Surrounded by dense coffee plantations, this serene town lies 5km from the town of Mudigere in the scenic malnad district of Chikmaglur, Karnataka. Mudigere lies about 3000 feet above sea level and is one of the most enticing places one can imagine.
This peaceful town has much to offer for nature lovers- the breath of fresh coffee, the scenic lofty mountains and babbling brooks are just some of the enchanting sights here. The Hemavathi River, an important tributary of the river Kaveri starts in the Western Ghats in Mudigere Taluk at an elevation of 1,129 metres. Weather generally cool throughout the year, with a maximum temperature of 28 C.
Neighbouring this scenic locale, about 30kms away, is the twin temple town of Belur and Halebid. This magnificient archaelogical town displays the grandeur of the Hoysala empire art and architecture.
Extra Details
From Bangalore:
To reach Mudigere from Bangalore take the NH 48 till Hassan
(via Kunigal, Channarapatna) which is about 194 km
At Hassan take a right diversion from NH 48 at Thaniruhalla towards Belur.
Continue to Belur which is about 45 kms.
At Belur there are two routes to Mudigere: 1- Chikanahalli 2- Gengehalli. Both routes are at a distance of around 32km to Mudigere
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At Mudigere take the Chikmaglur Road until Kodigebyle.
From here, take the right diversion to Naduvinamadkal which is around 3km.
From Mangalore:
To reach Mudigere from Mangalore take the Kudur-Mangalore
Highway to Kottigehara
(via Ujre, Chamardi ghat) which is about 105km.
Continue the journey to Mudigere handpost, which is around 13km.
From the Mudigere Handpost take the left diversion to Mudigere which is about 3km.
At Mudigere take the Chikmaglur Road until Kodigebyle
Take the right diversion to Naduvinamadkal which is around 3km.
Local Experience
In and Around
Chikmaglur: At a distance of around 29 km from Naduvinamadkal located at the foot hills of Mullayah giri range is Chikmaglur which is known for its coffee planatations and untouched natural surroundings. Chikmaglur literally meaning “town of the younger daughter”, as legends state, is said to have been given as dowry to the younger daughter of Rukmangada, the legendry ruler of Sakaryapatna.
Datta Peetha (Baba Budan Giri): One of the highest mountain peaks between the Himalayas and the Nilgiris.
Kemmangundi: At a distance of around 80 km from Naduvinamadkal lies a beautiful hill station, Kemmangundi.
Mullayah Giri The highest point in Karnataka, Mullayah giri is just about 45kms from naduvinamadkal. From this peak you can witness the most spectacular sight of the golden setting sun.
Sringeri Situated on the banks of the River Tunga is Sringeri, the home to a number of temples like the Sri Shardamba temple and Sri Vidyashankara temple.
Timings
Check In: 12:00 pm
Check Out: 12:00 pm
