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How long is the drive from Yercaud to Panjim?

The direct drive from Yercaud to Panjim is 493 mi (794 km), and should have a drive time of 10 hrs 34 mins in normal traffic.

If you’re going on a road trip from Yercaud to Panjim, we did the research for you and compiled some great stops along the way — with Bengaluru and Canacona, as well as top places to visit like Kotilingeshwara Temple and Bannerughatta Biological Park, or the ever-popular Hogenakkal Tourism.

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Top cities between Yercaud and Panjim

The top cities between Yercaud and Panjim are Bengaluru and Canacona. Bengaluru is the most popular city on the route. It's 3 hours from Yercaud and 7 hours from Panjim.
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Bengaluru

Bengaluru, the vibrant capital of Karnataka in southern India, is a city that beautifully blends modernity with tradition. Renowned as the heart of India's tech industry, it also boasts lush parks and an exciting nightlife scene. Visitors can explore iconic landmarks like the Neo-Dravidian Vidhana Soudha and the stunning Bangalore Palace, reminiscent of Windsor Castle.
Most popular city on this route
3 minutes off the main route, 29% of way to Panjim
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Canacona

Canacona, located in the South Goa district of India, is a city known for its natural beauty and serene atmosphere. The area includes several picturesque villages such as Patnem, Chaudi, Poinguinim, Loliem-Polem, Agonda, and Gaumdongre. Chaudi serves as the main town in this region. Canacona is famous for being home to the stunning Palolem Beach.
8% as popular as Bengaluru
18 minutes off the main route, 89% of way to Panjim

Best stops along Yercaud to Panjim drive

The top stops along the way from Yercaud to Panjim (with short detours) are Lalbagh Botanical Garden, Wonderla Amusement Park, Bengaluru, and Palolem Beach. Other popular stops include ISKCON Bangalore, Dudhsagar Falls, and Agonda.
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Hogenakkal Tourism

Boat tour agency
Nature & Parks
Waterfalls
All are well known about hogenakkal water falls located boath barder of Karnataka and Tamilnadu. nearer to bangalur and dharmapuri tamilnadu.. lot of guest house and rooms available here to stay.. u can taste here different type of fish varaities...
Hari K — Google review
Coracle ride here for which they will charge Rs. 1500 for 4 People govt charge and rider will ask you more so decide everything before you start. River not clean.
Subrata M — Google review
The best place for one day trip from bangalore. It’s full of thrilling and I have visited many times . But this time I didn’t get chance to go inside Bec water was too much so they had closed it . Best place to visit with family and friends.
DEEPAK A — Google review
It is a fantastic ride of around one and a half hours from bangalore. Marvelous road with smart turns and curves. Bikers can enjoy it. Stay is not so cheap but can be negotiated. Don't go for oil massage if you are alone as yours belongings can be stolen.
Ramesh E — Google review
Good tourist spot near Bangalore
Sahana L — Google review
Good place to explore, best to visit during winter or monsoon. Multiple locations to see the falls & relax around. Ticket is a bit expensive for boat rides, the boatmen would charge you extra to visit more places other than the government fixed price ! Hygiene can be improved around the place
The K — Google review
Nice place.must try boat ride....
Sonia S — Google review
Nice place but main falls is closed due to corona for the past 6 months..but beware of too many Charges collected for car while travelling from bangalore..they charge u first 50rs and then comes second check post where they make unofficial entry only for other state people except tamilnadu here again 50rs..and after that again 50rs with some stupid token..finally for parking 50rs again..in total collection at 3 places in addition to parking..
Ramkumar — Google review
4.6
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3.5
(496)
Crocodile Park, opposite Hogenakkal, Hogenakkal, Tamil Nadu 636810, India
http://hogenakkaltourism.me/
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Kotilingeshwara Temple

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Hindu temple
Sights & Landmarks
Sacred & Religious Sites
Shri Kotilingeshwara Swamy Temple, established in 1980, is a remarkable Hindu complex featuring over 1,000 shiva lingas, with one towering at an impressive height of 33 meters. The temple offers a unique and awe-inspiring ambiance with its extensive collection of shiva lingas.
A God level experience had for me at a first sight of visit... One crore shiva lingas as are as same as one earth., one God and one creature called humans..... A good day i had spent with my family to this Lord kotilingeshwara temple..... Visit here for ur best memories with Lord kotilingeshwara temple MB301
Periyanna.P — Google review
It is a very spiritual and peaceful place. A very good temple to visit with family and friends. The atmosphere is divine and gives a positive energy. Some suggestions for improvement: Currently, the entry fees are accepted only in cash. It would be better if they start accepting UPI or digital payments, as it is convenient for many visitors. Also, they often ask for exact change, which is difficult sometimes. In case of emergencies, it would be good if the management allows devotees to exit easily. For example, one parent’s kid was crying but they did not allow them to leave quickly and insisted on following the full queue. Since they are collecting entry fees, they should provide better services and facilities for devotees. Some of the management staff have a rude attitude, which can be improved to make devotees feel more welcomed. Overall, it is a must-visit spiritual place, but these small improvements can make the experience even better.
Nagaraj B — Google review
Heard about this place a lot so went on 5th oct 25 with family. The parking area was covered but still slushy due to overnight rains. We had to wade through the slush. Though entry fee was rupees 20 but no staff was available hence we entered free. The temple was maintained well. The siva lingams were placed in a orderly manner and pathway was built to access all the lingams. On the biggest lingam honeybees have built their honeycomb. Photo attached. Anyone can keep a lingam in their name after paying rupees 8000 for small one, 35000 for a bigger one and more than a lac for giant size siva lingam. A small pooja will be conducted then a space is allotted for your lingam. Drawback was they do not accept gpay or credit card or debit card only cash. This issue needs to be addressed by the temple authorities. They should not expect devotees to bring this much amount of cash. Infact for using toilet facilities the person collects rupees 5 per head via gpay though the toilet was nasty. The authorities must reign up the contractor. Overall a must visit place but take good amount of cash if you want to keep a lingam there.
Balasubramanian N — Google review
Worthy of a one time visit only. Lots of various hindu deities within the complex, beside the 'koti' (meaning crore/ten million) shivlings spread across the place. Serene and peaceful yet this place is by no means a temple for offering prayers. It's clearly made out to be more of a tourist attraction. Starting from paid parking, entry fee of ₹20/- per person, directed visitors in a sequence to confront various hindu deities where the pujari's give you extra attention if one offers money. Better yet, these 'pujaris' coax every visiting individual to 'offer' money for 'blessings'. If one doesn't give/offer money, they grumble and show a care less attitude. Personally dissappointed and not likely to visit this place ever again. I reiterate, this place is more of a tourist attraction, not exactly a place of worship. Accordingly, go mentally prepared when visiting this place.
Pavan S — Google review
Temple is very good. Road is also nice to drive if you by Bangalore-Chennai expressway. The only thing which I did not like was at the entrance many transgenders who would demand money from everyone. Other thing is unnecessary forcing people through all the small temples in a queue. Rest all things are very nice and energy there is astonishing. Pujari told there was Brihma temple as well which is second only after Pushkar ji.
Ranvir S — Google review
I had a wonderful experience visiting Kotilingeshwara Temple with my family. Being surrounded by countless Shiv lingas was truly mesmerizing and made me feel incredibly blessed. The spiritual atmosphere, coupled with the temple’s unique beauty, created memories I’ll cherish forever. Highly recommended for anyone seeking peace and divine blessings!
Krishna C — Google review
Kotilingeshwara Temple, located in Kamasandra near Kolar (about 90 km from Bangalore), is a unique and significant spiritual site. The name "Kotilingeshwara" translates to "Lord of a Crore (10 million) Lingas", symbolizing devotion and the massive scale of the temple's spiritual ambition. The main attraction is the 108-foot-tall Shiva Linga, one of the tallest in the world, accompanied by a 35-foot Nandi statue. Surrounding it are over 90 lakh (9 million) small Shivalingas, installed by devotees over the years. According to a priest there, around 10 lakh more need to be installed to reach the goal of 1 crore (10 million) Lingas, which is the temple's namesake and vision. The temple complex also houses shrines for many other deities such as Ganesha, Hanuman, Annapoorneshwari, Vishnu, and others, making it a multi-deity pilgrimage spot. That said, the experience feels over-commercialized. There's a mandatory ₹20 entrance fee, and almost every shrine has people expecting or insisting on donations, even for a simple darshan. Especially at the Annapoorneshwari shrine, visitors are pressured to donate ₹100 or ₹200 in exchange for a packet of vibhuti, which many may find forceful or inappropriate. Overall, it’s a fascinating temple to visit for its scale and symbolism, but be prepared for repeated donation requests and a very money-minded environment.
ReviewerFromChennai — Google review
Recently visited the place early morning from Bangalore, the road is so good for a road trip. The timing of temple opening mentioned on google is wrong, it doesn’t open at 6 am it does at 7:30 am so plan your travel accordingly. There is ample parking space around the temple, footwear stands are available and some local shops around the temple. The entry ticket is Rs 20 per adult, kids below six years have free entry. The temple allows only traditional dress code for men and women, and phones are allowed inside the temple premises. There are many small temples inside of different deities along with all the lingams. There are many temple area is huge and takes at least an hour to visit fully. The views are mesmerising and definitely worth visiting at least once in your lifetime!
Sneha K — Google review
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4.0
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Koti linga Temple, Road, Kammasandra, Karnataka 563121, India
https://kotilingeshwara.wixsite.com/mysite
+91 84313 19758
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Bannerughatta Biological Park

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Zoo
Nature & Parks
Nature & Wildlife Areas
Bannerghatta Zoo, located near Bangalore, Karnataka, is a vast national reserve that offers a perfect dose of awe-inspiring moments for animal lovers. Established in 1970 and declared as a national park in 1974, it has become famous for its close proximity to the city limits and serves as a biological and conservation reserve for animals. The park features a zoo, safari park, butterfly conservatory, animal rescue center, pet corner, aquarium, snake house and ancient temples for worship.
I visited Bannerghatta National Park about a month ago, and it turned out to be a really enjoyable experience. The place has a nice mix of things to do — the zoo, the butterfly park, and of course, the safari. The safari was the highlight for me. We got surprisingly close views of lions, tigers, bears, and herbivores in spacious enclosures that actually feel pretty close to their natural habitat. It’s exciting without being rushed, and you really get good photo moments. The butterfly park is calm and colorful — a perfect little break after the safari. The zoo is quite large with a good variety of animals and birds, though a few enclosures could definitely use better maintenance. Overall, I’d absolutely recommend this place for families, kids, or anyone who wants a quick nature-and-wildlife getaway near the city. Just reach early, carry water, and keep a little patience — it makes the whole experience so much better.
Bikramjit P — Google review
A Great Day Out, But With Key Areas for Improvement ​Bannerghatta Biological Park offers a genuinely wonderful experience for wildlife lovers, making it a fantastic destination for a day trip. The park is vast, and many of the naturalized habitats for the local species are impressive and well-maintained. The staff we interacted with were friendly and helpful, contributing to an overall positive atmosphere. ​However, a couple of significant issues prevented me from rating this as a perfect five-star experience. ​Firstly, I was disappointed that some of the highly anticipated major animals, notably the Lion and the Orangutan, were either absent or could not be found in their areas during our visit. This was a notable letdown for key species that many visitors hope to see. ​More importantly, I observed certain welfare concerns that I hope the park management addresses. Several animals appeared to be kept alone or with a very limited number of mates, which seemed sparse given their social nature. In a few cases, the enclosures seemed smaller than ideal, and I witnessed some animals exhibiting repetitive, stereotypic behaviors (pacing back and forth). This gave the distinct impression that they might be bored, stressed, or depressed due to the lack of space or social stimulation. Ensuring that all animals have adequate companionship and spacious, enriching enclosures is crucial for a park of this stature. ​Despite these issues, the overall variety of species and the natural beauty of the environment are undeniable. If the park could improve its exhibit list consistency and significantly upgrade the size and social conditions of the enclosures I mentioned, it would easily earn five stars.
Dhruv D — Google review
Last week, I visited the Biological Zoo with my family. It was a very exciting and memorable trip. We saw many animals like lions, tigers, elephants, deer, giraffes and colorful birds. The best part of our visit was the safari. It was really thrilling to see the wild animals moving freely in the open area. We saw lions and tigers very closely from the safari bus and it felt like a real jungle adventure. The zoo was clean and well maintained. The staff guided us properly and we enjoyed taking many photos and videos together. It was a fun and educational experience for the whole family. I would love to visit again, especially for the safari ride.
NAGARAJU.N — Google review
Bannerghatta Biological Park is a great place for a family day out. The zoo is well-maintained, with a good variety of animals like lions, tigers, elephants, and reptiles. The safari experience is the highlight — you get to see animals roaming freely in a natural habitat, which feels exciting and safe. Better to pre book tge tickets through online from their official page. Also suggest to visit morning first slot.Walkways are clean, and there are plenty of resting spots and food stalls. Weekends can be crowded, so visiting early morning is best. Overall, a wonderful and educational place for kids and adults.
Amrutha A — Google review
It was amazing experience we went in the noon at 2:30pm for safari and it was so lively experience and kid will really enjoy this. The safari takes 45min and its amazing experience and the zoo inside there are many caged animals snakes as well. Well maintained and hygienic. Be aware there are mosquitoes be cautioned while takings kids mainly
Ann M — Google review
+ very well maintained + Safari in pre winter monsoon season was too good. All animals were in good mood and curious. Would suggest safari better than the zoo. Of course zoo is a must for reptiles, birds and other herbivores. + Animals well fed and taken care of. Would suggest visiting as soon as they open in the morning. Animals move to the shade in the afternoon.
Swaroop H — Google review
HIGHLY RECOMMEND visiting this biological park you’ve probably never seen so many animals in one place. The Bannerghatta Biological Park trail is about 2.2 km and takes at least 3 hours to complete. After that spend around 45 minutes at the Butterfly Park. It’s absolutely worth it with family or friends. There’s also a safari option though I didn’t opt for it you can check other reviews for that.
Chetan A — Google review
I recently visited Bannerghatta National Park, and honestly, it felt a bit overhyped. From the photos and reviews, I expected a proper wildlife experience, but in reality, it was more like an average zoo with a bus ride added in. We booked the safari bus since jeeps weren’t available, and that was fine — but the safari itself was quite disappointing. The entire 20–30 minute ride had barely 4–5 types of animals — deer, elephants, leopards, lions, and a small bear. It didn’t feel like we were in a natural habitat at all. The zones were just large fenced areas with a few animals each. For example, you start with deer and elephants, then after passing a gate you reach the leopard zone, where maybe 3–4 leopards can be seen resting near shelters. Same goes for lions and bears. It honestly felt like a zoo with a bus tour instead of walking. After the safari, we went to the zoo area, which was okay but again nothing great. There were only one or two animals of each species — a single giraffe, one tiger, one lion, etc. Variety was there, but it didn’t feel lively or well-maintained. The butterfly park was the best part of the entire visit. The entry fee was ₹50 per person, and it was worth it. The dome area filled with butterflies and greenery looked beautiful and peaceful — definitely the highlight of the day. Overall, Bannerghatta National Park is good for a one-time visit or a short family outing near Bangalore, but if you’re expecting a real safari or wildlife experience, you’ll probably be disappointed.
Rishav S — Google review
4.2
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4.0
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Bannerghatta Rd, Bannerughatta, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560083, India
https://bannerughattabiopark.org/kannada/zoo.html
+91 80 2977 6466
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Art of Living International Center

