karnataka tourism hotels in shivanasamudra

THE 10 BEST Resorts near Shivanasamudra Falls, Chamarajanagar

Resorts near shivanasamudra falls, property types, distance from, traveler rating, hotel class.

• Best Value Properties ranked using exclusive Tripadvisor data, including traveler ratings, confirmed availability from our partners, prices, booking popularity and location, as well as personal user preferences and recently viewed hotels.
• Traveler Ranked Highest rated hotels on Tripadvisor, based on traveler reviews.
• Distance from Shivanasamudra Falls See properties located closest to the place of interest first with confirmed availability for your dates from our partners.

1. Gorukana Eco-Wellness Retreat

2. Hotel Mayura Bharachukki

3. Lalitha Mahal Palace Hotel

4. kstdc hotel, hotel mayura biligiriyura biligiri, 5. talakadu jaladhama resorts, 6. indus valley ayurvedic centre (ivac), 7. hotel mysore palace, 8. hotel amaravathi, 9. the windflower resort & spa, mysore, 10. hotel mayura riverview srirangapatna, 11. oriole resorts, 12. hotel surabi, 13. kk comforts, 14. seed resort, 15. hotel sangama comfort, 16. ginger mysore, 17. treebo trend karanji residency, 18. oyo 13750 sri krishna comforts, 19. villa park, 20. cjs homes, 21. sudhanand four seasons, 22. oyo 18969 h3 rooms, 23. kk comforts, 24. hotel ritz, 25. mauve orchid, 26. pai vista, 27. oyo 16674 le vilasi, 28. oyo 29039 hotel jyothi international, 29. hotel le grandeur, 30. treebo trip kings l den resort.

Shivanasamudra hotels

Search hundreds of travel sites at once for hotels in shivanasamudra.

Let KAYAK do the searching

Save on your next stay

Search and compare hundreds of travel sites at once for hotels in Shivanasamudra

We’re completely free to use – no hidden charges or fees

Filter by free cancellation, free breakfast and more

Best Shivanasamudra hotels

Most recommended shivanasamudra hotels.

Search by stars

Search by review score, search by price, search by freebies, good to know, when to book a hotel in shivanasamudra, top tips for finding shivanasamudra hotel deals.

• If you’re looking for a cheap hotel in Shivanasamudra, you should consider visiting during the low season. You'll find cheaper accommodations in Shivanasamudra in August and October.
• Hotel room prices vary depending on many factors but you’ll most likely find the best hotel deals in Shivanasamudra if you stay on a Friday. The opposite is true for, Saturday, which is usually the most expensive day.
• How long should you stay? KAYAK users usually book their accommodation in Shivanasamudra for 1 day.

FAQs when booking a hotel in Shivanasamudra

How do i find a hotel in central shivanasamudra.

After you launch a hotel search on KAYAK, you can refine your research by neighbourhood, which allows you to pick the central Shivanasamudra districts. You can also do a search using the city map to choose a specific location, like Shivanasamudra city centre

How can I find hotels near me?

Take a look at our extensive hotel map to find the best hotels near you.

Where to stay in Shivanasamudra?

Airports in shivanasamudra.

• Hotels near Bengaluru Intl Airport
• Hotels near Coimbatore Peelamedu Airport

Hotels near Shivanasamudra, Kollegāl

Enter your dates and choose from 4 hotels and other places to stay, featured hotels near shivanasamudra, star rating, review score.

See the latest prices and deals by choosing your dates. Choose dates

KSTDC Hotel Mayura Bharachukki, Shivanasamudra

Hotel in Sivasamudram (0.8 miles from Shivanasamudra)

KSTDC Hotel Mayura Bharachukki, Shivanasamudra has a garden, terrace, a restaurant and bar in Sivasamudram. The property has evening entertainment and room service.

Rustic Village Farmhouse

Bangalore (26 miles from Shivanasamudra)

Providing a garden, Rustic Village Farmhouse features accommodations in Bangalore. This farm stay provides free private parking, bicycle parking, and free Wifi.

KSTDC Hotel Mayura Biligiri, BR Hills

Hotel in Honganūr (21.2 miles from Shivanasamudra)

KSTDC Hotel Mayura Biligiri, BR Hills in Honganūr features 3-star accommodations with a garden, a terrace and a restaurant. The property provides room service and a 24-hour front desk for guests.

Treebo Trend Shri Aprameya Resort

Hotel in Hārohalli (25 miles from Shivanasamudra)

Treebo Trend Shri Aprameya Resort is located in Hārohalli, within 13 miles of Mysore Palace and 23 miles of Brindavan Garden.

Hotel Amaravathi

Hotel in Mandya (23.7 miles from Shivanasamudra)

Located in Mandya, 29 miles from Brindavan Garden, Hotel Amaravathi provides accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.

KSTDC Hotel Mayura Sangama Mekedatu

Mulhalli (17.1 miles from Shivanasamudra)

KSTDC Hotel Mayura Sangama Mekedatu in Mulhalli has 3-star accommodations with a garden.

Top 10 trending hotels near Shivanasamudra

Discover our most popular hotels from the last 30 days, research, refine, and make plans for your whole trip.

Stay in the know

Error: Please enter a valid email address.

Error: Oops! An error has occurred.

Thanks! We've sent you an email so you can confirm your subscription

List your property

• Mobile version
• Your account
• Make changes online to your booking
• Customer Service Help
• Booking.com for Business
• Places of interest
• Guest Houses
• Unique places to stay
• Discover monthly stays
• Unpacked: Travel articles
• Seasonal and holiday deals
• Traveller Review Awards
• Flight finder
• Restaurant reservations
• Booking.com for Travel Agents
• Coronavirus (COVID-19) FAQs
• About Booking.com
• Partner help
• Sustainability
• Press Center
• Safety Resource Center
• Investor relations
• Terms & Conditions
• Partner dispute
• How We Work
• Privacy & cookie statement
• MSA statement
• Corporate contact
• Content guidelines and reporting

Booking.com is part of Booking Holdings Inc., the world leader in online travel and related services.

Verified reviews from real guests.

We have more than 70 million property reviews, all from real, verified guests .

How does it work?

It starts with a booking.

The only way to leave a review is to first make a booking. That's how we know our reviews come from real guests who have stayed at the property.

Followed by a trip

When guests stay at the property, they check out how quiet the room is, how friendly the staff is, and more.

And finally, a review

After their trip, guests tell us about their stay. We check for naughty words and verify the authenticity of all guest reviews before adding them to our site.

If you booked through us and want to leave a review, please sign in first.

Check-in date

Check-out date

Shivanasamudra Falls

View hotels for your date, shivanasamudra falls travel essentials.

Ideal duration: 1 day

Best Time: August to February Read More

Planning a Trip? Ask Your Question

Shivanasamudra

"the guardian of waterfalls", shivanasamudra falls tourism.

Situated on the banks of river Kaveri, Shivanasamudra is primarily a hydropower project location but has gotten massive attention for its stunning waterfalls: Gaganachukki and Barachukki. Travellers enjoy the view of waterfalls from the benches, and there are steps that take visitors to many levels of vantage points. The Barachukki Falls cascades down from 250 feet with a U section resembling the Niagara Falls. The Gaganachukki falls is a brilliant sight especially after the rains when the River Kaveri is full. 

There is paid parking available at the vantage point, and there are also some shops serving refreshments. However, there is a scarcity of restaurants near the vantage point. The Ranganatha temple here, which attracts pilgrims. The Cauvery Wildlife Sanctuary is another important attraction here and is popular if you go fishing and trekking.

Must Know Before You Travel to Shivanasamudra Falls

• There is an INR 10 entry ticket to see the waterfall
• Swimming is dangerous and not allowed
• Visitors are not allowed to go near the waterfall
•  Since it's a waterfall, it is best to visit during monsoons as it'd be in its more glorious state.
• There are some local vendors selling refreshments  near the vantage point
• Beware of the monkeys at the vantage point as they tend to get a bit playful and sometimes will grab your belongings. So avoid wearing jewellery and keep your wallets in your pockets and bags. 

