Subrahmanya Temple (27 km)
Nestled at the foothills of the Western Ghats, Subrahmanya Temple is a historic site dedicated to Lord Subrahmanya. This revered temple is believed to have healing properties for various skin diseases, making it a significant pilgrimage destination.
Manjunatheshwara Temple (30 km)
Located in Dharmasthala, Manjunatheshwara Temple is one of South India’s most popular pilgrimage centers. It is renowned for its spiritual significance and beautiful architecture, attracting devotees from all over.
Bahubali Statue (30 km)
This monumental statue of Jain God Bahubali, carved from a single stone, is situated near Dharmasthala temple. It is a must-visit for its impressive craftsmanship and serene surroundings, offering a glimpse into Jain heritage.
Bisile Ghat (35 km)
A challenging drive through Bisile Ghat rewards visitors with breathtaking views of the Western Ghats. This picturesque location is perfect for those seeking to immerse themselves in nature and enjoy scenic landscapes.
Mangalore - Sakleshpur Railway Line (30 km)
This remarkable railway line features 58 tunnels, 109 bridges, and 25 waterfalls, making the train journey an unforgettable experience. Adventurous visitors can also explore the area by trekking along the railway line.
Manjarabad Fort (70 km)
Built by Tippu Sultan, this star-shaped fort is located along the national highway. It offers a glimpse into the historical significance of the region and provides panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.
Kadamane Tea Estate (65 km)
Covering 10,000 acres, Kadamane Tea Estate, owned by the renowned Parry Group, is a beautiful destination for tea lovers. The estate offers excellent homestay facilities, allowing guests to experience the charm of tea cultivation up close.
Kumaraparvatha Mountain Peak (30 km)
Reaching this stunning mountain peak requires a trek of 3 to 5 hours through dense forests, promising a rewarding adventure for nature enthusiasts. An overnight stay at the peak is a rare and unforgettable experience.
Summer Sand Beach Resort (80 km)
Located in Mangalore, this resort features comfortable rooms and a shallow beach, making it a popular destination for relaxation and leisure. It offers a serene environment for a beach getaway.
Padnooru Reserved Forest (3 km)
Just a short distance away, this evergreen forest is a prime example of biodiversity. Visitors can explore and appreciate the diverse flora and fauna in this lush natural habitat.
Mini Hydel Project (6 km)
This run-of-the-river project generates 4.5 megawatts of electricity during the monsoon season. It provides insight into sustainable energy practices while contributing to the local ecosystem.
Urumbi River Site (7 km)
Rich in mythological significance, the Urumbi site dates back to the Mahabharata era. It is believed that the Pandavas spent time here, adding to its historical allure.
Keddotte Lake (6 km)
Surrounded by hills on three sides, this natural lake offers a peaceful setting for relaxation and contemplation, making it an ideal spot for unwinding amidst nature.
Hebbar’s Heritage House (2 km)
More than 150 years old, this heritage house belongs to Mr. Raghunath Hebbar and is constructed from mud stones and timber. It reflects the rich architectural history of the region.
Village Industries (All within 10 km)
Explore local village industries such as coconut oil mills, wood carving and furniture shops, areca leaf plate production, blacksmithing, goldsmithing, pottery, basket weaving, and dairy farms, showcasing the traditional craftsmanship of the area.