Yoga retreat center
Sights & Landmarks
The Art of Living International Center, located in Bangalore, is a serene and expansive ashram offering meditation, yoga, and various wellness programs. The center boasts vast open spaces surrounded by lush greenery, making it an ideal destination for peaceful meditation and family outings. Visitors can explore numerous Vedic shops and healing centers on the premises. Additionally, the center provides free food at its large dining area and offers shuttle services for senior citizens and individuals with disabilities.
This place feels like my home away from home. I don’t have many words to say—just a deep feeling of peace and love. I know in my heart that I’ll return here again in the future. Thank you, Gurudev, for creating such a beautiful and powerful space. This place has touched my soul. With love and gratitude, From Nepal
Milan B — Google review
So peaceful. We were lucky that Gurudev was there when we visited. So inquire first before going there. You can shop there, there are meditation centres, temples and everything. You must have 1 whole day to visit it properly.
Sonali S — Google review
Most beautiful and happening place. Helpful for peace of mind and to enhance your dynamism...with yoga , meditation and best prasadam. Heaven on earth ! I have been visiting this place from last 15 yrs.. and never felt boared to revisit this again. You can feel all these magical when you step inside the gate.. worth to visit!
Tejali P — Google review
Nice place to visit. It is a place where you can feel the eternal peace. I visited during 4 p.m. to 6.30 p.m. and saw lighting, alongwith water sprayers. There is a small children park for sliding, swinging. You can sit, have snacks, can do shopping of Sri Sri branded products, and buy ayurvedic medicines with nadi pariksha. 3 to 4 hours is sufficient time to spend if you are going with with family.
Prasanta P — Google review
Beautiful place ! ❤️ There are Gurukul, vishalakshi mantapam, small temple are situated. One day visit to explore the things over there. The place is situated for more than 3-4 acres I believe.
Prinks — Google review
Huge place with a calming ambience with lots of nature and fresh air. Nice place to do some mindfulness practice and take some pics. Can get busy during weekends or if the founder is around in the center.
Prashanth N — Google review
I'm from Vietnam and I came here for the Silence Program. I had a great experience here. The environment is clean, the air is fresh, the people are friendly, the vibration is peaceful... The Ashram is very contrast with the outside world.
Hoàng B — Google review
HAPPINESS IS FREE. This is a factual review of my experience. First, I was treated with utmost love and respect and kindness by almost every staff member I met here (especially the ones serving the food!). The grounds are pretty, there is a large building being built and the traffic is not *too* loud. I was told I could stay in the accommodations for free and try a course, so I went to speak at the reception (I was also interested in volunteering). I had to fill out several forms and when I was done, I was informed the "Happiness course" was $440 USD. In the USA, that is a lot of money. In India, you could feed a family for a year. It's just a touristy cult/scam that I wouldn't ever return to or recommend to anyone.
Devon D — Google review
4.6
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4.5
(1241)
21st KM, Udayapura Post, Kanakapura Main Rd, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560082, India
https://www.bangaloreashram.org/
+91 80672 62626
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Lalbagh Botanical Garden

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Botanical garden
Nature & Parks
Garden
Lalbagh Botanical Garden in Bangalore is a historic and expansive garden that originated as a private royal garden spanning 40 acres. Initially designed in Mughal style, it was further developed by Tipu Sultan and later expanded by British and Indian horticulturists. The garden is renowned for its support of agriculture, conservation of plant species, and contribution to the advancement of cultivation.
Very nice Lalbagh is an absolute must-visit if you are in Bengaluru. It truly lives up to its name as the 'Lungs of the City.' The variety of trees and plants is staggering, and the layout is perfect for a long, relaxing walk. ​Highlights: ​The Glass House: It’s stunning architecture and makes for great photos. ​The Lake: Very peaceful to sit by, and I spotted quite a few birds. ​Cleanliness: The park is well-maintained despite being so popular. ​I recommend going early in the morning to beat the heat and the crowds. It’s a fantastic spot for photography or just disconnecting from the city traffic. Highly recommended!
Aman K — Google review
A Calming Green Oasis in Bengaluru Lalbagh Botanical Garden offers a decent escape from the city hustle. I had an "OK" experience, largely thanks to the wonderfully calm and fresh environment. If you're looking for a spot with natural bird sounds to truly cool down and relax your mind, this place is highly recommended. It's a true "lung space" for Bengaluru. A major plus was the e-cycle ride, which is a fantastic way to cover the vast garden expanse. The rental seemed to have a flexible pricing, as I saw options for a short ride. I did a ride. We also caught the artificial waterfall near the lake, which operates on a fixed schedule. We saw it running from 6:00 PM to 6:15 PM. It adds a nice, serene touch to the lake area when it's on. My one major feeling was a slight lack of a "zoo" or large animal presence (apart from birds), which I missed—it felt more like a purely botanical experience rather than a nature park with diverse wildlife. However, for a botanical garden, all the basic amenities and facilities are well-maintained. Conclusion ; If you are in Bengaluru, it's definitely worth a visit for a peaceful, nature-filled break and a lovely walk or cycle ride.
NB P — Google review
Recently visited here — it’s a beautiful and refreshing place to connect with nature. The garden is huge, and it’s quite hard to cover the entire area within an hour. You’ll find ancient, massive trees and a wide variety of plant species, making it a paradise for nature lovers. The garden is well-maintained, with benches for sitting, trash bins placed throughout, and washroom and drinking water facilities available inside. There are also food stalls, a fountain area, and a poly house that add to the experience. The entry fee is ₹50 for adults and ₹20 for children. Plastic bottles are not allowed, which helps keep the place clean. I also visited the nursery, though it was closed due to a festive occasion. It’s a great spot for families, couples, or anyone looking for peace amidst greenery. The calm atmosphere and natural beauty truly make you feel one with nature. 🌿🌸
Mayank S — Google review
Lalbagh Botanical Garden is truly a beautiful and serene oasis in the heart of Bangalore. It's a perfect place for nature lovers and photographers, with a stunning variety of plants and a peaceful lake to relax by. The beautiful wooden art scattered around adds a unique charm, blending art with nature effortlessly. Don’t miss the Bonsai Garden, which showcases a fascinating collection of miniature trees that captivate visitors with their delicate beauty. Overall, Lalbagh is one of the best places to visit for a refreshing and inspiring experience.
Praniket M — Google review
An Absolute Oasis of Tranquility and Beauty! ​Lalbagh Botanical Garden is more than just a garden; it's the green heart of Bangalore and a true breath of fresh air amidst the city's hustle. This is easily one of the most stunning botanical experiences I've ever had, deserving every one of its five stars. ​The sheer scale and diversity of the flora are breathtaking. You could spend hours wandering the perfectly manicured lawns and discovering exotic plant species. The iconic Glass House is a magnificent architectural marvel, especially when bathed in sunlight, and the massive Lalbagh Rock offers a fantastic view and a quiet spot for reflection. ​The maintenance is impeccable—everything is clean, well-labeled, and thoughtfully arranged. Whether you're a serious botanist, a photographer, or just someone looking for a peaceful escape, Lalbagh caters to all. It’s a perfect spot for morning walks, family picnics, or simply relaxing under the shade of ancient trees. Don't miss the flower shows if you time your visit right! Highly, highly recommended.
Dhruv D — Google review
Lalbagh Botanical Garden is one of those rare places in Bangalore where time slows down and the city noise fades into the background. The moment you walk in, you’re welcomed by lush greenery, towering trees, and beautifully maintained pathways that make every step feel refreshing. The star attraction, of course, is the iconic Glass House, which looks stunning whether you visit in the quiet mornings or during the flower shows. The variety of plants—from vibrant flowers to rare species—adds so much charm, and you can easily spend hours exploring different corners without even realizing it. What I love most is the peaceful vibe. Whether you're going for a morning walk, photography, or just a break from daily routine, Lalbagh never disappoints. The lake inside the garden is another calming spot, perfect for sitting by the water and watching birds. It can get slightly crowded on weekends, but the garden is big enough to always find a quiet nook for yourself. The entry fee is minimal, and the overall experience feels priceless compared to the serenity you get. Overall, Lalbagh Botanical Garden is a must-visit—beautiful, calming, and truly refreshing. A little green paradise right in the heart of Bangalore.
Omsai K — Google review
It was a beautiful experience. The day was 🌞 I went with my family to explore the beauty of this huge botanical garden that has flora species dating back to hundreds of years ago. Enchanting. ❤️😇 We took the ride for 45 mins which is charged ₹100 per person. The guide thoroughly took us to different locations of the botanical garden taking small stops at specific points. Overall it was a nice experience. We thoroughly enjoyed our visit to the place. Recommended to family and friends. ✨
Tarpita S — Google review
One of the prettiest garden I have ever visited. So beautiful, peaceful and huge. Our first option was Cubbon Park due to its ratings but when I visited this instead, I was glad. It's really beautiful! The way everything is maintained there is very pleasant. The whole area around this park is so cool due to the trees in the garden. Very less pollution and lot of things to do😍
Priyanka S — Google review
4.4
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4.1
(6229)
Mavalli, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560004, India
https://horticulturedir.karnataka.gov.in/21/lalbagh/en
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UB City

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Shopping mall
Shopping
UB City is a three-level luxury mall located in the Central Business District of Bengaluru, India. Sprawling over 16 lakh square feet, it consists of four towers housing offices, banks, retail stores, a five-star hotel, serviced apartments, restaurants, lounges, food courts, pubs, cafes and an art gallery. The mall offers high-end shopping with international retailers like Rolex and Louis Vuitton.
Visited UB City Mall, Bangalore, and it truly felt more like a luxurious palace than a shopping mall! ✨ The architectural design is stunning, with its golden hues and grand structure exuding sophistication and elegance. Home to some of the most exclusive international luxury brands, it’s the perfect destination for high-end shopping in Bangalore — though it caters more to luxury enthusiasts than casual shoppers. The open-air courtyard surrounded by upscale cafés, bars, and fine-dining restaurants creates a lively yet classy ambiance, ideal for evening hangouts or special occasions. Overall, UB City perfectly blends luxury, style, and leisure, making it a must-visit landmark for those who appreciate premium experiences in Bangalore.
YesDKay — Google review
Perhaps the most premium mall of bangalore with a stunning architecture that gives a lovely experience. It boasts the presence of some of the most premium brands in it. The sit out and the view at amphitheatre gives a pleasant experience. The mix of restaurants provides great choice to the visitors but one needs to be careful of the parking charges.
AA — Google review
A lovely mall with great ambience, rich look and certainly for the very elite people. The food court is on the entrance itself with some top class restaurants and cafes. The luxurious International Retail Shops are one of its kind among all the malls in Namma Bengaluru.
Simon J — Google review
The place is absolutely delightful, offering an exceptional experience that’s hard to beat! The ambience is vibrant yet cozy, creating the perfect setting for a memorable outing. What truly sets this destination apart is its impressive collection of niche brands, catering to those with a taste for unique, high-quality products. If you’re looking to shop, make a beeline for these exclusive offerings—you won’t be disappointed! Convenience is a major plus, with a dedicated drop-off point right in front of the mall, accommodating any vehicle with ease. The top floor is a foodie’s paradise, boasting a diverse array of culinary options to satisfy every palate, from gourmet to casual dining. You can even access the luxurious Marriott directly from this level, adding a touch of elegance to your visit. As evening settles in, the vibe transforms into something truly special—lively, warm, and inviting, perfect for a night out. The restaurants here are top-notch, serving delectable dishes in stylish settings. Whether you’re shopping, dining, or simply soaking in the atmosphere, this place delivers a fantastic experience that keeps you coming back for more. Highly recommended for anyone seeking a blend of style, convenience, and culinary delight! In short the place is very good. With high brands in place. If you are willing to spend a bit more then go for a shopping. If you want to spend a good time, you can roam around
Ashwin K — Google review
This is an elegant and aesthetically designed luxury mall in Bangalore that delivers a truly next-level shopping experience. It houses premium brands such as Louis Vuitton, Diesel, Tag Heuer, and many others, offering an exceptional range of fashion, watches, and accessories. The rooftop is a standout feature—beautifully maintained and adding to the mall’s sophisticated ambiance. Overall, it is the perfect destination for luxury shopping and a premium experience in every aspect.
Alexjoyluke — Google review
UB City is absolutely stunning! ✨ A perfect mix of luxury shopping, amazing restaurants, and a lively atmosphere. The architecture is gorgeous and gives such a premium vibe. A must-visit spot in Bengaluru for food, fashion, and a chill evening with friends or family.
Noor F — Google review
UB City Mall is a premium shopping and lifestyle destination in the heart of Bangalore. From luxury brands to gourmet dining, the mall offers a seamless blend of style, comfort, and sophistication. The ambience is classy, the staff are courteous, and every visit feels special. Perfect for shopping, dining, or just soaking in the vibes!
Paul K — Google review
UB City Mall is among the most premium malls in Bangalore, offering a world-class shopping and dining experience. The architecture and ambience are elegant, with a wide range of luxury brands and fine-dining restaurants. The premises are well maintained, and the open courtyard adds to the overall charm. While parking charges are slightly high, the overall experience makes it a worthwhile destination for both leisure and business meet-ups.
Prayush S — Google review
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4.3
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24, Vittal Mallya Rd, KG Halli, D' Souza Layout, Ashok Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560001, India
http://www.ubcitybangalore.in/
+91 97316 00994
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Sri Chamarajendra Park