Top Hotels In Shivanasamudra Falls

7.8 (108 reviews)

₽ 1,996 onwards

7.9 (15 reviews)

₽ 4,439 onwards

9.8 (4 reviews)

₽ 6,659 onwards

4.7 (3 reviews)

₽ 4,438 onwards

₽ 1,108 onwards

₽ 1,849 onwards

More on Shivanasamudra Falls Travel

The religious connection, suggested itinerary for shivanasamudra falls, best time to visit shivanasamudra falls, nearby places.

How to Reach Shivanasamudra Falls

How to reach overview, how to reach shivanasamudra falls by flight, how to reach shivanasamudra falls by road, how to reach shivanasamudra falls by train, how to reach shivanasamudra falls by bus, local transport in shivanasamudra falls, shivanasamudra falls photos.

+ 16 photos

How To Reach Shivanasamudra Falls

Faqs on shivanasamudra falls, what is famous about shivanasamundram, what is not so good about shivanasamundram, who should visit shivanasamundram, what is the best time to visit shivanasamundram, what is the local food in shivanasamundram, what is the best way to reach shivanasamundram, what are the places near shivanasamundram, have a question on shivanasamudra falls.

Popular Questions And Answers on Shivanasamudra Falls

Q. is their water right now. in shivanasamudra water falls

Q. Is there water now? 04.03.2020

Shivanasamudra Falls Reviews

CHUKKI MANE

Atul Kumar Sao

Similar Places

Get the best offers on Travel Packages

Compare package quotes from top travel agents

Compare upto 3 quotes for free

• India (+91)

*Final prices will be shared by our partner agents based on your requirements.

Log in to your account

Welcome to holidify.

Forget Password?

Share this page

Shivanasamudra Falls

🗓 Best Time To Visit: Monsoons (June to September)

⏰ Open Hours: 24 hours

🏞 Things To Do: Photography, Nature Walk, Sightseeing

💰 Entry Fees: Free

👥 Traveller Types: Families, Solo Travellers, Nature Lovers

🌟 Known For: Segregated as two main waterfalls, Gaganachukki and Bharachukki. One of the best waterfalls in India.

📍 Distances: Nearest Railway - Maddur (60 km), Nearest Airport - Bangalore (120 km), Nearest Town - Malavalli (27 km)

📸 Photo Opportunities: Excellent, especially during monsoon season

👟 Trekking: Not available

🍽 Nearby Eateries: Limited options, advisable to carry own food and water

🎒 Travel Tips: Wear comfortable shoes, carry a raincoat during monsoons, and avoid visiting after dark

Shivanasamudra Falls is one of the most stunning natural wonders of India. Located on the Kaveri river in Karnataka, this waterfall is a cluster of two main falls, Gaganachukki and Barachukki, that create a breathtaking spectacle of water, mist, and rainbows. Whether you are looking for a scenic getaway, a historical exploration, or an adventurous thrill, Shivanasamudra Falls has something for everyone.

In this article, we will provide you with a comprehensive and updated guide to visiting and exploring the falls, covering everything from how to reach, where to stay, when to visit, what to see, and what to do. Read on to discover the beauty and charm of Shivanasamudra Falls.

Gaganachukki and Barachukki Falls: The Twin Waterfalls of Shivanasamudra

The main attraction of Shivanasamudra Falls is the twin waterfalls of Gaganachukki and Barachukki, which are separated by a few kilometers and can be viewed from different vantage points. Gaganachukki is the western branch of the Kaveri river that splits into two segments and plunges down a rocky cliff in a horseshoe shape. Barachukki is the eastern branch of the river that forms a wide cascade over a series of steps. Both falls are about 90 meters high and 300 meters wide, and create a majestic sight, especially during the monsoon season when the water flow is at its peak.

To enjoy the best views of Gaganachukki , you can visit the Dargah Viewpoint, which is a platform near a mosque that overlooks the falls from a distance. You can also visit the Hydro-Electric Power Station Viewpoint , which is a closer and more panoramic view of the falls from the opposite side. To enjoy the best views of Barachukki, you can visit the Barachukki Viewpoint , which is a walkway that leads to the edge of the falls and offers a spectacular view of the cascade and the valley. You can also opt for a boating or a coracle ride that takes you to the base of the falls and lets you experience the spray and the sound of the water up close.

Some tips and warnings for visiting the twin waterfalls are:

- The best time to visit the falls is during the monsoon season from July to October, when the water flow is the highest and the falls are the most impressive. However, be prepared for heavy rains, slippery roads, and crowded viewpoints.

- The entry ticket for the falls is Rs. 20 per person and Rs. 30 per vehicle. The parking fee is Rs. 50 per vehicle. The boating or coracle ride fee is Rs. 100 per person.

- Swimming or bathing in the falls is strictly prohibited due to the strong currents and the depth of the water. There have been many accidents and fatalities in the past due to people ignoring this rule.

- Beware of the monkey menace at the viewpoints, as they can snatch your food, belongings, or even attack you. Do not feed or provoke them, and keep your valuables safe.

- Shivanasamudra Hydro-Electric Power Station: The First of its Kind in Asia and India

Another interesting feature of Shivanasamudra Falls is the hydro-electric power station that is located near the Gaganachukki falls. This power station is one of the first in Asia and India, and has a remarkable history and significance. It was established in 1902 by the then Maharaja of Mysore, Krishnaraja Wodeyar IV, and the British engineer, Diwan Sheshadri Iyer, to supply electricity to the Kolar Gold Fields, which were about 150 kilometers away. The power station used the water from the falls to generate electricity through turbines and generators, and transmitted it through high-voltage lines. The power station was a marvel of engineering and innovation at that time, and marked the beginning of the industrial revolution in India.

The power station is still operational today, and has a capacity of 42 megawatts. It is managed by the Karnataka Power Corporation Limited (KPCL), and is open to visitors with prior permission. You can see the original turbines, generators, and transmission lines, and learn more about the history and functioning of the power station. You can also enjoy the view of the Gaganachukki falls from the power station, which is different from the other viewpoints.

Some facts and statistics about the power station are:

The power station was inaugurated by Lord Curzon, the then Viceroy of India, on November 9, 1902.

The power station was the first in Asia and India to use alternating current (AC) for transmission, and the second in the world after Niagara Falls in the USA.

The power station was the first in India to use three-phase power for transmission, and the first in the world to use 40,000 volts for transmission.

The power station was the first in India to use oil-filled cables for transmission, and the first in the world to use steel towers for transmission.

The power station was the first in India to use synchronous motors for power factor correction, and the first in the world to use automatic voltage regulators for voltage control.

Ranganatha Temple: The Ancient and Sacred Shrine of Shivanasamudra

Shivanasamudra Falls is not only a natural wonder, but also a religious destination. Near the falls, there is an ancient and sacred temple dedicated to Lord Ranganatha, who is a form of Lord Vishnu. The temple is also known as Madhya Ranga, which means the middle Ranga, as it is located between the two other famous Ranganatha temples in Srirangapatna and Srirangam. The temple is believed to be one of the oldest in Karnataka, and has a rich history and legend associated with it.

According to the legend, the temple was built by a king named Tirumala Raya, who was a devotee of Lord Ranganatha. He had a dream in which the Lord instructed him to build a temple for him at Shivanasamudra, where he would reside in the form of a self-manifested idol. The king followed the Lord’s command, and found the idol in the river near the falls. He then constructed a beautiful temple for the idol, and worshipped it with devotion. The temple became a popular pilgrimage site, and attracted many devotees and saints over the years.

The temple has a unique architecture and deity, that reflect its antiquity and sanctity. The temple is built in the Dravidian style, with a gopuram (tower), a mandapa (hall), and a garbhagriha (sanctum). The temple is surrounded by a stone wall, and has a spacious courtyard. The temple also has a pond, a well, and a garden. The deity of the temple is a black stone idol of Lord Ranganatha, who is reclining on a serpent bed, with his consort Goddess Lakshmi at his feet, and Lord Brahma emerging from his navel. The idol is about six feet long, and is adorned with jewels and flowers. The idol is said to have a miraculous power, and grants the wishes of the devotees.

