Day 1 : Bangalore – Kabini 

 

Arrival at Bangalore Airport or Railway station. Then proceed to Kabini. Kabini is a famous wild life destination in south india and Karnataka. verdant green landscapes, Scenic sights and tranquil ambiance and can enjoy wildlife safari in the popular Kabini National Park a large lake and the sight of group of elephants makes Kabini Special to any tourist., recline in comfort at a riverside resort or just idle around watching nature play with animals and birds. Kabini has got other names as well Kabani and Kapila famous river in southern India.

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Day 2 :Kabini Sightseeing

 

After Breakfast proceed for Kabini sightseeing. You can enjoy the beauty of Kabini and you can go for local sightseeing. Banasura sagar Dam the largest earth dam in India and located on the Kabini River and Irpu falls is a tourist attraction cum pilgrimage centre, located in Coorg district of Karnataka. This is also treated as a cleansing spot by visitors during Shivarathri, the birthday of Lord Shiva. Later visit Brahmagiri Sanctuary located at Coorg in Karnataka, this sanctuary derives its name from the Brahmagiri peak.

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Day 3 : Kabini – Coorg 

 

After Breakfast proceed to Coorg. Coorg is India’ coffee bowl. Nestled amid ageless hills that line the southernmost edge of Karnataka is the luscious Kodagu (Coorg) region, gifted with emerald landscapes and acres of plantations. A major centre for coffee and spice production, The uneven terrain and cool climate make it a fantastic area for trekking, birdwatching or lazily ambling down little-trodden paths winding around carpeted hills. All in all, Kodagu is rejuvenation guaranteed.Bhagamandala is located at Coorg and is supposed to be a centre of pilgrimage. It is on the river Kaveri and is joined by its two tributaries at this location. Visitors usually take a dip in the river at this place and perform rituals for their ancestors.

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Day 4 : Coorg Sightseeing

 

After Breakfast Proceed to Coorg Sightseeing. Coffee plantations and spice gardens, Abbi Falls is another major tourist spot in Karnataka. A hanging bridge from where visitors gape at the falls, adds excitement to the location.Visit Bylakuppe Golden temple Namdroling Monastery in Bylakuppe, which is home to India’s second-largest Tibetan Buddhist community (after Dharamsala), to Talakaveri, the origin of the Cauvery River and also visit Dubare Elephant camp

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Day 5 :Coorg – Bekal 

 

After breakfast proceed to Bekal . Kasaragod, the Northern most district of Kerala is renowned as the land of gods, forts, rivers, hills and beautiful beaches. The imposing fort at Bekal is one of the largest and best preserved forts in Kerala. Bekal Beach encompasses a grassy park and a long, beautiful stretch of sand that turns into a circus on weekends and holidays for rambunctious leisure time. Isolated Kappil Beach, 6km north of Bekal, is a beautiful, lonely stretch of fine sand and calm water, The long coastline, pristine beaches, stretches of greenery of coconut gardens and hill stations, the estuaries and backwaters, the Lake Temple.

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Day 6 :Bekal Sightseeing

 

After breakfast proceed for sightseeing around Bekal, Go for Kayaking and Canoeing down the Nombili River amidst lush greenery and peaceful backwaters. Thonikadavu Trekking point, Kottapuram House Boat Cruise, Ananthapuram Lake Temple, Madhur Temple, Thousand Pillars Jain Temple, Malik Deenar Mosque can be explored during the stay. Evening leisure at beach.

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Day 7 :Bekal – Mangalore

 

After Breakfast Proceed for Railway station/Airport at Mangalore

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