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Park
Nature & Parks
Cubbon Park, also known as Shri Chamarajendra Park, is a historic and expansive city park located in the heart of Bangalore. Established in 1870, it covers an impressive 300 acres of lush greenery and is often referred to as the "lungs of Bengaluru." The park features well-maintained walking paths, beautifully landscaped gardens, and play areas for visitors to enjoy.
This park is one of the most beautiful destinations to visit with family and friends. Spread across a vast area and shaded by thousands of lush green trees, it offers a refreshing escape from the city’s hustle and bustle. The serene environment makes it a perfect spot to spend an entire day relaxing and bonding with your loved ones. Visitors can enjoy a variety of activities here — from playing outdoor games and indulging in painting to sitting under the trees with a good book. It’s a wonderful place to recharge, be creative, or simply enjoy nature. Please note that playing cards are not permitted in the park, ensuring a calm and family-friendly atmosphere for everyone.
Annapoorna K — Google review
Best places in Bangalore to relax and unwind. A beautifully maintained green space right in the heart of the city, it’s perfect for walking, jogging, or just spending quality time with friends and family. The park is clean, peaceful, and full of fresh air, making it a great escape from the city’s traffic and noise. Well-maintained paths and plenty of shaded areas make it enjoyable for all age groups
Tibin A — Google review
I recently visited Cubbon Park, and it was such a peaceful and refreshing experience! 🌿 The place is full of greenery and tall trees that make you forget you’re in the middle of the city. It’s really well-maintained, with clean walking paths and open areas to just sit and relax. I saw people jogging, families spending time together, and many enjoying the calm atmosphere. The cool breeze and natural beauty make it a perfect spot for morning or evening visits. Overall, it’s one of the best places in Bangalore to unwind and enjoy a bit of nature! 🌳✨
YesDKay — Google review
Recently, I visited Cubbon Park in Bangalore, and it turned out to be a refreshing escape from the city’s chaos. Spread across around 300 acres, this lush green paradise is truly the “lungs” of the city. The moment I entered, I was welcomed by tall trees, fresh air, and the sound of birds — a rare treat in a busy metro. The good part is definitely the peaceful atmosphere. You’ll see joggers, cyclists, families, and even pet lovers enjoying their time here. The park is clean and well-maintained, with plenty of benches to sit and relax. The State Central Library with its iconic red building inside the park adds a classic charm — perfect spot for photos. It’s also very safe and ideal for morning walks or evening strolls. However, there are a few downsides too. Parking can be a headache on weekends, and sometimes the park gets overcrowded. In a few corners, you might also spot people littering, which slightly ruins the beauty of the place. The park opens from 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM, and I’d suggest the best time to visit is early morning between 6:00 AM to 9:00 AM — when it’s calm, less crowded, and the weather feels amazing. Overall, Cubbon Park is a must-visit for nature lovers, fitness enthusiasts, or anyone looking to take a break from Bangalore’s traffic and noise.
Sahil K — Google review
🌿 Sri Chamarajendra Park (Cubbon Park) – A Peaceful Morning Escape in the Heart of Bengaluru! 🌿 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I visited Sri Chamarajendra Park (ಶ್ರೀ ಚಾಮರಾಜೇಂದ್ರ ಉದ್ಯಾನವನ) early in the morning, and it was such a refreshing and peaceful experience. The air felt crisp, the surroundings were calm, and the chirping of birds created a serene atmosphere that made the walk truly rejuvenating. 🕊️ The park is beautifully maintained with lush green lawns, huge old trees providing shade, and wide walking trails perfect for a morning jog or stroll. 🌳 There were also a few playful and friendly dogs around, adding to the park’s lively charm. 🐶 What I loved most was how peaceful it felt despite being right in the center of the city — a perfect balance between nature and urban life. Whether you’re looking to start your day with some calm, spend quiet time amidst greenery, or just enjoy a slow walk with nature, Cubbon Park is the ideal spot. 🌸 ✅ Clean, spacious, pet-friendly, and full of positive energy — a must-visit for nature lovers in Bengaluru!
Saicharan S — Google review
Perfect Place to Unwind with Friends Cubbon Park 🌿✨ We recently visited Cubbon Park as a group of friends, and it turned into one of those days that you just don’t want to end! The park is a green paradise right in the middle of Bangalore, filled with tall trees, walking paths, and open spaces that make you forget you’re still in the city. The place is very well maintained clean paths, shady spots to relax, and plenty of benches around. We saw families picnicking, people jogging, kids playing, and even pet owners out for walks it has such a calm and refreshing vibe. The cool breeze and greenery make it a perfect escape for both morning and evening visits. 🌳 We had a great time just walking, laughing, clicking photos, and soaking in the peaceful atmosphere. There’s so much space that even with a crowd, it never feels packed. You can simply sit under a tree, read, or just enjoy nature and good company. A few nice touches: • Dog-friendly 🐾 saw many happy pups running around! • Toilets available and decently maintained. • Playing cards aren’t allowed helps keep the vibe calm and family-friendly. Overall, Cubbon Park is one of the best spots in Bangalore to relax, recharge, and connect whether with friends, family, or just yourself. Highly recommend it if you love a mix of nature, peace, and good energy! 🌿💚
Imran R — Google review
The best park in Bangalore. Ample space to sit and relax. A lot of people come in to walk, run, play some fun games. Most bring their sheets to sit and spend quality time with their friends and families. Must visit.
Shyam S — Google review
Such a peaceful place to spend your weekend with friends and family. You can see a lot of people there but still you will get that privacy for enjoying a good time with your baby or your loved ones. There are some do's and dont's mentioned in the front area like no outside food, no playing, no gathering of more than 20 people etc so read before you enter. No entrance fee. Paid parking is there.
Swathy N — Google review
4.4
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4.2
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Ambedkar Veedhi, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560001, India
+91 94486 80113
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ISKCON Bangalore

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Hindu temple
Sights & Landmarks
Sacred & Religious Sites
The ISKCON temple in Bangalore, located in Rajaji Nagar, is a magnificent tribute to Lord Krishna. The temple was built on a 7-acre campus and took 6 years to complete. Designed by Sri Madhu Pandit Dasa, the architecture features a stunning 17-meter gold-plated flag post and 8.5-meter gold Kalash Shikaras. Situated on Hare Krishna Hill, the temple's Neo-Classical style blends modern amenities with traditional design.
ISKCON Temple in Bengaluru is a beautiful and peaceful place to visit. The best part is the Harinaama Dwara — before entering the main temple, you take 108 steps, and before each step, you chant the Hare Krishna Maha Mantra. It feels very pure and peaceful while doing that. Before entering the main temple of Shri Krishna, just take a moment to enjoy the breeze, calmness, and the amazing city view — it feels really soothing. The temple is clean and well managed with cloakrooms, shoe counters, and parking. There’s also a metro station that connects directly to the temple premises, which makes it easy to reach. While exiting, make sure to try the sweets — they’re very tasty and worth it. Overall, a wonderful and divine experience.
Shlok M — Google review
I’m from Tamil Nadu, and for almost 3 years I had a deep wish to visit the ISKCON Temple in Bangalore. Finally, life gave me the chance—and the moment I stepped in, it truly felt divine. The temple is beautiful, calm, and peaceful beyond words. The architecture, the chants, and the positive energy around make it a perfect place to find inner peace. The environment is very well maintained, and the devotees are humble and welcoming. You can feel a sense of calmness the moment you enter. It’s not just a temple—it’s an experience that touches your heart. 💫 Very beautiful and peaceful temple — everyone must visit this place at least once in their life. 🙏🤍😇
Vijayakumar V — Google review
It was a truly mesmerising day when I decided to visit the ISKCON temple over the weekend. As I approached the temple, I could feel the spiritual energy enveloping the atmosphere, despite the crowd of devotees that had gathered. The intricate architecture of the white temple stood out beautifully against the blue sky, and the sounds of chanting filled the air, creating a serene yet lively ambience. Inside, the aroma of fresh flowers and incense wafted through the halls, enhancing the sacred experience. People of all ages were engaged in prayer and meditation, their faces reflecting a deep sense of peace and devotion. I found solace in the rhythmic chants and the uplifting energy that pervaded the space. The sense of community among the visitors was palpable, and I felt connected to something much larger than myself. It was a day filled with tranquillity and a profound sense of purity, making me grateful for the opportunity to be there.
Ipshita D — Google review
Nice place to worship Lord Krishna. Very well connected with metro and Bengaluru buses. In temple, darshan facilities, food & water facilities are good. Overall very good arrangements,cleanliness and nice experience. Only thing is no special feeling. It's like visiting any other temple. Maybe because temple is surrounded by big buildings; so not giving that divine vibes where we tries to connect with God with peace.
Surendra S — Google review
I recently visited the ISKCON Temple in Bengaluru, and honestly, it left me feeling peaceful and refreshed in a way I didn’t expect. The moment you walk in, the calmness just hits you. The place is beautifully built, super clean, and has this soothing atmosphere that makes you slow down and breathe a little deeper. The sound of “Hare Krishna” chants playing continuously in the background creates such a positive vibe — it’s something you actually feel, not just hear. The evening aarti was easily the best part of my visit. Watching it in person, with the lights, music, and devotion in the air, felt incredibly grounding and comforting. The whole temple is very well managed, and the volunteers are genuinely kind and helpful — something you really appreciate when the place is this busy. There’s also a prasadam hall, a food court with really tasty sattvic food, and a nice little shop with books and souvenirs. Everything is neatly maintained and adds to the overall experience. If you’re in Bengaluru, I’d say this is definitely a place you shouldn’t miss. Whether you’re going for prayer, peace, or just to see something beautiful, you’ll walk out with a lighter heart and a calmer mind.
Bikramjit P — Google review
I recently visited ISKCON Temple Bengaluru, and it was such a beautiful and peaceful experience. The temple is truly magnificent the architecture, cleanliness, and overall atmosphere make you feel calm and positive the moment you step inside. The chants of Hare Krishna and the devotional music create such a divine vibe. Watching the evening aarti was honestly the highlight of my visit it felt so spiritual and soothing. The temple is also very well organized, and the volunteers are polite and helpful. There’s a prasadam hall, a small food court serving delicious sattvic meals, and even a shop where you can buy books and souvenirs. Everything is neat and well maintained. The temple complex is huge and beautifully designed, making it a great place for both devotees and tourists. If you’re in Bengaluru, ISKCON is a must-visit whether you go for spiritual peace, prayer, or just to admire the stunning architecture. You’ll definitely leave feeling calm and refreshed. 🙏✨
Partha M — Google review
This place is serene and calm atmosphere to enlighten the spiritual experience within you. It is well connected with all public transport as it is located in the heart of the city. If you're driving a four wheeler then parking charges of 40 rupees collected. You shall easily spend an hour or three including the shopping of artifacts and other devotional items inside the temple premises. Multiple vaishnavaite deities are present here. Everything is maintained near and clean. An artificial waterfall and a lake add more charm to this place. This place is getting upgraded with more infrastructure as the construction is going on as well.
Sathish M — Google review
The ISKCON Temple is truly a serene and spiritual place to visit. The moment you enter, you feel a sense of calm and positivity. The temple is very well maintained, with clean surroundings and beautifully designed architecture. The daily aarti and chanting create an uplifting atmosphere that makes you want to stay longer. The devotees and staff are polite, helpful, and always ready to guide visitors. The prasadam served here is delicious and prepared with great care. There are also small shops where you can buy books, souvenirs, and devotional items. Whether you are looking for peace, spirituality, or simply a pleasant place to spend time, the ISKCON Temple is a wonderful choice. Highly recommended for families, tourists, and anyone seeking a refreshing break from the busy city life.
Vishnu — Google review
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4.3
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Hare Krishna Hill, Chord Rd, 1st R Block, Rajajinagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560010, India
https://www.iskconbangalore.org/
+91 80 2347 1956
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Park Plaza Lounge

Permanently Closed
$$$$affordable
Lounge
Restaurant
Airport Lounges
What to say other than Amezing!!! You get to enjoy the large dine area, some magazines in quite zone and to top they got live counters and of course the Buffet. I must say the appetizer to dessert meal buffet comprises of variety of dishes. Although the theme is quite same always they tend to keep some twist in dishes that i like. Live counters are the steel deal the Pasta, Dosa and Kathi roll counters are awesomely yumm you must try.
KANDARP S — Google review
Nice lounge.. they also serve liquor which is chargeable. Food options are available. They also have live counter for dosa and parantha which is a nice add on. Their tea collection is really very nice. I loved their Kahwa dip tea which i haven't seen anywhere else till date. They also serve filter coffee which is very authentic in taste. Washrooms are also inside the premises. It's good for a stopover and get some snacks and drinks. Staff is nice too.
Gunjita J — Google review
Good place to stay before departure, if you hold a credit card which has good weight then your entry will be free. Food section is above average, dessert is good.
Kunal — Google review
This is the best lounge at Bengaluru airport. Lots of options available for all to choose and have it before the departure for destinations.
Raj P — Google review
One of the best lounge across India. Variety of food and ambience are too good. Only thing i dislike about this lounge is, they allow us inside only before 3 hours from departure time.
Sathyan M — Google review
They take the efforts to decorate the premise as per festival season prevailing. Great ambience and ease of access, unlike other lounge situated at Kempagowda International Airport. The variety of cuisine available is also adequate. The staff is courteous and respectful. The area is neat and tidy. Definite pit stop if you have enough time in your hand before your flight.
Sushant K — Google review
Its one of good lounge in domestic airport
Satish G — Google review
Entry allowed 3 hours before the flight. They charge 1500 INR per person, if you don't have a complementary pass. Very crowded. Complementary food available 24 hrs. Their breakfast spread is excellent. Have live counters for dosa items and egg. Self service. Alcoholic beverages to be purchased.
Harishankar S — Google review
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4.0
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Domestic Departure, KIAL, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560300, India
https://www.parkplaza.com/noida-hotel-in-201307/indnoid/hotel/dining/lounge
+91 78993 18211
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Wonderla Amusement Park, Bengaluru

