Janapada Loka
This 14-acre campus, which is devoted to preserving Karnataka’s folk culture, is known as Janapada Loka (folk world) in Kannada. This Folk Culture Museum in Karnataka has a huge collection of village folk artworks. Janapada Loka’s Folk Arts Museum, Loka Mahal, Chitra Kuteera, Doddamane, and Shyamala are some of the wings with a total collection of 5000 folk relics. This cultural center is near Ramanagara on the Bangalore-Mysore highway and 59 kilometers from Bangalore. It was built by HL Nage Gowda, a civil servant who loved Indian folklore.
Night Trekking In Ramanagara
Going on a Ramanagara journey around the evening time is perhaps the best time to do things in the area. Numerous nearby visit foundations offer day journeys and climb. In any case, around evening time you can partake in the excellence of nature exhaustively as you are compelled to see common decency before you. You can look at the lovely stars above as you clear your path through the murkiness. You can likewise camp out with a huge fire to warm yourself while you unwind in nature. The individuals who need the night to be braver can go to Sri Revanna Siddeshwara Betta, known for rock climbing and rappelling exercises. Whenever sunrise breaks, adventurers can partake in a perfect perspective on the rising sun as its beams wash the scene in brilliant light.
Rock Climbing On The Famous Sholay Hill
There was a time when it was simply known as Ramanagara Betta (betta means hill), but then in the mid-’70s these hills gained popularity thanks to cinematic marvel ‘Sholay’.The hills started to be known as ‘Sholay hill’ or ‘Gabar’s hideout’. Though it got popular later this is significant from the religious point of view as it was the place where Lord Rama went to exile after leaving Ayodhya. Apart from this, it is a great place to do rock climbing. It is a good place for beginners, 30mtrs. of height and some of the popular climbs are Rainbow, Anna Thamma, and Wanakkal Wall.
Biking, Trekking At Mekedatu
It is a beautiful spot where the Kaveri river flows and merges with the Arkavathi river. Also on one side of the gorge is Tamil Naidu and on the other is Karnataka. the view is mesmerizing and ideal for picnics or trekking. Plus you can explore places while trekking. one can also rent a bike and go biking solo or with their group. The advantage to biking is you can also visit Chunchi falls which is 17km from here.
Birdwatching At The Ramadevara Betta Vulture Sanctuary
Don’t forget to carry a pair of binoculars because Ramadevara betta vulture sanctuary is a must-visit. you can find 3 species of vulture here, sadly these species are on the verge of extinction. the area stretches over 346 hectares and various vultures can be spotted.
Adventure Camping In Ramanagara
It is an exciting place to visit Ramanagara Adventure Camp. Camp Ramanagra is situated along the banks of the Rangarayara Doddi lake, 35kms from Bangalore, in the lush greenery of Ramanagra’s reserve forest. Setting up camp in Ramanagara offers you the opportunity to take captivating photos of the yellow-throated bulbul or the long-charged vultures. The short stretches of clean woods are likewise home to various sloth bears. Ramanagara is otherwise called the Silk City, renowned for its sericulture.
Along these lines, gather your sacks and go to this rough paradise ideal for new experiences.
If you are in Bangalore you can also see the wine tour.
Rappelling At The Sri Revana Siddeshwara Betta
Discover the beautiful Sri Revanna Siddeshwara Betta hills, which are famed for their rock climbing spots and Siddheshwar temple. It is situated about 64 km east of Bangalore, and 13 km west of Ramanagara.Besides rock climbing, it offers other activities such as canoeing, rappelling, and rain dancing. Visitors to the SRS Hills can check them out at any time during the day and there is no entry fee.
This place is the perfect balance for people who are looking for both solace and adventure. You always trek and explore the beauty of this location from various spots.
How to reach:
Ramanagara is a well-connected town and you can without much of a stretch reach here using any means of correspondence. The closest air terminal to Ramanagara is the Bangalore air terminal, which is nearly 90kms away from the spot. The campground is situated around 48.7 km away from Bangalore city. It is encouraged to arrive at the campground through your own vehicle or take a taxi. You can also check the camp packages at Banbanjara here.
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