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Finding Inspiration in Every Turn

Finding Inspiration in Every Turn

Explore inspiration in every direction during your stay at Vihangama Holiday Retreat. From the soothing embrace of nature to engaging indoor pastimes,Our wide range of activities offers something for everyone. Whether you are seeking

quiet reflection or outdoor adventure, come and discover the beauty that surrounds Vihangama.

Sibbalugudde (14 km) Famous for the Sri Siddi Vinayaka Temple and a fish sanctuary, this is a delightful place to visit.	Mandagadde (20 km) A seasonal bird sanctuary where flocks arrive from June to September to breed on a scenic island formed by the Tunga River.	Sakrebyle Elephant Camp (40 km) Unique in Asia, this camp near Tunga Dam at Gajanur offers a rare chance to bathe and feed elephants.
Lion Safari (60 km) Located near Shimoga in Tyavarekoppa village, it is home to lions, leopards, tigers and other wildlife.	Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary (45km) Nestled in the lush Western Ghats, this verdant sanctuary cradles the tributaries of the Bhadra River. Named after the river, it is enhanced by a scenic dam near Lakkavalli. Elevations range from 750 m to 1,875 m, with the towering Kallahathigiri peak marking its highest point. Lakkavalli village, near the dam, offers captivating Jeep and boat safaris. Safari hours are from 6 AM to 9 AM and 3 PM to 6 PM.

Kavaledurga (20 km) An enchanting hill station overlooking Kollur. The second-highest peak in Karnataka, it offers breathtaking views of sunrise and sunset.	Kundadri (25 km) A forested mountain peak in the Western Ghats, this well-preserved part of Karnataka is home to a 17th-century Jain temple.	Sitanadi Camp (40 km) Whether you are planning a family white-water rafting trip, a corporate outdoor outing, or a youth program, River Sita offers a memorablen experience for all. More info at www.adreno.org
Kodachadri (60 km) An enchanting hill station overlooking Kollur.The second highest peak in Karnataka, sunrise and the sunset are a ravishing sight from here.

Malpe(75 km) A natural port near Udupi, Malpe is a major fishing harbor located at the mouth of the Udyavara River on the Karnataka coast.	St. Mary's Islands (70 km) Also known as Coconut Island, this group of four small islands in the Arabian Sea, off Malpe. It is famed for its unique basalt rock formations, formed when Madagascar was still attached to India, over 80 million years ago.	PGC Mangalore (131km) Pilikula Golf Club, an 18-hole course in Pilikula Nisarga Dhama, is set in sylvan surroundings just 12 km from Mangalore city.
Kimmane Golf Resort (59km) An imposing 100-acre luxury golf resort, Kimmane Luxury Golf Resort is Shivamogga's first foray into the business of golf and leisure sporting.

Kuppali (16 km) A quaint village close to our resort, Kuppali is best known as the birthplace and childhood home of the legendary Kannada poet and playwright Kuvempu. Key attractions include Kavimane, his ancestral home, and Kavishyla, a rock monument dedicated to his literary legacy.	Shivappa Nayaka Palace (57 km) Named after the 17th-century Keladi ruler Shivappa Nayaka, this palace in Shivamogga city now houses the Government Museum.	Keladi (88 km) A historic temple town in Sagara Taluk, Keladi was the first capital of the Keladi Nayaka Kingdom. It is home to the Rameshwara Temple, known for its stunning Hoysala-Dravida architecture and intricate carvings.

Sringeri (55 km) One of the five ancient mutts established by Sri Adi Shankara, the legendary proponent of Advaita philosophy, Sringeri is located on the banks of the Tunga River.	Kollur (75 km) A pilgrimage centre famous for its Mookambika Temple.	Humcha (30 km) A Jain pilgrimage site known for its temple complex and a statue of Bahubali located on a hillock. It is also the ancient seat of the Padmavati Peetha, one of the important centers of Jain worship in Karnataka.
Udupi Sri Krishna Temple (96 km A historic Hindu temple in Udupi dedicated to Lord Krishna and home to the Dvaita Matha. The Matha complex resembles a living ashram, devoted to daily worship and spiritual life.	Horanadu (88 km) Also known as Sri Kshetra Horanadu, this temple town in Chikkamagaluru district is famous for the Annapoorneshwari Temple, dedicated to the goddess of nourishment.	Sigandhur Chowdeshwari (99 km) A scenic village in Sagar Taluk, surrounded by greenery and the backwaters of the Sharavathi River.Its main attraction is the Sigandhur Chowdeshwari Temple, dedicated to Goddess Chowdeshwari.

Jog Falls (115 km) The Sharavathi River plunges over 900 feet into a deep valley, creating one of the highest and most famous waterfalls in India.	Agumbe (30 km) Famous for its stunning sunsets, lush forests, steep ghats with hairpin bends, and rich wildlife. Watch the sun dip into the Arabian Sea, miles away on the horizon.	Varahi (50 km) Home to an underground hydroelectric powerhouse, Varahi is also known for its scenic natural beauty and serene surroundings.
Barkana Falls (30 km) Formed by the Seetha River near Agumbe, Barkana Falls is one of the ten highest waterfalls in India. It flows fully only during the monsoon season.	Sirimane Falls (59 km) A popular waterfall in the Western Ghats, located about 18 km from the temple town of Sringeri in Chikkamagaluru district.

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