Lakes in Karnataka
Famous for: Wonderful aura about bangalore
The word Lal means red and the word Bagh means garden. The initial work of the garden was started by the then ruler of Mysore, Haider Ali and was completely finished by Tipu Sultan, his son. The...
Famous for: An ancient temple dedicated to Lord Shiva
Located in the heart of Madikeri, the temple was built in 1820 by Raja Lingarajendra. It is dedicated to Lord Shiva and showcases an artistic blend of Hindu and Islamic architecture. The temple ...
Famous for: An amazing waterfall
Hebbe Falls is a famous natural attraction in Kudremukh which is worth watching for the tourists. The water here gushes down from a height of 168 meters and then splits into two parts on a rock ...
Famous for: A cluster of small beautiful islands
It is a beautiful natural attraction as well as a popular picnic spot in Madikeri from where the sacred River Kaveri splits to form a cluster of beautiful islets. The small islands are endowed w...
Famous for: A wonderful dam surrounded with beautiful landscapes and valleys
The Lakhya Dam is known for its lush green forests and verdant landscapes that surrounds the entire region. This 100 m high dam is built across the Lakhya stream which is a tributary of River Bh...
Famous for: Lake, boating, fishing, camping
Located at a distance of about 20 km from the main town of Chikmagalur, the Ayyanakere Lake is a fascinating attraction for the tourists. It lies amidst serene and sce...
Famous for: Scenic beauty, mesmerzing views and boating
Covering an area of 58 hectares, the Kukkarahali Lake is other mesmerizing spot of Mysore. In 1864, this lake was also built by a Wodeyar ruler named Mummadi Krishnaraja Wodeyar in order to fulf...