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Amusement park
Water & Amusement Parks
Wonderla Amusement Park in Bengaluru is a popular destination for thrill-seekers and families alike. The park offers a wide range of attractions, including roller coasters, water rides, and virtual reality experiences. With over 55 rides spread across 33 hectares, visitors can enjoy everything from high-thrill experiences like the Flash Tower and Hurricane to more relaxed options such as Lazy River and Fun Racers.
We visited Wonderla on Diwali, and while the experience was fantastic, be warned: the crowd was very high. The Good: The overall vibe is excellent, and the cleanliness and maintenance across the park are top-notch. The staff deserve a special mention; their response and behavior were very good, and they were professional and polite, even on a busy day. Must-Try Rides & Attractions: The variety of rides is superb! We loved the water section, especially the Rain Dance, Wave Pool, Mammoth, and all the water slides. For thrill-seekers, the Recoil coaster is a masterpiece. My personal favorites were Mission Interstellar and Recoil—they are must-do experiences! (A bonus: they provide videos and photos for some rides to capture the memories.) Important Tips for Visitors: Evening Highlight (Must Wait!): Be sure to stay until the end of the day for the incredible dance and music show! It’s the perfect, energetic finish to a thrilling day. Crowd Warning: I do not recommend visiting on weekends or major holidays like Diwali/Christmas unless you are prepared for extreme queues. Fast Track is Mandatory: If you must visit on a busy day, I strongly recommend getting the Fast Track tickets as they are the only way to avoid ridiculously long waiting times and enjoy all the rides. Food Costs: Be aware that the food and beverages inside the park are definitely on the higher side. Overall, Wonderla offers a fantastic, clean, and fun experience, provided you manage the crowds wisely!
Lokesh C — Google review
One of the best amusement parks in the country. Some rides are really high on thrill and adrenaline rush, especially their roller coaster- recoil, the twister, maverik etc. You must not miss the newly added adventure ride- Interstellar which is an experience in itself. The giant wheel at the 13th floor gives the best view of the park and the city. The waterpark isn’t great but has some good water slides and rides you can try. For extra fun you can try the rain dance shows, & especially the wave pool with the dj is so much fun. The best part is they hae made a division in the pool with 2 sides, one for family, couple, women; and other for only men. The crew keeps a check that everyone follows the rules properly and behaves. Some things to keep in mind. Some rides can have queues in rush time, but its doable; as the fastrack tickets are double the cost and not worth it as you can still do all rides without it, just make sure you reach before noon and are there till atleast 6pm. Noone specifically checked the costume for waterpark, but carry appropriate material clothes to enjoy the most, or you’ll have t o buy them at 350 bucks. The locker costs 350 rs, with an additional 50 bucks of the magnetic key watch band. There are multiple food joints and options to eat from. You’ll also find souvenir shops. Wait till post the sunset to see the beauty of the park in lights. You can take certain buses plying to and back from the park to city. Overall its a great experience and a must go to atleast once if you are adventurous soul.
SANA J — Google review
Fantastic Experience at Bangalore Amusement Park! I had an absolutely amazing time at Bangalore Amusement Park! The place is beautifully maintained, clean, and filled with thrilling rides for all age groups. From roller coasters to water rides, every attraction was well-managed and safe. The staff were courteous, helpful, and ensured everyone had a great experience. The food court had plenty of delicious options, and the overall ambiance made it a perfect day out with family and friends. The park is vibrant, fun, and definitely worth visiting again. Highly recommended for anyone looking for excitement and entertainment in Bangalore! 🎢🎡🎠
NIRAJ L — Google review
Check offers before Booking! This place is really good for a day outing, don't start from the first ride, watch YouTube videos to see which one you don't wanna miss and be in queue for those in the start. First of all reach the place by 10 am to be aware of what to do, and how to go ahead. Normal queue Wait time is 30-70 minutes on each ride after 11:30. So decide wisely don't waste your time on not so worthy rides. We included three meals, it was a good decision so we didn't waste time deciding, what to eat. My recommendations at least include noon meal, so you can enjoy it and during the evening it will be your wish for what you wanna eat after rides. Take the longest hours, it's hardly the matter of 100-200/- rs but then after dinner also you may be able to do some fun rides if not water rides. Take the locker in advance or one of you may end up just looking after your stuff. Wear water rides approved clothing from the start , so you don't waste time changing clothes again and again. Wear rubber slippers/ crocs, it's easy for you to move around.
Reetika G — Google review
I recently went to Wonderla Bengaluru, and honestly, it was an amazing experience! One of the best amusement parks I’ve ever been to. The place is super clean, well maintained, and packed with rides that’ll give you both adrenaline rush and pure fun. The new Mission Interstellar ride totally blew my mind! It’s India’s first space themed ride and the huge screen makes you feel like you’re actually floating in space definitely a must-try. Apart from that, the high thrill rides like Recoil were just insane. The water park section was also great the slides, the wave pool, the lazy river everything was just perfect for cooling off and chilling. The staff were polite and helpful throughout the day, and the locker and changing facilities were neat and clean. I also liked the food options inside decent variety and not too overpriced, which was nice. Overall, I had an absolute blast here! Whether you’re going with friends, family, or your partner, Wonderla guarantees a full day of fun, thrill, and amazing memories. Totally worth it! 🙌
Partha M — Google review
We recently visited *Wonderla Bangalore* with a group of four friends on a **Sunday weekend**, and it was an amazing experience! Since Wonderla was celebrating its **20th anniversary**, they had a special **Buy 2 Get 2 Free offer**, so the crowd was quite full — but the fun was totally worth it! The park is **very clean, green, and peaceful**, with a lot of energy and excitement all around. We enjoyed both **dry rides and water games** — each one gave us a thrill! The **rain dance** and **Rizal Coaster** were especially unforgettable and gave us real goosebumps. There are **lockers available**, and **drinking water** is easily accessible throughout the park, which is really convenient. Coming to **food**, the options are good and available at **reasonable prices**. Just one suggestion — avoid eating and then going for active water rides immediately, as it might cause a bit of discomfort. For **timings**: * Monday to Friday: 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM * Saturday & Sunday: 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM In the **evening**, the **lighting and night atmosphere** make the place even more beautiful. **How to reach:** Reaching Wonderla is easy. The best way is to take the **metro to Challaghatta (last station)**, and from there, you can easily book a **cab or bike**. The route from Challaghatta is smooth and traffic-free, just about **7 km away**. Overall, it’s a **perfect destination to visit with friends or family**, especially in groups — the fun multiplies! If you love adventure, water rides, and vibrant energy, **Wonderla Bangalore is a must-visit!** 🎢💦🎉
Sai R — Google review
This was my 3rd visit but first time with family and kids. Beautiful park, everyone should visit for fun. Weather was supportive so you could enjoy water games. There's new addition to the park - Mission Interstellar. It was mind blowing. Never experienced before. For all games there's 25% of people with Fast track priority passes are sent in. With Halloween passes, all land games can be played even between 7 pm to 10 pm while games for regular passes are closed by 6 pm. Park timings on weekends is 11 am to 7 pm. Everything is fine except Food. Its totally SCAM. If you buy buffet online vs offline, the prices are different. If you buy Buffet lunch at entrance is 419 while online and inside its 500+. Any food like Fried rice or Noodles with non/veg manchurian and large coke combination is 410/- when you can buy Buffet for same price. The quality of food is pathetic. After spending good time, we felt disappointed with food quality with menu options and with exorbitant prices. I have provided same feedback to ground staff to improve food. Hence reduced the overall ratings.
Lokesh G — Google review
When we were planning a fun trip for our school children on the occasion of Children’s Day, the first place that came to our minds was Wonderla - a place we knew would bring them the most joy. Since our students come from the ashrama and study in a government-aided school, we reached out to Wonderla to request their support in making this day special. The Wonderla management responded with immense kindness. They wholeheartedly accepted our request and made it possible for more than 45 students to enjoy a fully sponsored day at the park. The children got to experience all the dry rides and water games, enjoying every moment with excitement and laughter. The team ensured personal care throughout the day, organised fun games exclusively for our kids, and treated them to delicious food - making the entire experience unforgettable. We, the teachers of Mahila Mandali Vidya Samaste Kannada Primary, extend our heartfelt gratitude to the entire Wonderla team for embracing our children with so much love and warmth. The joy, laughter, and memories you created for them will always be cherished. Your generous gesture will forever remain close to our hearts.
Padma M — Google review
4.5
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4.4
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28th km, Mysore Rd, Bengaluru, Karnataka 562109, India
https://www.wonderla.com/bengaluru
+91 80 3507 3966
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Domaine Sula

Winery
Food & Drink
Wineries & Vineyards
Sula Vineyard is a delightful destination for wine lovers, families, and travelers looking for a relaxing experience amidst scenic greenery. Located slightly off the main highway, it requires a short drive through an internal road, but the journey is smooth and well-marked with signs, ensuring easy access without confusion. The little detour actually adds to the charm, giving the feeling of truly escaping into nature. Upon arrival, you’ll find ample parking space, which is very convenient — even during weekends or holidays, parking here is hassle-free. The open parking lot is well-organized, safe, and very close to the entrance, which makes visiting with kids or elderly family members stress-free. The entry fee is clearly stated at ₹600 per person, which includes a guided wine tasting session and a short tour of the vineyard and winery. A great point for families is that children below a certain age are allowed free entry (although naturally, they cannot participate in the wine tasting), making it a family-friendly place despite its focus on wine. The wine tasting tour is structured and accessible even for beginners. A knowledgeable guide walks visitors through the basic steps of wine production — from grape harvesting, fermentation, aging, and bottling. You get an easy-to-follow overview of how Sula produces its different wines. The tasting itself includes a sampling of several wines (typically around 5–6 types), and the staff explains the tasting notes, aromas, and characteristics of each variety in a simple and engaging manner. The session doesn’t feel rushed, and even those new to wine will find it enjoyable and informative without being too technical or intimidating. Once the tour is over, you can head to the in-house restaurant, which is a highlight in itself. The food is genuinely very good — well-prepared, fresh, and served in generous portions. The menu offers a great range of options, including wood-fired pizzas, flavorful pastas, continental favorites, and a few Indian dishes. There are also wine-pairing suggestions on the menu, which is a nice touch for those who want to continue the wine experience with their meal. The dining area overlooks the vineyards, offering a serene view that's perfect for a leisurely lunch or early dinner. The ambiance is casual yet tasteful, making it comfortable for both families and couples. The overall setting of the vineyard is beautiful and relaxing. You can take a stroll among the vineyards, click some great photos, or simply sit and enjoy the peaceful vibe. Everything is clean, well-maintained, and thoughtfully designed to offer visitors a genuine vineyard experience without being overly commercialized. In summary, Sula Vineyard offers a well-rounded experience: Smooth access with a short detour from the highway Spacious, worry-free parking Reasonably priced entry at ₹600 per person (kids free) A simple, informative, and enjoyable wine tasting tour Excellent food with a vineyard view Relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere It is the perfect spot for a half-day outing if you’re passing by or even a planned destination if you enjoy wine, nature, and good food. Whether you are a wine novice or a casual traveler looking for a peaceful break, Sula Vineyard is definitely worth a visit!
Gaurav V — Google review
Overall a nice experience. It's a day trip as this place is quite far off from the Bangalore main city. The ticket price has reimbursement via Wine Tour and Tastings! They could have allowed us more time in the Vineyards to explore the grapes. Overall nice experience! The guided tour costs 600 per head.
Sarani B — Google review
Good place for a day outing about 80 Kms frm bangalore (HSR Layout). Cover charge now increased to 800/ person from earlier Rs. 600/ person. Note that this can be set off against purchases made / services taken ( wine tour , wine tasting). Good selection of wine (red & white) including their upmarket ranges - Source & Rasa which otherwise is not usually found in shops in Bnglr. The winetasting & tour guide Tanish was very courteous & helpful apart from being knowledgable about most things to do with wine. We tasted about 6 different wine varieties, 2 sparkling, 2 red & 2 whites be prepared for a slightly warm weather at chanapatna as compared to Bamgalore. Given the long weekend, we didnt face much of traffic heading out or returning to bangalore. Food was ok & given the price charges nothing much to talk about... we ordered the nachos, pasta, few indian dishes... paid close to 3k for 4 pax.
V B — Google review
A decent experience with brief tour on wine making process and vineyards. Best time to visit is before March as per the crew, as harvest time was complete before we visited and not much grapes were in the vineyards. Explanation and wine tasting were good. Many places for photoshoot. They have grape stomping as well. Overall, a half day experience with fun away from the daily chores. Not much offers (except nominal discounts in bulk purchase) on their wines. It could be improved with more interactive and entertaining tour and tasting.
Subramanya I — Google review
Good place if you are a wine 🍷 lover and want to drive down to outskirts for a change. Ambience - Good for a day outing, has ample parking space. Paid Wine tour, wine shop and other souvenirs sold at their store. Good place to just relax take some funky pictures and enjoy the silence. Service - Is good, kept place clean and green 💚. Kitchen - While you need to try 🍷 and 🧀 here there are other options of multi cuisine food also served. Place is a little over priced but for a day to just beat the monotony good place to relax and have some decent food and drinks.
Ikshana — Google review
It was very interesting and enjoyable to learn how wine is made. This is a small vineyard though but it was pretty. The wine tasting was great and there's a gift shop too. The restaurant inside is very bad though, the food tasted like nothing, there were many houseflies and when asked to clean they did the bare minimum and just shrugged their shoulders. So overall if you visit here just buy a bottle of wine from their shop and go somewhere else to dine, this place isn't worth it that way. I am reducing 2 stars just for the worst dining experience I've ever had
Meghna S — Google review
The vineyard is quite small, so there isn’t much to explore. It’s fine to stop by if it’s along your route, but not really worth a full-day visit. There’s not much to do, and while the weekday entry fee is reasonable, weekends feel overpriced. Food is also on the expensive side, and the vineyard tour requires an additional payment (though part of it is adjusted against the entry pass).
Bharti K — Google review
We booked tickets for Domaine Sula Vineyard at ₹600 each. ₹200 covered the vineyard and factory tour, and ₹400 was for optional wine tasting, which could also be redeemed for food or wine. The tour lasted around 15-20 minutes, and the guide explained everything well. However, we were disappointed to find out that there were no grapes in the vineyard since all the grapes had already been harvested. It was quite a letdown. We felt they should have clearly mentioned the grape season on their website or while booking, so visitors would know what to expect. During the tour, the guide explained the process of how the grapes are grown and harvested over the months. The wine tasting session was good— we tasted six different wines, and the guide explained their taste, smell, and ingredients. This helped us choose which wine to purchase. Overall, it was an average experience. If we had known about the grape season and the overall experience beforehand, we wouldn’t have travelled over 100 km just for this.
BIGIL B — Google review
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115/86, Gangedoddi Village, Chekkere Post, Bangalore - DoddMalur Road DoddMalur, Channapatna, Karnataka 562160, India
https://sulavineyards.com/domaine-sula.php
+91 97417 98666
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Camp XtremeZone

Temporarily Closed
Campground
Tours
Adventure sports center
Canoe & kayak tour agency
Resort hotel
Game & Entertainment Centers
Very nice place. We went here with team. The parking place is around 1km away from the spot. Need to walk through hills to teach the place. Kayaking and jumping around in the water was the most fun thing to do here. You will have to wear the life jacket through out though. Breakfast and lunch is alright. Good food. Over all very nice place for a team outing. They have the paintball too but the guns were out for repair that day. The place offers night camping too.
Lokajit T — Google review
Very good place to spend a day's time with your team. You have to trek for 20 mins to reach the camp once vehicle is parked in the nearby village. The camp organizes a few team building activities and adventure activities like rope walking, kayaking and boating in manchanbele dam. But the fun part is that you are allowed to swim in the waters with a life jacket. They also serve decent Breakfast, lunch and tea/coffee snacks.
Sachin T — Google review
The main attraction of this place is water. been there for one day outing. Food is not at all good. But you will enjoy the day. Also location is beautiful 😍 .Rest room is too far and why there is no mirror?
Sahin S — Google review
Water sports activities are good but they have less boats now available and out of all boats few are not in good working condition, food was ok keeping in mind that place is far from normal living area, rappling was good, rope activities are also ok, staffs are polite, this place is mostly for adventure loving people rather than relax,dance,games(cricket, volleyball,paintball,etc) loving people. No paintball, and mud driving.
Govind N — Google review
Nice place for team outing. Best part was swimming and kayaking in river. Other than that rope activities and team building activities were good. Food was ok. Avallaki in breakfast was smelly. Had to throw it as it is. Sambhar vada and idli was good. Reached there by private bus which we booked for our team. Bus was parked at some 1.5kms away from destination. Had to track to location from there. Since its an adventure camping zone so don't expect any air conditioning room or place to rest. Your whole day is going to be tiring. We started from Bangalore at 8 and reached there by 10.30. Evening we left at 5.30 and reached back by 8.30.
Chandresh T — Google review
A beautiful place to get away from the city and camp under the stars. The host and their staff did a great job of ensuring we had a good time. The food was amazing! They have a selection of activities to keep you occupied. Overall a good experience.
Radical R — Google review
If you want only back water swimming and boating experience then this the best place. Life Saver Jackets are of good quality. Food is okay okay.
A R — Google review
If your are ready for a 1km hike before you get to the place, then this place is for you. XtremeZone is not all that "Xtreme". The food was horrible. A local villager we talked to said that they prepare meals in a very unhygienic manner. The staff was somewhat helpful. The owners have no regards for customers though. I would not recommend this place to anyone. The only plus point is the long drive.
Nischal C — Google review
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Camp ExtremeZone Trail, Dabbaguli, Karnataka 562128, India
https://www.campextremezone.in/
+91 98457 20769
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Sri Bhoga Nandishwara Gudi

