Manchanabele Dam
21 December 2008 It is a small dam near Bengaluru. I liked the first view of the Dam while driving from Big Banyan Tree. There is a road that goes along the backwaters of the dam. Contrary to my belief, … Continued
A travel blog about my experiences in travel and treks
21 December 2008 It is a small dam near Bengaluru. I liked the first view of the Dam while driving from Big Banyan Tree. There is a road that goes along the backwaters of the dam. Contrary to my belief, … Continued
15th November 2008 Sun had already set when we reached Hulikere. Since it would not take much time to see the place, we decided to make a quick visit before it is completely dark. The tar road naturally turned into … Continued
16 November 2008 This was a bit of an odd man out in my tour of Hoysala Temples. This fort was added in the itinerary to break the monotonous visit of temples. Manjarabad fort is in Donigal on NH 48, … Continued
15th November 2008 As my car moved from the smooth road of Hassan-Belur to pot hole ridden tracks, my wife was not very happy. It was hard for her to believe that there can be a great Temple in that … Continued
I never thought that a small mistake would cost me so much in terms of money and time. It was near Basavana Baayi falls. Negligence for a second made me to slip from a rock and break my digital SLR … Continued
18th October 2008 While chatting with Sampath last week, he mentioned that he was planning an exploratory trek in Sharavathi valley covering few unknown falls. I was excited and immediately agreed to be part of the group for the trek. … Continued
2nd October 2008 During my visit to my native place few of us decided to visit Bennehole falls. I, my brother, my Uncle, cousins Anujith and Anusha and neighbour Raghu went for this falls. We started from my native place … Continued
1st October 2008 This fort is in the Mirjan village on NH-17, 10 km from Kumta. When told that we were going for Mirjan fort, my relatives cautioned about the place being a bit infamous for some criminal activities. Few … Continued