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Top 8 Stunning Hill Stations in Karnataka

Karnataka has always been one of the most beautiful states of India- with its lush greenery and diverse terrain. However, the natural beauty of the hill stations takes its magnificence to another level. They not only provide the traveler with a chance to escape from the chaotic city life, but also immerse themselves in the calm serenity nature has to offer. If this is what gets you excited, book cheapest flight tickets from Flyopedia and join us on this journey.

1.  Coorg

Coorg
Commonly known as the Scotland of India, this is a hill station that is renowned for its coffee plantations, misty hills, and gorgeous waterfalls. Coorg is located in the Western Ghats and is a popular destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. You can visit this place from October to May as that is the period when its beauty is at its peak.

2.  Devarayanadurga

Devarayanadurga
Situated at an altitude of approximately 4000 feet above sea level, Devarayanadurga is a famed place for leisure travelers and religious pilgrims that visit simply for the temples featuring Dravidian style architecture at this location. The name ‘Devarayanadurga’ also translates to ‘the fort of God’. Don’t forget to check the best offers on flights with us to visit Mydala Lake and Basadi Betta while you’re there.

3.  Nandi Hills

Nandi Hills
Though all hill stations are usually popular for camping and trekking activities, this one near Bangalore is also known for its majestic Tipu Sultan’s summer abode with its characteristic high pillars, archways and ceilings. Bonus for the adventurers, Nandi Hills also boasts of hosting paragliding activities all year round. Nandi Hills are located about 39 km away from its nearest airport in Bengaluru- Kempegowda International Airport.

4.  Kemmangundi

Kemmangundi
Located in the Baba Budan Giri range of the Western Ghats, Kemmangundi hill station offers its visitors with a range of options- from waterfalls to trekking trails, temples to wildlife sanctuary. Visit the Kalhatti Falls and Hebbe Falls for a picnic or shop the local crafts after a rendezvous with wildlife at the Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary.

5.  Ramanagara

Ramanagara
Known popularly as the location for the famous Bollywood classic movie ‘Sholay’, Ramanagara hill station offers bird watching along with the regular adventure activities like rock climbing, trekking and more. Buy cheapest flights from Flyopedia and visit the Ramadevarabetta Vulture Sanctuary, Ramadevara Temple and Savandurga Hills while you’re there.

6.  Kundadri Hills

Kundadri Hills
One of the lesser known hill stations of Karnataka, this place highlight a pollution- free old world charm. Go to see the Kundadri Jain Temple dedicated to Parshwanath and pay your respects. In the evening, visit the Agumbe Sunset View Point for a breathtaking view of the sun. Or opt to go for the Tunga Bridge, Kavaledurga and Koodlu falls for a serene relaxed atmosphere.

7.  Yana

Yana
Celebrated among Lord Shiva’s devotees due to the self- manifested Shiv Ling, this place is filled with ancient cave temples, waterfalls and unique rock formations found abundantly. If you are interested in nature photography, this is one of the best places for you. Check out our premium travel deals and enjoy the panoramic view from the heights or take a hike and trek to your heart’s content.

8.  Kodachadri

Kodachadri

Kodachadri hill station, situated at an altitude of 4406 feet in the Shimoga district of Karnataka, is 114 km away from the Shimoga Railway Station. It is a paradise for animal and bird lovers, thanks to the Mookambika Wildlife Sanctuary and Sharavati Valley Wildlife Sanctuary, with a plethora of flora and fauna present here. And visiting Kodachadri Nature Camp is a must for its plush foliage.

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