Hindu temple
Sights & Landmarks
Sacred & Religious Sites
Sri Bhoga Nandishwara Gudi is a Hindu temple complex that dates back to the 9th century CE and is located approximately 21 km from the city center. Constructed in the Dravidian style, it is known for its ornate carved pillars and a reflecting pool. Despite some neglect from the government, this cultural treasure stands in great shape, showcasing amazing aspects of Hindu heritage.
After our visit to Nandi Hills, we made our way to the Bhoga Nandishwara Temple, and it was truly a remarkable experience! This ancient temple, believed to have been built around 800 CE, is a stunning testament to historical architecture. The temple grounds are expansive, allowing plenty of space to explore. As you approach, the massive entry gate immediately captures your attention, setting the tone for the grandeur within. The intricate stone carvings throughout the temple are absolutely breathtaking, showcasing the skill and artistry of the craftsmen from centuries ago. One of the highlights is the presence of two identical Shivalingas, which adds to the spiritual significance of the site. We also found the Navaraga Mandapa, which seems like a venue for various devotional or social activities—it's a beautiful space that enhances the temple's communal atmosphere. Inside the temple complex, there is a large kund, though public access is restricted. However, we enjoyed the lovely garden surrounding the temple, which adds to its charm. There’s also a smaller kund outside where visitors are allowed, but unfortunately, the water quality wasn't great. Overall, Bhoga Nandishwara Temple is a must-visit for anyone interested in history, architecture, or spirituality. The serene environment and rich heritage make it a perfect complement to a day spent in Nandi Hills. Highly recommended!
Amit K — Google review
I recently visited the Sri Bhoga Nandishwara Temple, one of the historic and beautiful temples in the region. The temple’s architecture is impressive, with intricate carvings and a peaceful atmosphere. There are two Shiva Lingas inside, and the temple holds great spiritual significance. There is no entry fee to visit, but parking charges are around ₹50. Anna Prasadam is also available, which is simple and satisfying. Washroom facilities are available outside the temple premises for visitors’ convenience. Overall, it’s a must-visit place for those who appreciate history, architecture, and spirituality.
Anand — Google review
Visiting Sri Bhoga Nandishwara Gudi near Nandi Hills was a peaceful and spiritually refreshing experience. The temple is beautifully built, with intricate stone carvings and stunning Dravidian-style architecture that reflect centuries of craftsmanship. The atmosphere inside is calm and serene — you can really feel a deep sense of devotion and history here.The temple complex is well-maintained, with lush gardens and a sacred pond that adds to its charm. It’s not just a place of worship but also a spot where you can sit quietly and soak in the beauty and energy of the surroundings. Watching the play of light on the old stone walls and listening to the chants from devotees made the visit truly special. It’s a must-see if you love ancient temples, architecture, or simply want a peaceful escape near Nandi Hills.
Shiva P — Google review
Bhoga Nandeeshwara Temple is located at the base of Nandi Hills, around 60 km from Bangalore. It’s easily accessible by road, and most visitors combine it with a trip to Nandi Hills. There is parking available near the temple, making it convenient for travelers. Architecture & History: This temple is one of the oldest in Karnataka, dating back to 9th–10th century, and showcases Dravidian and Vijayanagara architectural styles. The intricate stone carvings, beautifully sculpted pillars, and detailed inscriptions are a treat for history buffs and architecture enthusiasts. Deities & Spiritual Significance: The temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva (as Nandeeshwara) and features several shrines, including ones for Vishnu and other deities. It is an important pilgrimage site, and the serene surroundings make it perfect for meditation and spiritual reflection. Atmosphere & Experience: The temple is set amidst greenery, giving a calm and peaceful vibe. The ancient structure, combined with the natural environment, offers a spiritual escape from city life. Early morning visits are especially rewarding, as the temple is less crowded and the atmosphere is tranquil. Facilities & Amenities: Basic facilities like parking, drinking water, and rest areas are available, but food options are minimal, so it’s best to carry your own refreshments. Photography is allowed, but visitors are advised to be respectful of rituals and devotees. Overall Experience: Bhoga Nandeeshwara Temple is a must-visit for history lovers, architecture enthusiasts, and spiritual seekers. It’s less crowded than Nandi Hills itself, allowing for a more peaceful experience, and the detailed carvings and serene surroundings make it a memorable visit.
Rani J — Google review
An historical temple also still functional. Beautiful architecture is an understatement. A must visit place when you are visiting Nandhi hills. They do allow marriage ceremony to take place in the temple premises. Most of the structure are getting damaged due to lack of proper security and government negligence I hope they will do something to maintain this beautiful temple.
Karthik S — Google review
The Bhoga Nandishwara Temple, built around 800 CE, is a historical architectural marvel with intricate stone carvings and expansive grounds. It features two Shivalingas and a Navaraga Mandapa for devotional activities. The temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is the oldest surviving Nolambavadi-style Dravidian architecture in Karnataka, where Shiva and Parvati are together.
Anoop M — Google review
The temple's serene and peaceful environment, perfect for meditation and relaxation.The temple is surrounded by lush green lawns and a picturesque pond, adding to its tranquility. Overall, Bhoga Nandishwara Temple is a must-visit destination for history buffs, architecture enthusiasts, and those seeking a peaceful retreat from the city. Everyone is definitely leave a positive experience.
Shridevi B — Google review
🌿 Sri Bhoganandishwara Temple – A Timeless Gem Near Nandi Hills 🌿 Sri Bhoganandishwara Gudi is one of the most beautiful and peaceful temples I have ever visited. Located near the base of Nandi Hills, this ancient temple dedicated to Lord Shiva is truly an architectural masterpiece. The stone carvings, intricate pillars, and serene courtyards reflect the glorious craftsmanship of the Chola and Vijayanagara dynasties. The atmosphere here is divine and calm — perfect for meditation and prayer. The temple is very well maintained and surrounded by lush greenery, giving it a natural charm. There’s also a beautiful pond and smaller shrines within the complex that add to its spiritual ambience. It’s a great place for both devotees and history lovers. Visiting early in the morning makes the experience even more peaceful. Truly a hidden heritage treasure that showcases the rich culture of Karnataka. 🙏✨
RAVI V — Google review
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SH 74, Nandi, Karnataka 562103, India
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Shivagange

Mountain peak
Nature & Parks
Mountains
Soaring mountain peak known for its temples, sacred sculptures & sweeping views.
Moderate plus trek close to Bangalore . Access roads from Bangalore is good and a safe parking and toilet facilities. Try to start early so that you can climb chill weather . Last 25% is difficult. When we went there is so much mist and there is no view and can’t view the sunrise . But the place is so chill and relaxing . Climbing in sun might be difficult .
Aravind D — Google review
Moderate to difficult trek No prior booking,no entry fee,no guide required Wear good grip shoes Carry water but not a heavy backpack The climb is very steep after halfway Avoid during rainy season,it gets very slippery and is risky. Start early ,we started trekking by 6.Best time,as day progresses crowd increase,monkeys start creating lot of problems and also harsh sun is not helping you either. You have lot of refreshments shops till halfway so no worries about snacks. Few small temples all the way. Must visit as it is an amazing experience.
PRIYA G — Google review
Nice Place for a Short Trek and Peaceful Vibes Shivagange is a great place to visit if you’re looking for a short trip from Bangalore. It’s about 50 km away and perfect for a one-day outing. The place has a mix of nature, trekking, and spiritual feel. The trek is around 3 to 4 km uphill. Some parts are steep and narrow, but there are railings to help. It’s better to start early in the morning to avoid the heat and crowd. Make sure to carry water, wear good shoes, and be ready for some climbing. On the way up, you’ll see a few small temples and a big Nandi statue. The temple at the top is peaceful, and the view is really beautiful. Some useful info: Best time to visit: October to February (nice weather) Timings: Open from morning till evening Entry fee: No entry fee, but parking is paid Facilities: Small food stalls and a paid restroom near the parking area Tip: Don’t carry food in your hands—monkeys may try to grab it If you enjoy trekking or visiting temples, this place is worth going to. Peaceful, scenic, and a good way to spend your day!
Abhinav B — Google review
I visit 21-07-25 Very Beautiful beginners trekking spot close to Bangalore. From Bangalore it's a half day adventure trip. Good to go during weekdays since there will be crowd which is safe. Else go in large groups. During weekdays carry food and water.and valakallu teertha is amezing moment.
SANTHOSH M — Google review
We visited Shivagange in the early morning, and it turned out to be an unforgettable experience. As we started our trek just before sunrise, the cool breeze and peaceful surroundings set the perfect mood. The silence of the morning,made the whole atmosphere feel calm and spiritual. Overall, it was a perfect blend of adventure, nature, and spirituality. Visiting early in the morning is highly recommended if you want to beat the heat, avoid crowds, and enjoy the serene beauty of the place at its best.
Jeeva D — Google review
Had a wonderful trek to Shivagange! The trail offers a mix of steps and rocky paths with beautiful views along the way. It’s best to start early morning around 6 AM to enjoy the sunrise and cool weather, as it gets quite crowded once the sun is up. You’ll see many monkeys on the way, so keep your food and water bottles safe. The monkeys are playful but can grab things quickly. At the top, the view is rewarding, but water and snacks are quite expensive, so it’s better to carry your own water to save money. Overall, it’s a moderate trek, with some steep climbs near the top, but manageable with short breaks. The vibe is peaceful in the morning, and the breeze at the peak makes it worth the effort. Highly recommended for a day trek near Bangalore if you love adventure and sunrise views!
Sumit S — Google review
Note: 1. Watch out for the monkeys – they’re super active and smart! Cover your bag with a jacket and keep a small stick handy. Seriously, they act like police on the trail 😄 2. Start as early as possible – the cool breeze and sunrise view make the experience next level. This was my first trek and it turned out to be amazing! The path is a mix of steps and rocky patches, but as a beginner, I found it moderate and enjoyable. Early morning vibes were so peaceful – sukooooon The view from the top was stunning, and sitting near the temple after the climb just felt so rewarding. If you’re looking for a short, refreshing escape near Bangalore, I’d totally recommend Shivagange.
Rohan K — Google review
It was nice trekking experience here. Some portions are little tough but enjoyed a lovely trip with friends.
Packiam S — Google review
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Karnataka 562111, India
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Devarayana Durga

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Nature & Parks
Historic Sites
Mountains
Devarayana Durga is a hilly area in Tumakuru district of Karnataka, India that serves as both a temple town and hill station. The hills are made of rock and are enveloped by forests. There exist many temples on the hilltops like Yoganarasimha and Bhoganarasimha temples, which are located at an elevation of 1204 metres.
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Karnataka 572140, India, USA
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Vani Vilasapura Dam

Dam
Nature & Parks
Irrigation facility constructed between 1897 & 1907, surrounded by a park with paths & a temple.
4.5
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Karnataka 577599, USA
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Chitradurga Fort

Fortress
Sights & Landmarks
Large historical fort on the base of rocky hills with many doors & carvings at the main entrance.
Awesome 👌 place to visit. Very good for Photography. It will take 4 to 6 hours to comfortably cover with Photography stops. Carry some water and umbrella if raining. There is small food store for water, cold drink, ice cream, chips, biscuit etc. Also there are restroom inside. Ticket is 20 per head. Full of greenery. There are steps to climb up, but not very difficult. Enjoy while inside. Place is well maintained. As you go up, weather become pleasant and windy. View awseome. Parking is there outside fort. Guides available. Very recommend.
Debasish R — Google review
Beautiful fort, can walk easily all over. Must visit Onake Obavva kindi. Best time is to visit in the morning when sun is not too sharp. We visited late September when sky is still cloudy and has fresh cool breeze so you won't feel tired and can walk till the end.
Joy M — Google review
Chitradurga Fort, located in the Chitradurga district of Karnataka, is one of the most remarkable forts in southern India, known for its stunning architecture and strategic design. Built between the 10th and 18th centuries by the Chalukyas and later expanded by the Nayakas, the fort is popularly called Kallina Kote or the “Fort of Stones.” It features seven concentric fortification walls, secret passages, watchtowers, and water reservoirs that demonstrate exceptional engineering skills. The fort gained historical importance during the rule of Madakari Nayaka and is famously associated with the brave Onake Obavva, who defended it single-handedly against Hyder Ali’s soldiers. With its massive boulders, winding paths, and panoramic views, Chitradurga Fort stands as a symbol of valor, resilience, and the architectural genius of ancient Karnataka. The tickets are very affordable. The place is well maintained and clean.
Varun S — Google review
Chitradurga Fort in Karnataka is truly one of the greatest architectural masterpieces of ancient India. The moment you enter, the massive structure and brilliant engineering will definitely surprise you. The fort covers a huge area, so be prepared for a good amount of walking and exploring. Entry requires a ticket, and there are plenty of guides available at the entrance. If you’re interested in knowing the rich history and stories behind the fort, hiring a guide is highly recommended. Since the place gets very hot during noon, carrying a cap and enough water is a must. Also, there are many monkeys inside the fort premises, so keep your belongings safe and be cautious. Overall, Chitradurga Fort is an unforgettable historical experience and a must-visit for history enthusiasts and explorers.
Anjima K — Google review
The great King Veera Madakari Nayaka rolled fort. This fort made of full of rocks, very beautiful place for one day trip. Located near NH 04. One brave lady called Onake Obavva lived here, she alonly killed hundreds of Hidarali's soldiers.
Veeresh M — Google review
Its a beautiful historical place which gives lowkey hampi vibes. Very less travellers visit here, you need a full day to explore the fort and surroundings. Better to take a guide to understand the historical importance of each part of the fort
Chinthana — Google review
Very beautiful place, take a guide to know more information about the things which are hidden in plain sight. It's good for cardio. We got a chance to see the monkey king!!
KESHAVA A — Google review
Well maintained fort Too big fort mostly 3-4 direction at rreaching main point. Maim Temple and Gate cam be covered in 1-2 hour, whole fort day be lesser. Parking outside fort and limited to 10 15 cars mostly. Water facilities, Washroom and fort premise is clean.
Vishwas S — Google review
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Chitradurga, Karnataka 577501, India
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SIRSI SRI MARIKAMBA TEMPLE