The temple has a vibrant and festive atmosphere, especially during the special occasions and celebrations. The temple conducts daily poojas (worship rituals) for the deity, and offers prasadam (sacred food) to the devotees. The temple also celebrates various festivals throughout the year, such as the car festival, the chariot procession, the boat festival, and the flower festival. The most important festival of the temple is the Rathotsava, which is held in the month of March or April, and involves a grand procession of the deity on a decorated chariot around the town. The festival attracts thousands of devotees, who participate in the event with devotion and enthusiasm.

Cauvery Wildlife Sanctuary: The Biodiverse and Adventurous Destination near Shivanasamudra

If you are a nature lover and an adventure seeker, you will love the Cauvery Wildlife Sanctuary, which is a biodiverse and adventurous destination near Shivanasamudra Falls. The sanctuary is a protected area that covers an area of about 1,027 square kilometers, and spans across the districts of Mandya, Ramanagara, and Chamarajanagar. The sanctuary was established in 1987, and is named after the Kaveri river, which flows through it. The sanctuary is home to a variety of flora and fauna, and offers a range of activities and attractions for the visitors.

The sanctuary boasts of a rich and diverse flora, that includes dry deciduous forests, riverine forests, scrub forests, and grasslands. The sanctuary has more than 300 species of plants, some of which are endemic and endangered. Some of the prominent plants in the sanctuary are sandalwood, rosewood, teak, bamboo, and tamarind. The sanctuary also has a number of medicinal plants, such as aloe vera, turmeric, and neem.

The sanctuary is also a haven for wildlife, that includes mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, and fish. The sanctuary has more than 50 species of mammals, some of which are rare and threatened. Some of the notable mammals in the sanctuary are elephants, tigers, leopards, sloth bears, wild dogs, gaurs, sambar, chital, and otters. The sanctuary also has more than 200 species of birds, some of which are endemic and migratory. Some of the remarkable birds in the sanctuary are the Malabar pied hornbill, the blue-bearded bee-eater, the osprey, the black eagle, and the spot-billed pelican.

The sanctuary also has more than 50 species of reptiles, some of which are venomous and endangered. Some of the fascinating reptiles in the sanctuary are the mugger crocodile, the king cobra, the python, the monitor lizard, and the chameleon. The sanctuary also has more than 20 species of amphibians, some of which are rare and colorful. Some of the attractive amphibians in the sanctuary are the Malabar gliding frog, the golden frog, the burrowing frog, and the tree frog. The sanctuary also has more than 100 species of fish, some of which are exotic and edible. Some of the notable fish in the sanctuary are the mahseer, the catfish, the carp, and the eel.

Activities and attractions

The sanctuary offers a range of activities and attractions for the visitors, that cater to different interests and preferences. You can enjoy the following activities and attractions in the sanctuary:

You can explore the trails and paths of the sanctuary, and enjoy the scenic views and the wildlife sightings. You can choose from different levels of difficulty and duration, depending on your fitness and experience. You can also hire a guide or join a group for a better and safer experience. Some of the popular trekking routes in the sanctuary are the Mekedatu trek, the Sangam trek, the Bheemeshwari trek, and the Galibore trek.

You can spend a night or two in the wilderness of the sanctuary, and experience the thrill and the serenity of nature. You can pitch your own tent or book a tented accommodation, and enjoy the facilities and amenities provided by the authorities or the operators. You can also enjoy the bonfire, the barbecue, the star gazing, and the night safari. Some of the best camping sites in the sanctuary are the Bheemeshwari Nature Camp, the Galibore Nature Camp , and the Doddamakali Nature Camp.

You can indulge in the sport of fishing or angling in the Kaveri river, and catch some of the finest and the largest fish in the world. You can use your own equipment or rent it from the authorities or the operators, and follow the rules and regulations of the activity. You can also release the fish back into the water after catching them, as a gesture of conservation and respect. Some of the best fishing spots in the sanctuary are the Bheemeshwari Fishing Camp, the Galibore Fishing Camp, and the Doddamakali Fishing Camp.

Wildlife Watching:

You can observe and admire the diverse and abundant wildlife of the sanctuary, and learn more about their behavior and ecology. You can use your own binoculars or cameras, or borrow them from the authorities or the operators, and follow the guidelines and etiquette of the activity. You can also join a guided safari or a boat ride, and get a closer and a safer view of the animals and birds. Some of the best wildlife watching locations in the sanctuary are the Mekedatu Watch Tower, the Sangam Watch Tower, the Bheemeshwari Watch Tower, and the Galibore Watch Tower.

How to Reach, Where to Stay, and When to Visit Shivanasamudra Falls

If you are planning to visit Shivanasamudra Falls, you need to know the details and directions for reaching, staying, and visiting the falls. Here are some useful information and advice for you:

How to reach:

Shivanasamudra Falls is located about 130 kilometers from Bangalore, 80 kilometers from Mysore, and 180 kilometers from Coimbatore. You can reach the falls by road, rail, or air, depending on your convenience and budget. The nearest airport is the Kempegowda International Airport in Bangalore, from where you can take a taxi or a bus to the falls. The nearest railway station is the Maddur Railway Station, from where you can take a taxi or an auto to the falls. The nearest bus stand is the Malavalli Bus Stand, from where you can take a local bus or a private vehicle to the falls. You can also drive your own car or bike to the falls, and follow the signboards and the maps along the way.

Mode of Transport Distance Time Cost

Taxi from Bangalore 130 km 3 hours Rs. 2500

Bus from Bangalore 130 km 4 hours Rs. 200

Taxi from Mysore 80 km 2 hours Rs. 1500

Bus from Mysore 80 km 3 hours Rs. 100

Taxi from Coimbatore 180 km 4 hours Rs. 3000

Bus from Coimbatore 180 km 5 hours Rs. 300

Where to stay:

Shivanasamudra Falls has a limited number of accommodation options, as it is a remote and rural area. However, you can find some decent and comfortable places to stay near the falls, that suit your taste and budget. You can choose from hotels, resorts, homestays, or camps, and enjoy the facilities and services provided by them. You can also book your accommodation online or offline, and avail the discounts and offers available. Some of the best places to stay near the falls are:

KSTDC Hotel Mayura Bharachukki: This is a government-run hotel that is located near the Barachukki falls, and offers a splendid view of the cascade and the valley. The hotel has 18 rooms, with AC and non-AC options, and a restaurant that serves vegetarian and non-vegetarian food. The hotel also has a garden, a playground, and a conference hall. The tariff for the hotel ranges from Rs. 1000 to Rs. 2000 per night, depending on the season and the room type.

Vihangama Home Stay: This is a family-run homestay that is located near the Gaganachukki falls, and offers a cozy and homely atmosphere. The homestay has 5 rooms, with attached bathrooms and balconies, and a dining area that serves home-cooked food. The homestay also has a terrace, a lawn, and a library. The tariff for the homestay is Rs. 1500 per person per night, including breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

The Coco Ranch: This is a luxury resort that is located near the Cauvery Wildlife Sanctuary, and offers a serene and secluded environment. The resort has 10 cottages, with AC and non-AC options, and a multi-cuisine restaurant that serves continental, Indian, and Chinese food. The resort also has a swimming pool, a spa, a gym, and a games room. The tariff for the resort ranges from Rs. 3000 to Rs. 5000 per night, depending on the season and the cottage type.

When to visit:

Shivanasamudra Falls can be visited throughout the year, as it has a pleasant and moderate climate. However, the best time to visit the falls is during the monsoon season from July to October, when the water flow is the highest and the falls are the most impressive. However, be prepared for heavy rains, slippery roads, and crowded viewpoints. You can also visit the falls during the winter season from November to February, when the weather is cool and dry, and the falls are still beautiful. However, avoid visiting the falls during the summer season from March to June, when the weather is hot and humid, and the falls are almost dry.

Shivanasamudra Falls is a must-visit destination for anyone who loves nature, history, culture, or adventure. It is a place where you can witness the beauty and the power of water, and experience the thrill and the serenity of nature. It is a place where you can learn more about the history and the significance of the hydro-electric power station, and admire the architecture and the deity of the Ranganatha temple. It is a place where you can explore the flora and fauna of the Cauvery Wildlife Sanctuary, and enjoy the activities and attractions of the sanctuary. It is a place where you can have a memorable and enjoyable time with your family, friends, or yourself.

