:

• Somwarpet
• Kali Wilderness Camp
• Wildernest

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