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Hindu temple
Sights & Landmarks
Shri Marikamba Temple in Sirsi is an ancient Hindu temple renowned for its stunning Kaavi murals. Erected in 1688, it reveres the goddess Durga and draws an enormous crowd of devotees during its biennial fair held in March. The fair is one of Karnataka's most significant events. The temple is open from 6 am to 9 pm daily, with Tuesdays and Fridays being ideal times to visit.
Beautiful and sacred site offering darshan of Shree Marikamba Devi. The temple premises is well maintained and we get a chance to visit the main sanctum sanctorum and visit devi from up close and give our offerings. Calm and peaceful temple premises 🙏🏻
Sachin R — Google review
The temple was built in 1689, making it one of the oldest Shakti temples in Karnataka. Dedicated to Marikamba Devi, a fierce form of Goddess Durga, she is revered as the “elder sister” (Doddamma) of all Marikamba goddesses across Karnataka. I visited it on a Thursday morning of September at around 7:30 am as I was returning from Jog falls and it was supercool as there was no crowd and I could do Darshan straight. You must visit this if you are around this place. The temple features rare Kaavi murals—an extinct art form of coastal Karnataka involving red-pigmented plaster over a white base, engraved to reveal intricate designs. Inside, a central courtyard surrounded by cloisters displays images of deities from Hindu epics. Shri Marikamba Devi was installed in 1689 A.D. Sirsi was then a tiny village. The deity which is said to have been found in a local tank was installed here through the efforts of the Nandikeshwarmath Swamiji with the consent of Sadashiva Raya II of Sonda Dynasty, a sub-Kingdom under the famous Vijayanagar Empire. Since then Shri “Devi” has become the popular ‘Grama Devata’. Till recently the administration of the temple was looked after by the elders of the town. But from 1955 A.D. the temple is being administrated by the BOARD OF TRUSTEES comprising of 5 members. The trustees are nominated by the District Judge once in five years. Shri Marikamba is the Mother Divine like Kali of Bengal, Ambaji of Rajasthan and Ambabhavani of Maharashtra. She is Mother in love. She subdues the wicked and protects the Virtuous. It is a fact that all the wishes of her devotees are fulfilled only by their prayers. The annual Chief festivals are ‘Jayanti’, ‘Navaratri’ and ‘Kartheeka’ Illuminations, and bi-annual car festival. The temple is beehive of religious, social, educational and cultural activities. 20 Kindergarten Schools in the town area are being run by Temple. The temple is open Tuesday, Friday from 7.00 A.M. to 10.00 P.M. & other days from 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. for various sevas.
Subrata C — Google review
Sirsi Marikamba Temple is a Hindu temple located in Sirsi town of Karnataka, India. It is one of the prominent temples in Karnataka, Also known as Doddamma Temple, Marikamba Temple is dedicated to the goddess Durga, who is also called Renuka and Yellamma. It is one of the popular places to visit in Sirsi. The temple was built in the year 1688, and it is one of the important seats of shakti worship in Karnataka. The temple is highly regarded by devotees not just all over Karnataka but also in the neighboring states of Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh. People of Uttara Kannada and Dakshina Kannada districts consider Goddess Marikamba as their family deity as they believe that Devi will destroy all evil forces and protect them from natural disasters. The sanctum sanctorum of the temple has the central image of goddess Durga in the fierce form with eight arms mounted on a tiger. Legend has it that this 7-foot-tall image was discovered in a pond near Hangal. In 1611, Sadashiva Rao II, the King of Sonda, gave orders to install the wooden deity at this place. The architecture of this temple is splendid making it a must-visit place. Marikamba Temple is decorated with Kavi art on both sides of its walls. Close to the Marikamba temple are the temples dedicated to Maha Ganapati
Shashank S — Google review
Temple is very well managed by the authorities. It has good parking facility, huge entrance and a systematic entry and exits that doesn’t crowd the place. Temple has beautiful paintings inside and goddess is in glory inside the temple. I loved the temple red colour theme. There is Anna prasada for lunch till 2pm.
Goku_ynwa — Google review
A very divine and peaceful place. Shri Marikamba Temple in Sirsi is truly a spiritual experience. The temple architecture is beautiful, and the atmosphere is calm and full of positive energy. A must-visit if you’re in or around Sirsi.
Hemanath — Google review
Most powerful places and one of the Shakthi peeta (navashakthi) @ Sirsi, Temple is always maintained good environment and they provide food(anna prasada) at temple, it helps to local peoples and tourists also, only one request there is no accommodation for this temple kindly improve and washrooms also,
NAGAMANI G — Google review
Sirsi Marikamba Temple is one of the most famous temples in Karnataka, attracting devotees and tourists alike. Visitors praise the temple’s divine atmosphere, stunning Kaavi murals, colorful architecture, and the powerful idol of Goddess Marikamba. The temple is well-maintained and generally clean, making it a peaceful place for worship. Its historical significance and the grand Marikamba Jaatre fair add to its cultural charm. However, some reviews mention limited parking, heavy crowds during festivals, and long queues. Visiting early morning or on non-festival days is suggested. Overall, it’s a spiritually uplifting and culturally rich experience worth visiting.
Akshay P — Google review
Beautiful architect.Idol of Goddess is too attractive.bearly you can take off your eye's from it
Priyanka K — Google review
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4.5
(81)
Sirsi - Banavasi Rd, Sirsi, Karnataka 581401, India
http://marikambatemple.com/
+91 83842 26360
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Agadi Thota

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Sights & Landmarks
Farms
It's a fantastic family-friendly spot with a wide range of activities. Enjoy making and drinking fresh sugarcane juice, playing games, boating, bullock cart and horse rides, and pottery. Other activities include crafting with clay, traditional cooking experiences, and more. The breakfast and lunch are delicious, with plenty of options to satisfy everyone.
Avdhoot J — Google review
“Agadi Thota” was conceptualised in the year of 2000 with a theme we grow, we offer, we process our produce. In the year 2017, as a value addition and to generate additional income to make agriculture more self sustainable, we started to offer a special authentic North Karnataka’s ethnic food which is a geographical indicator of this region. The whole day we keep serving various items in unlimited quantities, starting from Fruit juice as a welcome drink, different variety of seasonal naturally grown and ripened fruit cuts, Millet based breakfast with natural Lemon Tea, Ragi Malt, Tamarind chigali, Sugarcane Juice, North Karnataka cuisine Lunch, Butter milk, pan, evening Masala Girmit with Sev, Mirchi to end with Tea/coffee. Agadi Thota's main objective is to offer a whole day package of ethnic North Karnataka Unlimited food. Along with that, to educate people about our culture and tradition, we also have Village life style self experience as a complimentary to the guests. Promoting our north Karnataka food is our intention hence we do not allow any outside food as we keep serving unlimited quantities of different items throughout the day. Food is our service is mandatory, rest of the experiences are just complementary.
Lakkappa N — Google review
It was one of the best experiences to spend quality time with my family, surrounded by nature and enjoying traditional food. I especially loved the mud kitchen items prepared in the old style from our UK side — I’m a big fan! The food was completely tasty, healthy, and reminded us of our roots. The entrance games were on another level, and I had so much fun playing with my little and younger brother. It created beautiful memories for all of us. I sincerely request Agadi Thota to make mud kitchen items available either online or offline, so more people can use them, as they are really good for health. Nowadays, in Dharwad city, I only come across matka water, but not such authentic items. I am truly thankful to Agadi Thota and everyone behind it for keeping us healthy and for teaching the importance of our old lifestyle. 🙏
Banu — Google review
Agadi Thota is a perfect destination to enjoy the real rural beauty and culture of North Karnataka. The farm is well maintained, calm and quiet in lush green surroundings. The activities provided are enjoyable for all age groups. From bullock cart ride, pottery making, boating, rain dance and many others. But mind you they only provide the structure you have to do everything yourself. But the best part is the food of North Karnataka served during entire day..it’s simply awesome..fresh, tasty ,homely and unlimited also.. The staff is very warm and makes sure that whoever comes there have a great time. The concept of organic farming and showing people how to do such type of farming in a very sustainable manner is really appreciated. It’s not about visiting, it can be called as an complete cultural exposure. I would say family outing, school outing or if you are just bored from the life going around. If you are anywhere near Karnataka u must visit this place!
Prasanna J — Google review
A wonderful place to visit with family and kids — offering an authentic village experience that brings rural life alive! From bullock cart rides, tanga rides, to various traditional games and activities, it’s a great way for children to see and enjoy what they’ve only heard about! The highlight was the traditional North Karnataka meal served for lunch — simple, authentic, and absolutely delicious!
Dr V — Google review
Good, very desi food, worth for money. Different folklore experience. Beautiful nature. However, Breakfast is not that great. Lunch, welcome drink, fruits, sugar cane juce, snacks were fantastic. For people who are like from Bangalore and other big cities. Find this place an awesome one interms of cost and experience
Mahanthesh S — Google review
I'm so glad you had a wonderful time at Agadi Thota with your family! 😊 The mud kitchen items were a highlight, and it's great to hear they brought back memories of your roots. The traditional food was not only delicious but also healthy, and it's wonderful that Agadi Thota is keeping the tradition alive. I appreciate your request to make mud kitchen items more accessible, and I'm sure the team at Agadi Thota will take note. It's great to hear that the entrance games were a hit with you and your family, creating beautiful memories. About Agadi Thota: Agadi Thota's concept is truly unique, focusing on sustainable agriculture and promoting North Karnataka's ethnic food. The all-day menu offers a variety of traditional dishes, and it's wonderful that they're committed to serving unlimited quantities of authentic food. Key Highlights: - Authentic North Karnataka Cuisine: A geographical indicator of the region - Village Life Experience: A complimentary experience to educate guests about local culture - Sustainable Agriculture: Agadi Thota's commitment to sustainable practices - No Outside Food: To ensure guests enjoy the authentic cuisine
Sharanabasappa G — Google review
Really one day enjoyment super 😄 rain dance enjoyment 🎵😁 food dish everything is ok 😊
Mikkan D — Google review
4.2
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4.7
(243)
Tadas - Hangal Road, Shiggaon Taluk, Kunnur, Karnataka 581193, India
http://agadithota.com/
+91 88800 96000
20

Unkal Lake

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Lake
Nature & Parks
Bodies of Water
Unkal Lake is a large and picturesque lake in Hubli-Dharwad, offering activities like boating and sunset viewing. The waterfront park nearby provides a perfect spot for relaxation, while the temple in the vicinity adds a touch of cultural charm to the area. Additionally, there are restaurants with delightful views of Unkal Lake where visitors can savor Chinese and Thai cuisine.
Beautiful lake to relax and spend time. Visited here when train got delayed. Well maintained and lots of place to relax. The view of lake is amazing. There is a kids park too. Great place to spend free time. There is a small food court too. The ticket price is just ₹10!
Ashfack — Google review
Unkal Lake Hubli: Perfect for Picnics & Peaceful Walks! Unkal Lake is a popular and well-maintained spot in Hubli, ideal for picnics, walks, and quality family time. The lake is large, complemented by a clean garden, playground, and walking pavements right at the entrance. Entry is a nominal ₹10 per person, and car parking is conveniently available in front. While the lake itself is well-maintained with regular de-weeding and attractive new fountains with lights, it's disheartening to see visitors still scattering garbage and plastic, despite efforts to keep it litter-free. A great place to relax, if visitors contribute to its cleanliness.
Saish G — Google review
A great place to spend time with family and friends! The Unkal Lake and garder is the place where you can find real peace and happiness. The place is totally covered with greenery and we can see many view points there so that we can enjoy the lake view from there and can feel the atmosphere. The lake and garden is really wonderful but I suggest to maintain the Unkal Lake more as the water seems to be polluted, and also request each and everyone (including me) to maintain the place and follow the rules so that the lake and garden look better and it's our own responsibility to maintain our area and surroundings clean including public parks, gardens and more. My overall experience was pretty good and I really enjoyed a lot. Most recommended garden to visit for the one who are new to Hubballi, and i recommend those too who haven't visited this place. There are even many more kids playable area so that kids can enjoy and have fun. Best walking trails are available for morning and evening walks and you'll really enjoy it. Huge Parking facility is also available vehicle parking. The ticket is Rs.10 per person and Rs.5 for vehicle (the day I visited). * Online Payment Option is not available. ** No entry ticket and vehicle parking ticket were provided by the ticket counter agent, who was unresponsive.* Overall my experience for this visit was worth watching and I really enjoyed here! Check out my clicks for more!
Rudresh C — Google review
Superb ambience for spending the Mornings and evenings. Beautiful lake with a lot of resting space😍
Vivek K — Google review
A beautiful place to sit in peace and enjoy the calmness of lake. So many benches are available for people to sit and relax as well. Evening are great on weekdays.
Nikhil S — Google review
Beautiful lake with wonderful surroundings. It’s so clean. Ample parking space for vehicles.
Madhvi — Google review
Great place for walkers and jogger’s . We could only make 1/4th round of the entire lake . According to the security of the lake the entire periphery of the lake is about 6.5 kms . The lake closes at 07:00 pm . If you are planning to cover the entire round then have ample time before you take the full circle. The lake is just next to Hotel naveen . The pavement have been well laid . There are lights out along the track so that the move may be smooth . There is a sun set view point at the enterance at a heightened location . There is an eatery/restaurant at the entrance where you can grab snack before you set out for walking . Entrance fee is 10/- and parking fee is also 10/- . If you are in Hubballi and not sure where to go in the evening then this is a good place to explore .
Vijay K — Google review
I am a resident of Jaipur and have been visiting lake for long walks ever since childhood. I have seen people from all walks of life come to lake for morning and evening walks. I like to walk the talk here with friends and family. The environment of the lake is very conducive for deep introspection. Watching the sunrise or sunset gives me an exhilarating experience and makes me feel one with God and Nature. Of late you can see the water shimmering like silver if you go around 5:30 or 6:00 pm and makes the whole area look so calm and serene and beautiful. At the other end of the lake there is now a Buddha Park with a very beautiful calm and serene statue of Lord Buddha in sitting pose. At the entrance you will find the lake club, restaurant, lots of vendors selling eatables, and a big play zone for kids where you can enjoy with kids. Also, there are ducks in the lake which you can feed or go for a boat ride. There are plenty of things to do here. It has become an activity centre for people. All in all an enjoyable experience.
Jit V — Google review
4.2
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3.7
(136)
Bairidevarkoppa, Hubballi, Karnataka 580031, USA
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21

Wild Planet Jungle Resort, Dandeli

Resort hotel
Nature & Parks
Bed & breakfast
Indoor swimming pool
Laundry service
Outdoor activity organiser
The location was fantastic, room service was amazing, and the activities provided were truly worthwhile. Don’t think twice—just come and enjoy! All this at a very affordable price rang
Manjunath B — Google review
Avoid this resort at all costs!!This place is a complete scam. They lure people in with positive reviews and photos of a different resort, but when we arrived, they shifted us to another property called *Wildernest* without any prior notice. When we questioned them, they gave a vague excuse, claiming they assign resorts based on "availability." Since we reached late at night, we had no choice but to stay. The resort we were sent to was poorly maintained, none of the promised activities were available, and the worst part — they served the *same food* for all three days! If you value your time and money, do not book this resort. It completely ruined our vacation experience.
Pavithra S — Google review
This resort is very good for families and couples. It is also good for students to enjoy your holidays. They provides good service and they have great hospitality service. We have enjoyed a lot in the resort. I had recently visited with my family of 12. Great service and rooms was clean and hygienic. They served hot 3 meals with veg and non veg food it was so tasty and yummy. Staff were friendly and polite. The adventure activities was good. Don't miss river rafting it's one of the most famous adventure activities in dandeli. It's was good and thrilling. We loved it. Highly recommended to visit a wonderful place. Thank you🙏
Angad K — Google review
We had a wonderful experience in the resort. The trip was amazing. I had trip with my friends. Nice place to enjoy with your friends and family. Lovely location, good service and good food, clean hygienic rooms and wonderful service.
Bholasankar J — Google review
"Absolutely loved my stay at Jungle Resort! Nestled in the heart of nature, it was a perfect blend of luxury and wilderness. The rooms were spacious with breathtaking views of the surrounding nature . Activities like jungle safaris, birdwatching, and rafting main wateractives under the stars made it an unforgettable experience. Staff were super friendly and accommodating. Highly recommended for a nature escape!"
Abhishek C — Google review
I had visiting in the resort for 2 days with my family. Resort was beautiful and amazing. It was located in the jungle and Surrounded by beautiful lush greenery and nature orintied. This is the perfect place for any one looking for unwind from the city hustle and bustle. Rooms: They have red stone cottages, premium rooms, garden view commando tent and camping tents. The cottage were clean and well Mentained. Food: They have buffet system with unlimited veg and non veg food. The quality of food is too good and tasty 😋. They served time to time hot food and service was too good. Staff's: The staff were friendly and helpful. Every staff went out if the way to make every guest feel comfortable. Mainly santosh sir helped a lot he arranged everything we need. His efforts made our visit even more memorable. Activities: There a lot of activities like archery, dartboard, caroom rain dance campfire and also they have a pool and baby pool also our children enjoyed all day in the pool. They will give 3 water sports activities in the package like kayaking, boating and zorbing it was good and thrilling we enjoyed a lot in the river. If u visit dandeli u must do water sports activities it was thrilling and wonderful ✨😍. Jungle Safari: they have jungle trekking option by walk in the morning only. And they will guide govt. Jungle zeep safari also it's cost 650/- pp. Sight seeing: near by sight seeing places like Disney park, crocodile park and moulangi eco park. Ambiance: if u are searching a resort in dandeli. I will truly say it is one of the best jungle resort in dandeli. highly recommended to visit everyone to visit this wonderful place.
Ajith A — Google review
Best budget resorts in Dandeli, wide range of water activities, all the resorts are in the midst of the nature away from city noise, Best gateaway to the nature, food is awesome same goes with the service, rooms are well furnished, helpfull staff ...
Mohan L — Google review
We enjoyed with my family and it's best resort I stayed . good service given and food also super and we done all water activities it's amazing.
Bidyut M — Google review
4.2
(1900)
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3.8
(221)
near Kali River Bridge, Dandeli, Karnataka 581325, India
https://dandeliwildplanet.com/
+91 99454 41907
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Tanshikar Spice Farm and restaurant with authentic dishes