If you are interested in visiting Shivanasamudra Falls, you can book your trip with Tripoto, the leading online travel platform that offers the best deals and packages for your travel needs. You can also browse through the reviews, photos, and videos of Shivanasamudra Falls on Tripoto, and get inspired by the experiences of other travelers. You can also share your own experience of Shivanasamudra Falls on Tripoto, and inspire others to visit this amazing place.

We hope you enjoyed reading this article, and found it useful and informative. If you have any questions, comments, or feedback, please feel free to leave them below. We would love to hear from you. Thank you for your time and attention, and happy traveling!

Shivanasamudra Falls Reviews

Places To Visit In Karnataka

Travel Blogs for Shivasamudram Falls

Kstdc Hotel Mayura Gaganachukki

View prices for your travel dates

• Excellent 8
• Very Good 12
• All languages ( 32 )
• English ( 32 )

" best view go for 104 only. 103 has a good view but privacy is compromised "

" 103,104,105 - fall view "

" AC rooms have great view. Room number 103, 104 and 105 have great view of the Fall. Best view from Room 103 and 104. "

" Ask for a room with a view of the falls. "

" Ask for the fall view rooms. They are all A/c rooms, a little pricer but totally worth it. "

Own or manage this property? Claim your listing for free to respond to reviews, update your profile and much more.

KSTDC HOTEL MAYURA GAGANACHUKKI (Karnataka/Mandya) - Hotel Reviews & Photos - Tripadvisor

Shivanasamudra Falls & Talakadu | Complete One Day Trip Guide!

Last updated on October 19th, 2023 at 09:48 pm

It is time to go to Shivanasamudra Falls as water has been released from Kabini Dam and the falls are lovely! Shivanasamudra Falls and Talakadu are the perennial favourites of Bangaloreans for a weekend picnic.

We present a complete one day trip guide here with a detailed itinerary to make it easy for you!

This trip from Bangalore will take you to two lovely waterfalls on the Cauvery River at Shivanasamudra. At Shivanasamudra Falls, the Cauvery River splits into two and jumps over rocks to create two spectacular falls. This day trip will also give you an opportunity to spend some time by the riverside, on a sandy beach at Talakadu!

All you can comfortably do in a day. Shivanasamudra Waterfalls from Bangalore is at a distance of 120 KMs. We will tell you how! This will also answer the following few questions.

• What is Shivanasamudra Falls famous for?
• Which is the best time to visit Shivanasamudra Falls?
• What is Talakdu famous for?
• What is a good time to visit Talakadu?

The Circuit

The falls can be reached either via Kanakapura or via the Mysore expressway.

Circuit 1 – Bangalore – Kanakapura – Malavalli – Gaganachukki falls – Bharachukki falls – Talakadu – Bangalore

Distance – 315 KMs

Road condition – Very good

Route –  Google Map of the circuit

Circuit 2 – Bangalore – Maddur – Malavalli – Gaganachukki falls – Barachukki falls – Talakadu – Bangalore

Distance – 307 KMs

Google map of the circuit –  https://goo.gl/maps/KkDPoL4LX6yGhwms6

This option helps avoid the traffic between Bangalore and Kanakapura if one is leaving late. This is also helpful for people living in West Bangalore. In this option have Breakfast at Maddur.

The Itinerary

Circuit 1 – Leave home and hit NICE road if you are near it. Exit at Kanakapura Road. Drive along the road with a few lakes to give you company. Driving early morning on this road is a pleasure as there is no traffic.

Circuit 2 – Leave home and hit NICE road if you are near it. Exit at Mysore Road. Drive along the road.

Circuit 1 – Have Breakfast at Kanakapura. Vasu Hotel is an excellent option. A traditional self-service hotel. This is not a hep hotel but has excellent Idlis, vadas and of course yummy Masala Dosa.

Circuit 2 – Have BF at Maddur either at Maddur Tiffannys which is famous for Maddur Vada.

Circuit 1 – Depart Kanakapura and drive along NH 209 (New No is 948). At Malavalli, continue on the bypass road and drive straight to the first of the two falls at Shivanasamudra – Gaganachukki. Follow excellent signage from the highway to the falls. Gaganchukki as the name says is the taller of the two.

Circuit 2 – Depart Maddur and drive along NH 209 (New No is 948). At Malavalli, continue on the Chamarajanagar road and drive straight to the first of the two falls at Shivanasamudra – Gaganachukki. Follow excellent signage from the highway to the falls. Gaganchukki as the name says is the taller of the two.

10 AM – Arrive at Gaganachukki Falls. Park your car and proceed to the viewpoint. Enjoy the spectacular view of the falls. Gaganachukki as the name suggests cascades from the tall rocks and forms a lovely waterfall. Do not venture to walk down to the bottom of the falls and try to swim in the water. It is dangerous as rocks are slippery and there are whirlpools. You may find some young boys venturing into it but we don’t advise.

10.45 AM – Depart from Gaganachukki and proceed towards Bharachukki. It is a fifteen minutes drive and you reach other spectacular waterfalls. On the way stop over and enjoy the panoramic view of the huge lake formed by the barrage against the Cauvery River. As the name suggests, this is wider with a larger volume of water. Go to the viewpoint and enjoy the panoramic view of the falls. Spend 30 -45 minutes here.

11.45 AM – Depart for Talakadu. This is a comfortable 45-minute drive. Reach Talakadu. Park your car in the parking area and enjoy the lovely sandy beach! Do not try to swim in the river. But you can play in the water near the bank. Please be careful of sudden depths due to loose sand patterns. You will also see coracles being rented out for rides. You can try at your own risk as these are not authorised and they don’t come with any life jackets.

1.30 AM – Lunch time. There are some shacks in the town and you can have lunch there. Else, you can drive to any of the two resorts – Raya Resorts or Jaladhama Resort – close by for lunch.

3 PM – After lunch, you can visit the temples in Talakadu. There are around 30 temples. Some of them are buried under sand and some of them were excavated. The five temples of Shiva – Pancahalinga – are all excavated and opened for darshan. Also, don’t forget to visit the lovely Keerti Narayana Temple built in Hoysala Style.

4.30 PM – Depart for Bangalore. Retrace the same route which you took to reach the falls. You can either stop at Vasu Hotel or MTR near Art of Living ashram for snacks on the way if coming via Kanankapura and reach home by 7.30 PM OR have Maddur Vada and coffee at Maddur Tiffanys if coming via Maddur and Mysore expressway.

Travel Tips

a) The best time to visit the Shivanasamudra waterfalls is in the monsoon when the water is released from KRS Dam. But the falls and surroundings are lovely in all seasons. Shivanasamudra falls timings are from dawn to dusk.

b) Do not enter the water at the waterfalls. Many lives have been lost here due to misadventures.

c) At Talakadu, either you can visit the temple first, have lunch and then relax on the beach or vice versa.

d) You may take the help of a guide in Talakadu who will charge a nominal fee and take you around the temples and explain interesting stories about them. That way, one will not waste precious time.

e) Though there are trees on the Riverside, if you have a tent, carry it and pitch it on the beach closer to the river.

f) In the last few years a couple of resorts – Raya Resort and Jaladhama Resort – have opened in the region. If you are planning to stay overnight, you can do so. Staying overnight will help you explore Mudukuthore and the spectacular Hoysala temple of Somnathpur . These resorts also have boat rides with life jackets.

g) A resort by Karnataka State Tourism Development Corporation has been opened in the last couple of years near Gaganachukki. We are not sure about the quality of it.

h) Make sure you have a good hat and also sunscreen as the afternoon sun at Talakadu will be scorching. Check out good deals on Amazon for this lovely hat for men/Women

Conclusion 

Shivanasamudra waterfalls and Talakadu is an easy one day trip from Bangalore. It gives a much-needed break from the hustle and bustle of city life. If you have any questions, please let us know in the comments box below and we will answer them.

Postscript – when water is released from krs dam and kabini reservoir, shivanasamudra falls will be a glorious sight as you can see in these pics.

More to explore around Bangalore!

If you are interested in longer road trips from Bangalore with detailed itineraries, please click on this post in this blog.

49 Lovely Road Trips from Bangalore in 2023 with an Easy daily Itinerary!

We thank you for stopping by Travel Twosome. Hope you liked this post on Shivanasamudra Falls and Talakadu. May we ask you to share it with your friends and inspire them to explore Bangalore and its surroundings? You may do so by clicking the buttons below.

