Culinary Delights and Cultural Wonders in Chikkamagaluru Itinerary

Explore the pristine Jhari Waterfalls, also known as Buttermilk Falls, and feel the refreshing spray of the cascading water. Take a short nature walk around the falls to immerse yourself in the surrounding greenery.

For lunch, indulge in the flavors of KAILASH PARBAT - Chikkamagaluru - a pure vegetarian restaurant, offering a wide range of vegetarian delicacies in a serene setting.

Spend the rest of the day at Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary, where you can embark on a wildlife safari to spot diverse species including elephants, tigers, and rare birds in their natural habitat.

Visit the ancient Vidyashankara Temple in Shivamogga, a stunning example of Hoysala architecture. Explore the temple complex and learn about its historical significance.

Enjoy a traditional South Indian thali at PAGE 3 Pure Andhara Style Multi Cuisine Restaurant, offering a blend of Andhra and local Karnataka flavors.

Conclude the day with a mesmerizing sunset at Agumbe Sunset View Point, known for its panoramic vistas. Relax and reflect on your journey through the Western Ghats.

Begin with a visit to the Belur and Halebid Temples, marvels of ancient Indian architecture. Explore the intricate carvings and rich history of these Hoysala dynasty temples.

Dine at Khansamaa Restaurant, where you can enjoy a mix of North Indian and local Chikkamagaluru dishes in a cozy ambience.

Take a leisurely walk at M.G. Park, a serene spot in the heart of Chikkamagaluru. Enjoy the greenery and perhaps engage in some local conversations with the friendly residents.

Immerse yourself in the art and culture of the region at Chikkamagaluru Heritage Museum. Explore the exhibits showcasing the history and traditions of Chikkamagaluru.

Enjoy a farewell lunch at The Riders Nest, a unique dining experience with a focus on biker culture and hearty meals.

Reflect on your journey over a delightful dinner at Empire hotel n bar, known for its diverse menu and welcoming ambiance. Raise a toast to the memories made in Chikkamagaluru.