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Farmstay
Sights & Landmarks
Tanshikar Spice Farm is a unique and scenic retreat spanning over 25 acres, run by the passionate Tanshikar couple. The farm offers a fascinating spice plantation tour led by Gauri, who provides detailed explanations about the different spices. The property features a 250-year-old mud house and delicious meals, especially noteworthy vegetarian dishes. Visitors praise the exceptional service and diverse language capabilities of the guides.
Had an amazing time here! The staff were incredibly helpful and welcoming, making the entire experience feel warm and comfortable . Everyone was really friendly , I don't know all their names.. The meals were absolutely delicious, with a great variety to choose from every day. One of the highlights was the Spice Garden tour , our guide Prachi was knowledgeable and made it a truly memorable experience. Whether you're looking to unwind or craving some adventure, this place is a perfect getaway. Highly recommended!
Kruti N — Google review
I didn't stay there. We went for a day outing to see the Spices at the farm. It's a generation old forest, full off native Indian and some other spices. They serve a welcome drink and then give you a tour with all the information and history you need ! It's great. The food they serve is healthy and freshly made, must have that too after your tour. And they also have a souvenir shop where you can buy all the spices and different amazing products made out of them.
Tanvi M — Google review
Tanshikar Spice Farm, Goa Tanshikar Spice Farm is a truly delightful place to stay. The eco-friendly hut set right in the heart of the jungle offers a peaceful and immersive nature experience. The food was excellent — fresh, flavourful, and prepared with spices grown on the farm. Birding around the property was wonderful, with many species visible throughout the day. The night safari with owner of property Chinmay Tanshikar and Sahil the naturalist there ,was the highlight of our trip — we spotted a Slender Loris and five species of snakes, making it an unforgettable wildlife experience. A perfect destination for nature lovers looking for tranquillity, good food, and a touch of adventure.
Renu K — Google review
We had an amazing stay at Tanshikar Spice Farm, Goa! 🌿 The place is a perfect mix of nature, learning, and relaxation. The organic food was absolutely delicious and fresh from the farm. We really enjoyed the trek and jungle safari – spotted some animals and got to experience the raw beauty of nature. What stood out most was the opportunity to learn about organic farming and sustainable practices – very insightful and inspiring. The owner and guide were wonderful hosts, making us feel at home with their warm hospitality and knowledge. Highly recommend this place if you’re looking for something offbeat, peaceful, and close to nature. Will definitely visit again! 🌱✨
Piyush S — Google review
I went for a farm tour and farm to table lunch. It was a great learning experience, we got to try different kinds of spices and coffee. The food was equally good, do try the chocolate mousse. Mr.Tanshikar was kind enough to give us a tour of his house as well and teach us about the benefits of mud houses and how we should go about living a slow peaceful life in sync with the nature.
Dhruv B — Google review
We had a wonderful time here. Even the journey to the spice farm is magnificent. What we learned about spices here was very informative and interesting. We were able to marvel at the owner's ancient mud house and gained a fantastic insight into the beautiful natural surroundings. The thali, prepared with local ingredients, was delicious. The shop is also magnificent. For little money, you can get exclusive, high-quality products here: spices, honey, chocolate, and coffee varieties we had never seen before. A unique experience for all the senses. An experience you will never forget. Thank you very much, dear friends.
Olav B — Google review
🌿 A Must-Visit Gem in Goa’s Heartland I recently visited Tanshikar Spice Farm in Netravali, and it was one of the most authentic and enriching experiences I’ve had in Goa. Owned by Mr. Chinmai Tanshikar, whose family has nurtured this land for over 250–300 years, the farm spans 23 lush acres and is a living example of sustainable, organic farming. From arecanuts, cardamom, coffee, maize, honey, pepper, and countless other spices, everything grown here is 100% organic—and available for purchase directly from the source. The guided tour was both educational and immersive, and the staff were incredibly friendly and always ready to help, making the experience feel personal and warm. The food is simple, home-cooked, and deeply nourishing, prepared mostly with ingredients sourced from the farm itself or nearby homegrown plots. Meals are lovingly crafted by Mr. Chinmai’s mother and a few professional chefs, blending tradition with care. You can truly feel the freshness in every bite—it leaves you not just satisfied, but glowing from within. What truly sets this place apart is its eco-conscious spirit. They offer day and night treks, and within the estate flows a serene waterway that leads to a natural pool—perfect for a refreshing dip. Even more inspiring is their commitment to animal rescue, caring for stray dogs, snakes, and birds with compassion and dedication. This isn’t just a farm, it’s a sanctuary of nature, culture, and kindness. If you're ever in Goa, Tanshikar Spice Farm is a place you must visit at least once in your lifetime.
Shabbir T — Google review
We did the spice tour that included delicious buffet lunch (which was also vegan friendly). The tour was really great, informative and full of interesting facts. You can see that they are passionate about what they do. Would highly recommend visiting! The drive there from Palolem Beach is also stunning.
Martin L — Google review
4.7
(729)
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4.5
(121)
near Smriti Yoga, Netravli, Goa 403704, India
https://tanshikarspicefarm.com/
+91 94211 84114
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Dudhsagar Falls

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Scenic spot
Nature & Parks
Waterfalls
Dudhsagar Falls, located on the Goa-Karnataka border, is a stunning three-streamed waterfall known for its milky white waters. Surrounded by lush forests, the verdant landscapes come alive with cascading waterfalls and secluded swimming pools. The area is particularly enchanting during the Goa rains when crowds thin out and great deals on accommodations can be found.
One of the best and easiest trek. Start ny morning itself 12+12 kms trek thru forest, streams and tracks. Earlier trek till upper waterfalls now they stopped. Always book a guide, if going solo join a group.
Arun M — Google review
We travelled on 11th Oct 2025. Jeep safari had just opened a day before after the monsoon break. It's recommended to start the journey early we started at 8 am . It is a one hour journey by jeep to the waterfall. You will be given 90 minutes at the waterfall. Additional time can be spent at additional charges. It is the best time to visit as waterfall is in full flow post monsoon. Jeep can accomodate 7 pax . 600 rs per person or 4200 per jeep. Forest check point charge 250 which includes life jacket charges. Pls do not litter this beautiful natural paradise.
Karthik K — Google review
A must visit place for people seeking some adventure. You have to reach Kolem by your convenience. Then you’ll have to book local jeep that will take you near the waterfall which would take around 45min. Then there’s 5-10 minutes of hiking and you’ll see the beauty of nature. That’ll cost around Rs 850/- including the forest charges which is 250 Rs. You’ll also get a life jacket that’s included in 850 Rs. You’ll also can also swim in the waterfall.
Shubhang G — Google review
Good place for adventurous trip. You have option to go for hiking treking and jeep tour. It takes 45mins to go by jeep from the forest gate. Some places you cross the streams and full bumpy road for 45mins. You will be given 90 minutes to enjoy at the water falls. These jeep drivers charge waiting charges if you cross 90 mins. Avoid if elders with back pain. Also the water fall area doesn't have proper fencing support railing or any proper means to stand. Plenty of changing rooms but not maintained properly. You have a life guard near the water falls. Rocks are very skidy and be cautious.
Harsha G — Google review
Heavy Queue up to 3-4 hours for buying ticket, after ticket buy seat in their bolero around 45 min then you reach dudhsagar waterfall parking area… after that 10 min walking for dudhsagar waterfall, after seeing you feeling just wow… awesome location.. but time taken.
Pradip P — Google review
Writing down so that anyone who wants to go can have an easy trip. Things to note: You cannot take your personal vehicle after the ticket booking point in Kullem. No shops inside, so take your water bottles with you. The road is very very rocky. Anyone with back problems is adviced not to go. You will need to pay a maintanence fee, its about 220 per person. Carry cash, they do not accept any digital payments. Theres 3 ways to reach the actual falls. The first 2 options are a trek. You can trek from Kullem or Castle Rock. The trek from Castle Rock is almost a whole days worth trek and you will need a guide. The one from Kullem is about half a days worth. The roads to reach there are also very muddy mostly because of jeeps that keep crossing the road. I personally would not recommend the trek because it's not very scenic, the roads are bad to non existent and is dangerous in general, especially from Castle Rock. And you can't take a jeep back from there either because jeeps already have their passengers pre-booked from the ticket point. The only advantage of the trek is that you can stay at the falls as long as you want. The third way is to book a jeep. Best way imo. They run non stop from the ticket point. It's 500 person(on top the maintanence fee). They'll drop you at the final leg, from there you have to trek for 10mins. A very simple trek. You get 1.5 hours at the falls. Enough to see whatever the falls has to offer.
Shreyas — Google review
It’s an easy to moderate trek for around 11.5 kms one way…the view is not much what we expected but was okish. The guide will force you to take the train track route but please make sure you take the forest route for better view and experience.
Raj K — Google review
There are Two ways to Explore the Mighty Falls, one in by Trek and other is Jeep safari which is 4200 per jeep (Rs.700/- per Head) if you are less then 7 you can share with others. By Trek is very difficult for Inexperience, its took 3 hours up and 3 hours down total of 6 Hours Walk. Forest Entry Ticket is Rs.250/- per person. Jeep Travel time is 45 Min up and 45 min Down. They Gave you 1.30 Hours for bath in Falls if waterflow is low. The 1.30 hours time is not enough for everyone because we cant get out of the falls due to its carry such joy and wild experience, they gave you life jackets so don't worry about if you not know to swim. Overall I highly recommend everyone must visit this Falls once you are in GOA. Timing 9.0 am to 3.0 pm. Checkpost is walkable from Kulem Railway Station, which is 30 min from Madgoan Junction.
Thoufic U — Google review
4.6
(31044)
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4.3
(1422)
Sonauli, Goa 403410, India
https://www.goa.gov.in/places/dudhsagar-waterfalls/
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Palolem Beach

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Beach
Outdoor Activities
Palolem Beach is a serene and uncrowded stretch of white sand with calm waters, making it an ideal destination for couples and adventure seekers. Visitors can enjoy thrilling activities such as parasailing, scuba diving, kayaking, banana boat rides, and hot air balloon rides. The beach also offers a vibrant nightlife with silent disco music parties and chic casinos.
My favorite beach in India so far! Has everything.. sunset, backwaters, great food, nice shopping, water & adventure activities, mangrove boating etc and super calm waters.
Hitha N — Google review
I just love the beach - it's a beach with the cleanest water I have ever visited Have stayed twice at the beach in the last 4 years and have never been disappointed by the beach If you are looking to stay at calm, peaceful beach kinda getaway from your routine this is where you should be PS Food is slightly expensive side vis a vis the taste though
Devendra P — Google review
Palolem Beach is a picturesque, crescent-shaped beach located in the Canacona region of South Goa, India. It is well-known for its serene ambiance, pristine white sand, and calm, shallow waters, making it suitable for both relaxation and water activities. Key Features & Activities Scenic Beauty: The beach is lined with a thick forest of swaying coconut palms and surrounded by hills, offering idyllic scenery and beautiful sunset views. The northern end of the beach features small wooded islands. Atmosphere: Palolem offers a perfect blend of a laid-back atmosphere and vibrant social scenes. The northern part is generally calmer and more family-friendly, while the center and south attract a livelier crowd and backpackers. Water Sports: The calm waters are ideal for swimming, kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding, and boat trips. Boat trips for dolphin spotting are also a popular attraction. Nightlife: The beach is famous for its unique "Silent Noise" parties, where participants wear headphones to dance to different music genres, adhering to local noise regulations after 10 pm. Accommodation & Dining: The shoreline is dotted with a variety of colorful bamboo and timber shacks and resorts, offering a range of accommodation options and serving delicious seafood and local cuisine.
Nikhil M — Google review
One of the most beautiful and scenic beaches of South Goa. There are many more beautiful beaches adjoining this beach. One can enjoy water sports and ferry rises here.
Naresh C — Google review
My favourite beach to visit. Perfect to swim, kayak, SUP, or just relax on the sand. It is clean and really visually appealing especially at sunset.
Paige S — Google review
This is honestly my favorite beach in India so far! It has everything you could ask for — stunning sunsets, peaceful backwaters, delicious food, great shopping options, exciting water & adventure activities, mangrove boating, and unbelievably calm and clean waters that make the experience perfect. Whether you want to relax or enjoy action-packed activities, this beach offers the best of both worlds. A must-visit destination for beach lovers!
Yaduveer S — Google review
Palolem Beach is pure bliss! A perfect blend of calm vibes, soft sand, and gentle waves. It’s lively but never too crowded — you’ll find beach shacks, yoga spots, and music without losing that peaceful charm. The sunsets here are unreal — golden skies reflecting on the water as boats float by. Early mornings are just as magical with dolphins often spotted near the shore. Easily one of the most beautiful and relaxing beaches in Goa.
Aanchal J — Google review
One of Goa’s most beautiful and peaceful beaches — clean sands, calm vibes, and magical sunsets. Perfect for a morning walk or a lazy day by the shore, with plenty of charming cafes nearby for that perfect blend of nature and chill.
Shwetabh S — Google review
4.6
(28901)
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4.5
(2625)
Goa, India, USA
http://www.palolem-beach.com/
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Agonda

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Outdoor Activities
Beaches
Agonda, situated in the South Goa district of India, is a well-known village celebrated for its stunning beach. The area is recognized as one of the few beaches designated as turtle nesting sites under the Coastal Regulation Zone 2011 notification. The beach offers smooth and consistent waves, making it ideal for beginners to learn surfing.
4.7
(2391)
Goa, India
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Cola Beach Rd

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Outdoor Activities
Beaches
Cola Beach, also known as Khola Beach, is a secluded and pristine beach located in the southern part of Goa. It is situated in the Canacona area and can be accessed via a scenic road from Canacona town. The beach boasts of golden sand with volcanic boulders scattered around it. Cola Beach is not frequently visited by tourists due to its offbeat location, nestled amidst hilly terrain covered with dense vegetation.
4.5
(632)
Kola, Goa 403702, India
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Cavelossim Beach