Share and Enjoy !

You may also like.

One Day Trips from Bangalore | Plan for these 52...

Haddinakallu Anjaneyaswamy| A Spectacular Hilltop...

Karighatta hill & Mahadevpura | YOUR One Day Trip...

Kaiwara & Lovely Kailasagiri Hill | Complete One...

Savandurga & Tirumale | Your One Day Trip Guide...

Antaragange & Kotilingeshwara | Your One Day Trip...

Brinda and Poorna, Good post very concise and to the point well done

All the very best S.Kanniah

Leave a Comment X

Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.

Copy short link

One day trip to Shivanasamudra Falls (Gaganachukki and Barachukki)

Last Updated on March 25, 2022 by admin

I was staying with my cousin and her parents so it was a family vacation of sorts. We hired a cab from Mysore to Shivanasamudra Falls and explored a few other places in between.

Table of Contents

About Shivanasamudra Falls

Shivanasamudra Falls are located approximately 70 km from Mysore and 139 km from Bengaluru. Being at such a reachable distance, Shivanasamudra Falls are a perfect one day trip from both cities.

Shivanasamudra Falls also known as Sivasamudram waterfalls or Shivasamudram waterfalls are located in the Mandya district of Karnataka state. The name ‘Shiva’ means the god Shiva and ‘samudra’ means Sea.

Visit to the Gaganachukki and Barachukki waterfalls

I was excited to finally be there as the monsoon was in full force and I was sure of a good show ahead. The entire approach road was full of deep forests of the Cauvery (Kaveri) Wildlife Sanctuary.

Formed by the Kaveri river, Shivasamudram waterfalls are segmented waterfalls with several parallel streams formed adjacent to each other. The Kaveri river divides itself into two different falls, forming the Gaganachukki waterfalls and the Barachukki waterfalls. Gaganachukki and Barachukki Falls are collectively called Shivasamudram waterfalls though Gaganachukki is most commonly represented as Shivasamudram waterfalls. The falls offer breathtaking sights in the peak monsoons. Very different from my visit to Kuang si waterfalls, Luang Prabang .

Fact: Shivanasamudra Falls are the second largest fall in India and have been ranked 45th among the world’s best 100 waterfalls.

Cauvery (Kaveri) River that feeds the Shivanasamudra Falls

Barachukki Falls

These were the first falls we visited. The segmented Barachukki waterfalls are graceful and the more popular one among the two falls. This crashing cascade of water is also the wider one among the two falls and has a heavier inflow. The mist rising from the waterfalls makes it look breathtaking.

In summer and winter, the inflow decreases and visitors can climb down to the waterfall and have a bath. But you have to be extremely careful as the flow is still strong and there are no lifeguards available. The mist formed from the water plunging at great speed from the cliff above is a great sight.

Coracle ride on Shivanasamudra Falls (Barachukki falls)

A coracle is a traditional circular boat that has been used in Karnataka for centuries to ferry people across the river. Back in the day, coracles were made from willow and were lightweight, waterproof and affordable. The modern version uses plastic sheets and bitumen sheets to make them sturdier. On average, around 4-5 people can fit into a coracle along with the rider.

Coracle ride at Barachukki waterfall is available in the off-season months to see the mouth of the magnificent waterfall from close quarters. Since I was visiting during the monsoon, these rides were closed for safety reasons. Climbing down the waterfall was also closed given the sheer volume of the waterfall.

Coracle Rides are available in other places of Karnataka such as Hampi, Dandeli, Kabini, Tungabhadra and others.

A coracle ride costs approximately Rs. 200/- per head.

Bharachukki falls during monsoon | Part of Shivanasamudra Falls

Gaganachukki Falls

Situated at a distance of 1km from Barachukki is the Gaganachukki waterfalls. It is a huge horsetail shaped waterfall dropping from a height of 90 m and two large parallel streams that cascade down through a rocky bed. The currents here are quite strong and the gorge is quite deep. Hence, visitors cannot go to the waterfalls and swimming is prohibited. There is a watchtower offering a spectacular view of the waterfall. Asia’s first Hydro-electric Power station was set up in the year 1902 at Gaganachukki waterfalls and is one of the oldest power generating stations in India.

Quick Overview of Barachukki and Gaganachukki falls | Shivanasamudra Falls

Entry Fee to Barachukki falls and Gaganachukki falls: Free Timings: Always open Distance from Mysore: 78 kms Distance from Bangalore: 133 kms

Gaganachukki Falls | Part of Shivanasamudra Falls

Best time to visit Shivanasamudra falls

Monsoons are the best time to see the waterfalls in full grandeur. I am so glad I could visit them then! But the downside is not being able to get into the water or ride a coracle.

Since most people do a day trip to Shivanasamudra falls from Bengaluru or Mysore, they tend to reach late morning. While reaching there in monsoon any time of the day is pleasant, summers are harsh. So reach early or late during the day to enjoy the waterfalls to the fullest.

Shivanasamudra Accommodation

Unfortunately, there are no places to stay overlooking the waterfalls. Since most people do a day trip to Baarachukki and Gaganachukki, there are few hotels or resorts. Thankfully there are Karnataka State Tourism Development (KSTDC) run hotels that are decent enough for food and stay.

A Hotel near Barachukki, Gaganachukki falls is KSTDC – Hotel Maurya . The hotel offers 4 A/C double rooms and is budget-friendly. Advance reservation can be made by contacting: 8970650053 or by email: [email protected]

Cauvery river throughout the road

How to Reach Sivasamudra falls

By Bus KSRTC buses ply between all major cities and towns of Karnataka uptil Malavalli. From Malavalli, one can book a taxi up to Sathegala Post.

By Train Trains are available between Bengaluru and Mysore stations up to Maddur station which is nearest to Shivanasamudra waterfalls.

By Flight The nearest international airport is Kempegowda Airport, Bengaluru which is 178km. The nearest domestic airport is Mysore which is 79 km away. From the airport, visitors can hire a bus or private taxi.

Places to visit Nearby Shivanasamudra Falls

• Nanjanagud Temples: Lying on the banks of River Kapila, this temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. This temple is historically important as it is believed that the Shivling of the temple was placed by the famous Rishi Gauthama and was also worshiped by Parashurama when he was on his journey to cleanse his sin of killing his mother.
• Talakadu Beach – Located at 25 km from Somanathapura, this place lies at the banks of River Cauvery. Lord Shiva in the form of Vaidyanatheswara is worshiped here. The place is also famous for its sand dunes. It is believed that several temples are still buried under the sand dunes.
• Ranganatha Temple, Srirangapatna: Located in the Mysore district, this temple was built by the Ganga dynasty of the Vaishnavite cult. The temple showcases a blended architectural style of Hoysala and Vijaynagara temple designs and is a must visit.
• Chennakesava Temple Somnathapura : Witness the magic of Hoysala architecture that has intricately carved sculptures with incredible details of deities, motifs and sculptures from everyday life.

FAQs on Shivanasamudra Falls

Is barachukki and shivanasamudra same.

Barachukki and Gaganachukki waterfalls are together known as the Shivanasamudra Falls. The eastern branch of the waterfall is known as Barachukki while the western branch is known as Gaganachukki.

Which is better, Gaganachukki or Barachukki?

That’s a personal perspective. Gaganchukki has amazing viewpoints placed at good heights but at Barachukki visitors can get down to the bottom of the falls and ride coracles.

A panoramic shot of Bharachukki falls

Sustainable tips for visiting Shivanasamudra falls

• Carry reusable and refillable water bottles.
• Do not litter – It is perfectly okay to snack near the waterfall, but do not litter the pristine areas. Use a trash bin to dispose of snack pouches or pet bottles. Or even better, take it back to the hotel.
• Do not go in the water applying sunscreen lotion/mosquito repellent creams – Cosmetic products use many known and unknown chemicals. They may or may not react to the natural flora and fauna of the area. Why take the chance? The best is to avoid it.
• Respect nature – Though you may get the most perfect shot and a thousand likes for the photo, do not in any way harm the natural formations of the waterfalls or trees for a vantage point.

