Sakleshpur, a glance
A faraway land in proximity
Nestled in the Western Ghats, Sakleshpur is not just a natural reserve. Its roots can be traced back to the mid-nineteenth century when it was the site of the third commercial coffee plantation in India. Located on National Highway 75, Sakleshpur is easily accessible by road.
Home to the Hadlu waterfalls and the Kempuhole and Kumaradhara Rivers, Sakleshpur's hills are home to many plantations that grow coffee, cardamom, pepper and areca.
Bangalore airport (243 km)
Mangalore airport (155 km)
Mysore airport (162 km)
Chikmaglur is 80 km/2 hrs drive
Coorg is 80 km/2 hrs drive
Mangalore is145 km/3 hrs drive.
Mysore is just149 km/2.5 hrs drive.
Bangalore is 221 Km /3.5 hrs drive.
Where nature gives its best
A keen eye can spot up to 30 different varieties of butterflies in and around Sakleshpur, rare and endangered species of birds, 100+ varieties of amphibians and land mammals, all of which are indigenous to Sakleshpur and its surrounding forests.