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Beach
Outdoor Activities
Cavelossim Beach, located in South Goa, is renowned for its unique combination of white sand and black lava rocks, creating a picturesque setting that stands out from other beaches in the area. The relatively small crowds and calm waters make it an ideal spot for swimming and leisurely beach strolls. Visitors can enjoy various facilities such as restaurants, shops, and tourist activities along the shore.
Excellent beach less crowded and few shacks available .. but when I spoke to the shack person regarding crowd they said Russians are main tourist for them and they usually come from nov til jan which is their leak season
Chetan G — Google review
Scenic Beauty: One of the first things that strikes people is the contrast between the white sand, black lava or “lava-ish” rocks, and the gentle flow of the Sal River on one side while the Arabian Sea laps the other. Peace & Cleanliness: Many travellers rate Cavelossim highly for its cleanliness and relatively uncluttered feel. Unlike many of the more famous (and busier) beaches, this one gives you space to breathe, walk, relax, even as the day progresses.
Bullappa C — Google review
Best white sand beach in south Goa. Less crowded and very peaceful. This is a hidden gem and you can witness pne of the best sunsets here.
Vishal M — Google review
This beautiful beach in South Goa is truly a hidden gem peaceful, calm, and perfect for anyone looking to unwind. The shoreline is clean, the waves are gentle, and the whole place has a soothing vibe that instantly relaxes you. What makes it even better are the lovely beach shacks around, serving delicious food and chilled beers. Whether you want to just sit back and soak in the view or enjoy a lazy meal by the sea, this spot never disappoints. A must-visit if you’re exploring the quieter side of Goa!
Shaun F — Google review
It’s a very friendly beach where you can enjoy swimming and beautiful sunset views. It’s also conveniently located near the market.
Shun C — Google review
This is a really good beach, clean, scenic and less crowded post entrance area. I would give it five star or more but due to dog attacks I am giving it less , there are safety issues on this beach especially early morning and post sunset due to group(15-20 dogs) of stray dogs. Do keep in mind that there are lot of stray dogs who attack people once it gets dark , keep a stick incase chosing to stay till it gets dark or early morning.
Niraj K — Google review
Most beautiful, clean and peaceful beach in South Goa. This place is very quiet and less crowded compared to other beaches. Sunset here is very beautiful and the main attraction of this beach. There are few shacks and no loud music, just peace. Usually foreigners and families visit this beach. The crowd here is quite decent and one can peacefully enjoy the vibes and sounds of the sea. Very clean no waste or garbage anywhere. If you are visiting goa and want to spend quality time with your partner, then this beach should be on your checklist.
AMEYA J — Google review
The best beach in south Goa , it’s a must visit. Calm , foreigners were more compared to locals , very less shacks , a clean and safe dress changing pods , good for adventure activities too . If I visit south Goa , I’ll surely visit this place again .
Keerthana N — Google review
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Sahakari Spice Farm

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Sights & Landmarks
Sahakari Spice Farm, located in the Ponda area of Goa, is a sprawling 130-acre plantation that grows an array of spices, herbs, and trees. Visitors can immerse themselves in the aromatic experience by plucking and tasting pepper, sampling the world's hottest chillies - Peri Peri, enjoying an elephant shower, and indulging in a traditional Goan lunch prepared with farm-fresh spices.
They sadly don’t have elephants anymore (I read online about it and was looking forward to introducing my toddler to them but the forest department took them away a couple years ago). Regardless we had a great time overall. Tour guide, Lucy, was amazing. Fresh lunch was delicious. Great, reasonably priced herbal products to buy from their store .
Charuta K — Google review
Very beautiful farm and one of a kind experience if you are visiting for first time. They welcome you with flowers and then serve you a welcome drink. Then you have a option of having lunch or going on a tour of farm. Lunch was home like and tasty. They served both veg and non veg food. It is a buffet. Then on tour they explain you all about the different spices and condiments they grow in the farm and their benefits. At last they pour a mixture of some herbs with water on your back to relieve your fatigue. Overall a great experience.
Akashsingh S — Google review
If you like being around nature and love the knowledge of trees, plants and spices you must visit this Spice Farm. The entry fee was only Rs. 500/- per head which includes a tour guide and a lunch buffet. The welcome to the farm was with a shower of flower petals and a small glass of Lemon Grass tea which has many health benefits. The tour guide is available in Hindi, English and Konkani languages. Our tour guide Saiksha who gave us a tour in English was very sweet, polite and knowledgeable. The tour of the plantation is for about 25 to 30 minutes and is a walking tour. Post that they refresh you with herbal cold water on your back to soothe and calm you. They also give you 15ml of Fenni a local goan alcohol made from the Cashew fruit. You can then sit down for your lavish spread of authentic local cuisine. There is ample of parking space available here and it's better to come in early when it's cooler and has less crowd.
Adrian R — Google review
What an amazing experience for the eyes and the tummy… the guided tour was very informative and while it is a large plantation a quick 30 minute walk around the key areas was good to get a feel for this place… the food both veg, non veg including seafood was soooooo tasty… The staff kind, knowledgeable and genuinely trying to give everyone a good time. No Regrets and must visit…
Neil M — Google review
I went here on my birthday — and man, that turned out to be such a great decision! The food was absolutely amazing, and our guide was both knowledgeable and super nice, with just the right touch of sarcasm that made the tour fun and engaging. Everyone we met was incredibly kind. We were actually the first ones to arrive that day, and they welcomed us with flower petals and a warm cup of lemongrass tea infused with cardamom and ginger — such a lovely start! And can I say it again? The food was AMAZING. They served it in earthen pots — not sure if it’s cooked in them too, but either way, it was delicious 😬
Saburi S — Google review
It’s a spice plantation & agro-tourism venture located in Curti, Ponda, Goa. The farm occupies around 130 acres and has been developed into a tourist spot where visitors can see how various spices and crops grow naturally. The farm not only grows spices (like pepper, cardamom, nutmeg etc) but also fruit trees, medicinal herbs and practices eco-friendly farming methods. The experience includes a guided tour of the plantation and a traditional Goan meal (buffet style). They have both veg and non-veg options.
Aakriti A — Google review
Visiting the spice farm is definitely worth it. It's a privately owned farm spread over 130 acres, though only 2–3 acres are accessible to visitors. The guided tour is informative, offering great insights into various spices, their Ayurvedic benefits, and how to identify fake products often sold in the market. The entry fee is INR 500 per person, which includes a guided tour, farm visit, and lunch. The food was delicious, healthy, and they even offer Jain/Swaminarayan options, making it completely vegetarian-friendly. Since the farm is located away from North Goa, it's best to go by car for convenience.
Ketanbhai D — Google review
🌿 An Absolutely Wonderful Experience at the Sahakari Spice Farm, Goa! My visit to this spice farm was one of the most memorable experiences of my Goa trip! The place is absolutely wonderful — peaceful, green, and filled with the aroma of nature. Our journey started at 8:30 AM from Panaji, and after navigating through Google Maps, we reached the farm around 9:45 AM. We were the first visitors of the day and were warmly welcomed with a refreshing cup of organic herbal green tea, made from freshly grown spices. Soon after, a guide escorted us through the farm, explaining in detail about the different species of spices, their lifespans, when they start producing yield, and the climatic conditions required for their growth. We also learned about various organic farming techniques used to enhance spice production. Though I forgot his name, I truly admire him for his amazing knowledge, communication skills, and humble nature — he made the tour so engaging! The farm tour lasted about an hour, surrounded by lush greenery, the sound of flowing water, and the soothing scent of spices — it was an absolute delight for the senses. After the tour, we followed a traditional ritual where a blend of two organic oils was applied to our back — said to relieve tiredness, and it truly worked! Then came a chance to taste Feni, Goa’s traditional alcohol made from cashew fruit — like a desi version of tequila! Next, we moved to the dining area for an unlimited Goan buffet, and honestly, it exceeded all expectations — especially for just ₹500 per person! There were around 10–12 vegetarian options and 3 non-vegetarian dishes, along with starters, desserts, and drinks. The flavors were authentic and delicious — finally, I got to taste the real Goan cuisine I’d been searching for throughout my trip. We ended the visit by exploring the farm shop, where we purchased some authentic spices and oils. Prices were slightly on the higher side, but considering they are pure and organic, it’s completely worth it. After relaxing for a while and capturing some photos amidst the beautiful greenery, we headed back to our hotel, completely refreshed and satisfied. 🌴 Overall, this spice farm is a must-visit place for anyone exploring Goa! It’s educational, relaxing, and offers a perfect mix of nature, culture, and cuisine. Highly recommended!
RAVI R — Google review
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C26G+23G, Panjim - Belagavi Main Rd, Curti, Ponda, Goa 403401, India
https://sahakarispicefarm.com/
+91 832 231 2394
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Shri Shantadurga Temple

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Sights & Landmarks
Sacred & Religious Sites
Shree Shantadurga Temple, built in the early 1730s, is a grand Hindu temple dedicated to the goddess Shantadurga. Situated at the foothill of Kavlem village in Ponda Taluka, it is one of the largest and most important temples in Goa. The temple houses deities of Lord Shiva and Lord Vishnu amidst a distinctive six-storeyed deepstambha and ratha with gilt work.
One of the most peaceful and divine temples in Goa! The architecture is stunning, with a beautiful mix of Goan and Portuguese styles. The temple surroundings are very clean and well-maintained. The atmosphere is calm, spiritual, and perfect for prayer or just quiet reflection. It’s a great place to experience traditional Goan Hindu culture. I loved the serene vibes, and the view from the temple steps was also beautiful. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Goa – not just for devotees but also for those who enjoy heritage and peaceful spots. 🙏✨
Seelan K — Google review
Quite serene calm place away from hustle bustle of city life, family goddesses of some, but a good place to worship the deity. Clean temple area. One can book and stay overnight for early morning pooja. Good facilities with clean toilets and canteen.
Dr. V — Google review
One of the hidden gems in Goa. It's a temple of Mother Durga deity - a symbol of feminine power and grace. Very calm and heavenly surroundings. Can spend 30mins easily basking the calmness and peace. Parking can be a concern on a bad day. But definitely a must visit, if in Goa
Soumya K — Google review
Shri Shantadurga Temple in Goa is a serene spiritual retreat known for its stunning architecture, peaceful ambiance and deep cultural significance. Located in Kavlem, Ponda, it’s one of Goa’s most revered temples and a must-visit for those seeking tranquility and heritage. a peaceful form of Durga who mediated between Vishnu and Shiva, the temple symbolizes harmony and divine intervention. The calm and meditative atmosphere is definitely something one must experience. the pond outside is well protected & super clean.
Laukik J — Google review
This temple is a hidden gem in Goa, offering a peaceful respite from the more bustling tourist areas. As one of the oldest temples in the state, it has a rich history and spiritual significance. The temple is situated in a beautiful, natural setting, away from the main roads and crowds. The serene ambiance is enhanced by the lush greenery and tranquil atmosphere. Inside the temple, you can find the deities of Durga Mata and Lakshmi Narayana, adding to the spiritual experience. While the roads leading to the temple may be a bit more remote, the journey is well worth it to discover this peaceful and historic place of worship. I highly recommend visiting this temple for those seeking a authentic, spiritual experience in Goa.
Jeevitha J — Google review
Beautiful experience. We witnessed Makarotsav during Navaratri. The temple premises is large with the temple beautifully constructed in the unique Goan architectural style. There is Anna dasohama (free food service by the temple) and a canteen where you can buy paid food. Also, the sarees offered by pilgrims/ devotees to the diety are sold / auctioned at very low prices which you can buy here.
Hitha N — Google review
Ensure dress code. vendors outside the temple selling Nariyal, Banana, Mala (Offering to God) at Rs 150/- which is much higher. Further you can go temple without this (offering). Temple provide lot of peace.
RAKESH — Google review
A truly divine and peaceful place to visit in Goa! 🙏✨ The Shanta Durga Temple is not only architecturally stunning 🏛️ but also spiritually uplifting. Surrounded by lush greenery and set against a scenic backdrop ⛰️🌿, the temple exudes a calming atmosphere the moment you step in. The temple is dedicated to Goddess Shantadurga, known as the goddess of peace and mediation, and you can truly feel a sense of tranquility in the air. The premises are clean, well-maintained, and beautifully designed with a blend of Goan and Indo-Portuguese architecture 💫🌺 We loved the serene ambiance, the soothing chants, and the spiritual energy of the place. It’s not just a religious spot, but also a cultural and historical landmark worth visiting while in Goa 📿🕊️ Parking is available 🚗, and the area around the temple is well-organized and easy to navigate. Overall, a must-visit if you’re in Goa—whether for spiritual reasons, culture, or just some quiet reflection 🌸 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Aishwarya A — Google review
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Kapileswari - Kavlem Rd, Donshiwado, Ponda, Goa 403401, India
https://shreeshantadurga.com/
+91 832 231 2557
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Tropical Spice Plantation

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Farm
Sights & Landmarks
Tropical Spice Plantation in Goa offers a captivating experience for visitors. The lush green landscape and abundant plantations of spices and herbs make it a must-visit destination in South Goa. Guided tours provide insight into the region's agriculture, allowing guests to witness the growth of various spices like cardamom, pepper, and cinnamon. Additionally, visitors can savor a Goan buffet lunch included in the entrance fee or explore nearby restaurants for authentic local cuisine.
One of the best and most interesting places I have visited in Goa! If you love nature, plants, spices then this place is a must! We had a really nice and knowledgeable tour guide explaining and showing us everything. She answered to all our questions and was really delighted to show us around. After the tour in the "garden" we had a big buffet with really nice food. Also we could buy home made stuff and spices there, which was awesome for us tourists
Gergely I — Google review
A good guided trip in the plantation to understand the different spices, their tree and usage. The garden is well maintained. Entry fee is Rs. 500/- that includes food and tour. They have their own store for selling spices and some byproducts. Considering the charges, veg food was not up to the mark.
Ajay S — Google review
Spent the afternoon at this beautiful farm, and it was nothing short of magical. The wooden bridge over the creek was so beautiful. We were surrounded by nature, and enjoyed an incredible buffet made by the locals and an insightful and informative guided tour that brought the stories of all spices to life. It was truly an authentic experience, peaceful, grounding, and full of charm. The perfect escape from the usual. Highly recommend!
Guneet K — Google review
A beautiful spot in Goa that everyone should experience! I visited with my family on October 4th, 2025. The entry fee was ₹500 per person, which included a decent buffet lunch with fish and chicken dishes. Truly worth it for the natural beauty and peaceful atmosphere.
Senthil R — Google review
An awesome revelation of how the spice, herb and other tropical plants and trees are grown. We were welcomed with a fabulous ready drink Solkadhi, a soothing, digestive drink made from kokum and were even offered lunch upon our reluctant leaving of the plantation. Overwhelmed at the counter which had plenty of seeds to sell thankfully, since I wasn't going to leave without them either.
Neeru D — Google review
Best spot for family visit. Food is unlimited and tasty. Both Veg and Nonveg options available. Staff is very cooperative and gave nice information about all the spices plants they have.
Mahesh थ — Google review
Wonderful experience at this scenic plantation. Although it is a 100 acre private property, we tour a small part of it with a guide that teaches us the therapeutic, cooking properties of the various plants grown there. We’re also served a welcome refreshing hot clear tea at entry followed by a varied sumptuous lunch buffet prior to the tour. The entry fee of Rs. 500 is worth it. There is a small shop at the site where you can purchase fragrant oils, pure Feni, and spices. Highly recommend visiting this spot if you’re a nature lover, spice enthusiast, or just looking for something other than beaches in Goa.
Subuhi K — Google review
Really enjoyed this trip today, recommended to us by our taxi driver whilst on holiday. We travelled a 4hr round trip to experience it and dont consider the time wasted at all. The guide was excellent, very informative with excellent English. The location is stunning. The entry included a meal which we both found was exceptional, my wife is very fussy and vegetarian and she had 2 servings. Would highly recommend it to anybody that wants to experience something unique.
Richard S — Google review
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H.No. A-14, Arla Bazar, Ponda, Keri, Goa 403404, India
http://www.tropicalspiceplantation.com/
+91 832 234 0329
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