Read More posts from Karnataka

• Aihole – The ancient temple town
• Mahakuta temples of Karnataka
• Rock-cut Badami cave temples
• All about Belgaum

Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. It means it adds no extra cost to you if you book through the link but I get a referral bonus which helps me earn a little to keep this website up and running.

Pin this post!

Ketki Gadre

Ketki is an environmental consultant and a sustainable travel blogger, who loves nature, wildlife and heritage. She enjoys bringing places to life through her informative blogs to inspire readers to travel sustainably and become responsible travellers.

8 Beautiful Places to visit in Meghalaya

Chennakesava temple somanathapura – an epitome of hoysala architecture, you may also like, 7 amazing places to visit in guwahati in..., rediscover thailand with spirituality, flipstones café : most sustainable space in ahmedabad, 15 unmissable things to do in rishikesh, mahakuta temples of karnataka (dakshin kashi), a weekend in little rann of kutch: photostory, summer drinks in india – refreshing, tasty, healthy..., ethical cheese at laos buffalo dairy farm, agrasen ki baoli – the haunted stepwell in..., polo forest gujarat | perfect day trip from..., 13 comments.

Visiting natural beauty in monsoon is always great idea.Those waterfalls are so massive and looks beautiful.I also wanted to visit these places during my mysore visit but couldn’t go.This post will be helpful to me during next visit😍

I hope you make it there soon, to be able to enjoy the falls in it’s current form 🙂

My husband loves to capture waterfalls, me? I like to look! It seems like a really beautiful area!

Wow the waterfalls are impressive. I can imagine that they really look powerful. The noise when the water falls must be extremely loud.

Lovely spot. Waterfalls are beautiful and these are no exception. Gaganachukki waterfall would be lovely to see from the watch tower you mentioned. Interesting that this was the location of Asia’s first Hydro-electric Power station.

Sivasamudram waterfalls look so full! I wonder how many waterfalls have one name but there’re separate Falls (we have Niagara here). I’m glad you decided to stop at the temple at your aunt’s suggestion. This makes a great day itinerary.

Wow, these falls look amazing! And yes one of the big advantages of visiting during the Monsoon. I will definitely add it to the list next time I visit India. thanks

I went to Mysore when I was in school and loved each and every part of this place. Shivasamudram falls are really stunning and even the magnificent Mysore palace. You have taken beautiful photos of the fall.

Wow, those waterfalls are incredible!! What an amazing place to visit, especially during the monsoon season!

These waterfalls are amazing! I can definitely see why you would want to visit them during monsoon.

I was very nervous about visiting India. however I shouldn’t have been. India has a lot to offer travellers and there is so much to see and do. We only visited Jaipur and Agra but I’m a India convert and we will definitely be returning one day soon.

Ok, that is incredible that the Somnathpura Temple was basically empty!! You always find really cool places, Ketki! The falls look stunning with the cloudy weather and mountains in the background. I am preparing for my first trip to India next month (Kochi) and am beyond excited for my first look at this beautiful country. I will have to keep the Sivasamudram in mind for a second or third visit!

[…] Somnathpura and Talakadu are sites with a large number of ancient temples, but most importantly they are architectural hot-spots near Bangalore which you would enjoy visiting irrespective of your faith. A trip to Talakadu and Somnathpura is like a mini-Hampi tour within 50 km from Mysore city. Talakadu was a Hindu Pilgrimage site which went under dunes of sand few hundred years ago. You can end your trip with a magical coracle ride in the serene waters of the Cauvery. 24km from Talakadu is the Somnathpura temple.The Keshava temple of Somnathpura is a 1000-year-old architectural wonder where you can still find the intricate stone carvings intact. You can also do a day trip to Shivasamudra waterfalls. […]

Leave a Comment Cancel Reply

Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.

Notify me of follow-up comments by email.

Notify me of new posts by email.

• Tour Enquiry
• Sign up | Login
• My Bookings
• New User? Sign-up
• Domestic Tours
• South India
• Maharashtra
• Golden Triangle
• North India
• North East India
• International
• Maldives (Discontinued)
• All Domestic Tours
• All International Tours
• Offbeat Tours
• Domestic Cruise Tours
• Jungle Lodges by JLR
• Kabini River Lodge
• Bandipur Safari Lodge
• JLR Kings Sanctuary
• River Tern Lodge
• Kali Adventure Camp
• Hampi Heritage & Wilderness Resort
• K Gudi Wilderness Camp
• Car Rentals
• Destinations
• Tourist Places on Drive
• Driving Directions
• * Workation
• * Tour Plans
• List Property
• Shivanasamudra Falls
• Places to Visit in Shivanasamudra Falls

2 Top Tourist Places to Visit in Shivanasamudra Falls

• Shivanasamudra Falls Overview
• Top 2 Places to Visit in Shivanasamudra Falls
• 10 Best Shivanasamudra Falls Tour Packages
• Top Resorts in Shivanasamudra Falls
• Best Time to Visit Shivanasamudra Falls
• How to Reach Shivanasamudra Falls
• Driving Directions to Shivanasamudra Falls
• within 1 km
• within 5 km
• within 10 km
• within 20 km
• within 30 km
• within 40 km
• within 50 km

#1 of 2 Places to Visit in Shivanasamudra Falls

At a distance of 137 km from Bangalore, 35 km from Mysore & 50 km from Shivanasamudra Falls , Somnathpur is well known for the breathtaking Prasanna Chennakesava Temple, one of the three famous & finest representations of Hoysala architecture (other two being temples at Belur & Halebid). This is one of the three Hoysala temples nominated for UNESCO World Heritage Site status. This is one of the popular tourist places to visit near Bangalore & Mysore and one of the wonderful weekend getaways from both the cities. The Hoysala temples are known for minute & intricate carvings and sculptures with metal like polishing. It is one of the well known Karnataka tourist places and also one of the best places to experince Mysore Tourism . Located on the banks of Cauvery River, ..... Distance (From Shivanasamudra Falls): 46 Kms Trip Duration (From Shivanasamudra Falls - Including Travel): 4 Hours/Half Day .....

...read more

#2 of 2 Places to Visit in Shivanasamudra Falls

At a distance of 128 km from Ooty, 139 km from Bangalore, 203 km from Coimbatore, 247 km from Mangalore, & 476 km from Chennai, Mysore is the 2nd biggest city in Karnataka. It is one of the top places to visit near Bangalore , and among the must include places in Karnataka Tour Packages . Mysore is the erstwhile capital of the Mysore Maharajas, who ruled the Mysore State between 1399 & 1947. Mysore is also the stopover for Coorg Tour Packages . Mysore still retains its old-world charm with its palaces, heritage buildings, traditions, and temples. At an altitude of 763 meters surrounded by hill ranges from north to south, it is known as the City of Palaces. Mysore Palace is among the must include place in your Mysore Tour Packages . According to this story ..... Distance (From Shivanasamudra Falls): 68 Kms Trip Duration (From Shivanasamudra Falls - Including Travel): 1-2 Days .....

Most Asked Questions on Shivanasamudra Falls

July to January is the best time to visit Shivanasamudra Falls while August to October is the peak season. This place offers breathtaking sight in the peak monsoons.

It usually requires 4 Hours/Half Day to visit all the most important attractions in Shivanasamudra Falls. There are several wonderful destinations you can visit along with Shivanasamudra Falls like Mysore, Somnathpur and Srirangapatna by adding few additional days to your trip.

Budget of Shivanasamudra trip depends on the trip duration and category of hotel you choose for your stay along with the kind of vehicle you prefer. Shivanasamudra tour packages offered by Trawell.in start from as low as INR 4800 per person for a 2D/1N trip and from INR 7000 per person for 3D/2N vacation.

Yes, available, The interesting way to watch the beauty of the waterfall is to take a coracle ride to the mouth of the magnificent waterfall. Coracle rides in Shivanasamudra are pretty scenic and fun.

The currents here are quite strong and the gorge is quite deep. So, swimming is not permitted here. But Barachukki has a section of waterfall where the water flows less in volume and an ideal spot to play and enjoy a bath under the waterfall in this area.

Top 5 Shivanasamudra Waterfalls Packages

Shivanasamudra falls blogs, shivanasamudra falls related pages.

Similar Pages:

Places to Visit in Jog Falls | Places to Visit in Athirapally Waterfalls | Places to Visit in Irupu Falls | Places to Visit in Hogenakkal | Places to Visit in Kuntala Falls | Places to Visit in Talakona Waterfalls

Near By Places

Similar Places

100% SECURE PAYMENTS

Domestic & international cards accepted.

Our WhatsApp Numbers

International tours, +91-8217845740, south india tours, +91-7995649483, goa, maharashtra, gujarat tours, +91-7032828835, north india tours, +91-9535139583, rest of india, +91-7799591230, request quote, travellers #.

Explore Tour Packages

Planning a Trip?

Discover affordable tour packages, need customized tour request quote, login / sign-up, your sign in was successful itinerary will be downloaded shortly., sign up with trawell.in.

Already Created Account? Login Here

Sign in with Trawell.in Account

Forgot Password?

New User? Sign Up Here

Activate Your Trawell.in Account

Your account is activated successfully. Login Here

Reset Your Trawell.in Password

Your password has been reset successfully. Login Here

Booking Policy

Shivanasamudra – Talakadu

Nature holidays | tour packages from bengaluru |.

SHIVANASAMUDRA, THE BLUFF. … Originally called Heggur, now it is known as Shivanasamudra (sea of Shiva) because of the volume of water. The river Cauvery branches here into two streams each of which makes a descent of about 200 ft in succession of picturesque rapid water falls

Transportation : By A/c  Deluxe Coach

Covered Places : Shivanasamudra, Gaganachukki , Bharachukki water falls and Somanathpur .

Highlights :

• Well chalked out itinerary, giving enough time to visit all the important sightseeing places.
• Professional guide who will engage and enrich your knowledge about tourist spots and
• LTC facilities for State , central and PSUs employees

Departure from BMTC Bus Stand, Yashwanthpur, Bengaluru

Deluxe AC Amount

• 1. The ticket fares are inclusive of applicable Goods & Service Tax (GST).
• 2. For Mysore trips, Chamundi Hills will not be covered on Friday’s during the month of Ashada only. Mysore Zoo will be closed on every Tuesday. Please note: For Trip code MSS, during Special Pooja Days in Dussehra, will not be possible to enter Chamundi Hills and Palace.
• 3. All Passengers shall produce the Identity Proof compulsory for the TPT and TKT Trips (Any of the ID proof like, Voter ID (For Resident Indians Only) / Passport / Driving License / PAN Card (For Resident Indians only) / Photo Credit Card / Employers ID card with Photo) Dress Code for Tirupathi – Men: Dhoti and Shirt, Women: Chudidar along with Duppatta or Saree.
• 4. Only extra Mattress will be provided to the third person in triple sharing accommodation.
• 5. Tours like Thirupathi, Jog Falls and South Canara, 4 people will be allotted a room for freshening up.

TERMS & CONDITIONS FOR PACKAGE TOUR:

• 1.The Corporation undertakes no liability in case of cancellation of trips due to breakdown or for reasons beyond the control of the management. However, proportionate refund of fare will be allowed in case of no alternate arrangement is made. During the course of operation of tour, if any sightseeing places are missed on account of sudden unforeseen happenings, the KSTDC is not responsible.
• 2.Incase of any issues related to booking of ticktes, preponement/postponement of tickets  or cancellation of tickets kindly send the mail to [email protected]
• 3.Tickets are not transferable.
• 4.Management is not responsible for luggage/baggage and Personal belongings of the tourists.
• 5.Tourists are requested to take personal care about their Luggage/Belongings.
• 6.The management reserves the right to cancel the trip in case the numbers of seats booked are less than 12 and for any such other reasons.
• 7.The ticket is valid for the particular journey to which it is issued.
• 8.Children above the age of 5 years will be charged full fare. No seats will be given to children below 5 years. (Age proof Required)
• 9.Passengers are requested to report 15 minutes in advance. The bus will not wait for passenger who arrives late.
• 10.Smoking and consumption of alcohol is strictly prohibited in the coach.
• 11.Purchasing articles from other than Govt. shops is at their own risk.
• 12.The Corporation shall neither be responsible nor refund the amount in case the tourists miss the bus on account of late reporting to the pickup point.
• 13.Tipping the staff including the Guide is strictly prohibited. They are paid by KSTDC except for BHS trip.
• 14.Pets and Animals not allowed inside the bus while on Journey.
• 15.The management has all the right to make the passengers to get down from the bus, who are travelling on invalid tickets, disturbing the co-passengers & drunken passengers, without any refund.
• 16.No postponement of journey will be made within 24 hours. There is no refund on cancellation of one time Preponed/Postponed ticket.
• 17.Tariff is subject to change without notice.
• 18.Accommodation is subject to availability of the rooms and they are subject to change without prior notice.
• 19.Senior Citizens are provided with 20% discount on transportation by default while booking ticket. Hence they must produce valid proof.
• 20.The management shall not be liable for third party suppliers including arrangements with accommodation providers, activity providers and local guides and other independent parties (Third party suppliers) to provide you with some or all the components of your bookings.
• 21.The management shall not be liable and will not assume responsibility for any claims, losses, damages, costs or expenses arising out of inconvenience, loss of enjoyment, upset, disappointed, distress or frustration, whether physical or mental, resulting from the act or omission of any party other than Tour Operator and its employees.
• 22.The management resources all the right to update or alter their terms and condition at any time, and will post the amended terms and condition in the tour package.
• 24.The package tour tariff includes only accommodation and transportation costs, the other charges like food, entrance tickets, etc.. should be borne by tourists themselves.

Rules for Cancellation

• Cancellation from the proposed time of departure before 48 hours – 10% – before 24 hrs. – 25% deducted. within 24 hrs. – No refund or cancellation

Special Terms and Condition for Tirupathi Packages

• Piligrims are mandatory to produce either the vaccination certificate(2doses) or Covid-19 negative certificate obtained with in 73hrs prior to date of darshan at the time of availing special entry darshan.
• Piligrims to be noted that due to the new guidelines imposed from Tirupathi Tirumala Darshana there will be no cancellations or any modifications allowed before 7 days of departure.
• Piligrims to be noted that the data of the tickets booked for Tirupathi darshana is pushed to Tirumala Tirupathi Devastham(TTD) server 7 days in advance before the date of journey, there will be no any modifcations/ cancellations allowed for any unforeseen circumstances (like sudden death of family member, any accidentalissues , etc..)
• Rule of Cancellation : Cancellation from the proposed date before 7 days of departure10% cancellation charges is applicable. No cancellations or any modifications allowed before 7 days of departure.
• Cancellation from the proposed date before 7 days of departure at 10pm, cancellation charges of 10% would applicable as per cancellation policy.

Special TERMS & CONDITIONS FOR Ambaari Double Decker Packages:

• 1.U stands for UPPER DECK and L stands for LOWER DECK
• 2.Incase DASARA Lighting Illumination is not available during the service through AMBAARI, KSTDC would not be responsible.
• 3. The trip is operated during the rain as well.
• 4. Ticket once booked cannot be cancelled or postponed.
• 5. The arrival and departure time depends on the traffic.
• 6. Publics are not allowed to park in the premises of KSTDC Mayura Hoysala.
• 7. Passengers must report to the boarding point 30 mins before the departure.
• 8. Passengers needs to carry valid ID cards and tickets during the trip.
• 9. The trip route might be changed incase of any restrictions imposed by the Police.
• 10. Children above 5 years are will be fully charged.

Premium Hotels

• Mayura Pine Top Nandi Hills
• Mayura Sudarshan Ooty
• Mayura Hoysala Mysuru
• Mayura Bhuvaneshwari Hampi
• Mayura Valleyview Madikeri
• Mayura Riverview Srirangapatna
• Kumarakrupa Hotel Bengaluru
• Mayura Adilshahi Vijayapura
• Mayura Krishna Almatti

Budget Hotels

• Mayura Nisarga Pearl Valley
• Mayura Talakavery, Bhagamandala
• Mayura Chalukya Badami
• Mayura Shantala Halebeedu
• Mayura Vijayanagara TB Dam
• Mayura Bharachukki Shivanasamudra
• Mayura Sangama Mekedatu
• Mayura Durg Chitradurga
• Mayura Velapuri Belur
• Mayura Gerusoppa Jogfalls
• Mayura Kauvery KRS (Brindavan Gardens)
• Mayura Biligiri, B.R Hills
• Mayura Yagachi Belur

Tour Packages

• Heritage Holidays
• Pilgrimage Holidays
• City Holidays
• Nature Holidays
• Beach Holidays
• Corporate Packages
• Women Special Tours
• Student Tour Packages
• Other Holidays
• Tour Packages from Mysuru
• Tour Packages from Bengaluru
• Customized Package Tours

QUICK LINKS

• Notifications
• Agent Registration
• Right to Information
• COVID-19 – SOP for Karnataka Tourism
• Tourist Guide Lists
• Trade Fairs / Roadshows Registration
• Buyer and Seller Networking
• HTML Sitemap

RELATED LINKS

• Myecotrip – Trekking Site
• Monks on Wheels

• Department of Tourism

+91-80-2235 2828

[email protected]

Sign up to newsletter

Where to Stay

Hotel Mayura Valley View Madikeri

• 08272-228387
• [email protected]

Hotel Mayura Nisarga Pearl Valley

• +918970650034
• [email protected]

Hotel Mayura Riverview Srirangapatna

• +918236297114
• [email protected]

Hotel Mayura Hoysala Mysore

• +918212426160
• [email protected]

Hotel Mayura Pine Top Nandi Hills

• +918618799918
• [email protected]

• Eco Resorts

Kabini River Lodge

• +91-80-4055 4055
• [email protected]

Hotel Mayura Velapuri Belur

• +918177222209
• [email protected]

Hotel Mayura Shantala Halebeedu

• +918177273224
• [email protected]

Hotel Mayura Chalukya Badami

• +91-8357220046
• [email protected]

Bandipura Safari Lodge

• +91- 9449597880

Hotel Mayura Vijayanagara TB Dam

• +91-8394259270
• [email protected]

Hotel Mayura Adil shahi Bijapur

• +91-8352250401
• [email protected]

Hotel Mayura Gerusoppa Jogfalls

• +91-8186244732
• [email protected]

Hotel Mayura Durg, Chitradurga

• +91-8194234342
• [email protected]

Hotel Mayura Sangama Mekedatu

• +91-802976 0100
• [email protected]

Hotel Mayura Bharachukki Shivanasamudra

• +91-8970650053
• [email protected]

Bannerghatta Nature Camp

• +91-9449599756

Bheemeshwari Adventure & Nature Camp

• +91- 8040554055

Devbagh Beach Resort

• +91- 8382-221603

Hotel Mayura Talakavery

• +91-8272243143
• [email protected]

Bhimgad Nature Camp

• +91- 9449599796

Kumarakrupa Hotel

• +91-80-22259404
• [email protected]

Blackbuck Resort

• +91- 9740880119

Hotel Mayura Biligiri

• +91-8226244111
• [email protected]

Dubare Elephant Camp

• +91-8276267641

Galibore Nature Camp

• +91-80-29784504

Kali Adventure & Wilderness Camp

• +91-8284-230266

Hotel Mayura Yagachi

• +918970650041
• [email protected]

Kyathdevaraya Gudi Wilderness Camp

• +91- 9379676618

Old Magazine House

• +91- 8383-256301

Om Beach Resort

• +91- 9480885304

Phalguni River Lodge

• +91- 824- 2263633

River Tern Lodge

• +91-80 40554055

Sharavathi Adventure Camp

• +91-8186 240399

Hampi Heritage and Wilderness Resort

• +91-7019710511

JLR Kings Sanctuary, Nagarahole

• +91-9591139114

Anejhari Butterfly Camp

• +91-9480887187
• [email protected]

Bhagawathi Nature Camp

• +91-9449597875

Sakrebyle Elephant Camp

• +91-9480887180

Seethanadi Nature Camp

• +91-9449599758

Urban Retreat Homestay

• +91-9880164980
• [email protected]

Shastry’s Homestay

• +91-7411762276
• [email protected]

• 08357-220150 +91-9717170573 +91-9650500634
• [email protected]

Hotel Madhuvan Serai

• 0820-2571667-68, +91- 07829901250-51
• [email protected]

Paradise Isle Beach Resort

• +91-07847800800
• [email protected]

Palm Grove Resort

• +91- 07406722269

Hotel Badami Court

• +91-8357 -220207 / 220230 / 220231 / 220232
• [email protected]

Country Club Wildlife Resort

• +91-08229-236090-91/ 94/ 96/ 37-38

UVA Meridian Bay Resort & Spa

• +91944865551 08254262111
• [email protected]

Soans Island

• +91-09448120826 +91-8254 231683
• [email protected]

Sagar Kinara Beach Resort

• +91-09886884046, +91-09448724861

Sunlight Beach Resort

• +91-09880346029

Hotel Prakash

• 082582 34981 +91-09632826562
• [email protected]

Hotel Suhag

• 082582 31991, 082582 31992

Sabala Heritage Home

• 09448118204
• [email protected]

37, Malabar Road – The Homestay

• +91 9886827885

Sithara Homestay

• + 91 9740190812
• [email protected]

Ambatty Greens

• +91 90087 85744
• [email protected]

Coorg Golf Links

• +91-09740260346, 08274 298009
• [email protected]

The Windchimes Retreat

• +91-09686976113, +91-09513331333

Naadmane Homestay

• +91-09886637259, +91-09900090141

Club Mahindra Virajpet

• +91-08274260700, +91-08274269999
• [email protected]

Keemalekad Estate Guesthouse

• +91-09980666766

Alath-Cad Estate Bungalow

• +91-09482980873, +91-094829 80735

The Serai Bandipur

• +91 08229236076, +91 8300659309
• [email protected]

Evolve Back Resort

• +91-08389258481,+91-08389258484, +91-08046184444

The Windflower Tusker Trails

• +91-8229-236055, +91-8229-236066
• [email protected]

Southern Star Belgaum

• +91 76 7690 2709
• [email protected]

• +91-009448588150,+91- 0944976853

Belgavi Nature Camp

• +91-9449599782

Bengaluru Marriott Hotel Whitefield

• +91 80 4943 5000

Hotel Ramanashree

• +91-80-41350000
• [email protected]

Lemon Tree Premier

• +91 80 44802000
• [email protected]

Sheraton Grand Bangalore

• +91 80 4252 1000

St. Marks Hotel

• +91 80 4001 9000
• [email protected]

Bhide Homestay

• +91-08265250210,09448503400

Taj MG Road

• +91 80 66604444
• [email protected]

The Capitol Hotel

• +91 080-2228 1234 , +91 080-2226 7076
• [email protected]

Amblee Holiday Resorts

• +91-9341912221, +91-09845002665

The Chancery Pavilion

• +91-080-41414141
• [email protected]

Cauvery Sannidhi for Indian Culture

• +91-07899478876, +91-08277689011

The Elanza Hotel

• +91-80 22233666
• [email protected]

The Cute A Village Resort

• +91-09980858100, +91-08088237045,+91-08088237046

Vivanta Bengaluru

• +91 80-66604545
• [email protected]

The Leela Palace

• +91 (80) 2521 1234
• [email protected]

• +91-11-23890606, +91 80 2558 5858
• [email protected]

Bananki Homestay

• +91-094814 90555, +91-0944832004

Dodda Mane Homestay

• +91-09448603343

• +91 80 2559 4666,+91 80 2559 4667
• [email protected]

Hingaara – The Nature Stay

• +91-09481534099, +91-09900602529

Eagle Eye Holidays

• +91 9341 415 588, +91 9481 252 153, +91 9632 139 943
• [email protected]

Kuppali Homestay

• +91-09900005858

Samanvay Boutique Hotel

• +91 94480 11111

Hotel Shiva International

• +91 8482-2277,+91 8482-2204,+91 8482-2206,+91 8482-2209, +91 9900-292989
• [email protected]

Treebo Trend Vijaya Grand

• +91-08202531141

The Krishna Regency

• +918482221991

Country Inn & Suites by Radisson

• [email protected]

Hotel Poonja International

• +91-08242440171, +91-082486,+91-09141955527
• [email protected]

Summer Sands Beach Resort

• +91-08242467690,+91-08242467692,+91-08861373737
• [email protected]