Lying between Shivanasamudra falls and Mekedatu falls is Bheemeshwari, has created a natural habitat for the Mahseer fish and a variety of exciting animals. Bheemeshwari in Mandya district is an ideal place for viewing wildlife and a relaxing holiday. The lush forest sheltered by steep valleys and scattered by little streams, invites large groups of animals. Birds like Heron, Ibis, Cormorant, Kingfisher… have all made their home here.. You can see herds of elephants amongst the thick trees. Deer springing in the air. Wild boars, monkeys, jackals, crocodiles, otters and even leopards. 

And what's more exciting is a Fishing Camp! The banks of the River Cauvery provide enthusiastic anglers a chance to try their luck at fishing. The Cauvery is abounds with Mahseer-the finest game fish (weighing 100 lbs) that can fight like a tier

How To Get There

Air The nearest airport is Bangalore. 
Rail The nearest railhead Bangalore(100 Kms).
Road The Distance between Bheemeshwari & Bangalore is 100 Kms and the roads take you via Kanakapuara & Halguru. Bheemeshwari can be reached by taxis from Bangalore. 

120 Kms from Mysore & 247 Kms from Bangalore, the Biligirirangana range of hills are picturesquely situated between the Cauvery & the Tungabhadra rivers. At a height of 5,091 feet above sea level, this hill stretches from north to south for about 16 Kms. All round are decidous trees. And roaming amidst the long grass and tall trees are animals. Plenty of them! So if you're looking for a cool time with a little bit of wild excitement thrown in, welcome to B.R.Hills. As the day quietly slips into night, watch the stars come out, one by one. The moon casts a silver light. And some where in the distance you hear a tiger roar. 

How To Get There

Air  : The nearest airport is Bangalore(254 Kms) via Mysore..
Rail :The nearest railhead, Mysore(90 Kms) is linked by rail to other parts of the State.
Road : Some distances are: Bangalore -254 Kms, Mysore -90 Kms 

Nestled amidst the Karapur Forest lies a pristine piece of land that abounds with nature. Beckoning you to explore it for a wild and exciting holiday. Kabini, a scenic delight was once the hunting lodge of the erstwhile Mysore Maharajahs. The steep valleys with rich forests, spectacular pools and rapids provide an ideal opportunity to revive your adventurous spirits.

A view from the Kabini River Lodge proves to be absolutely breathtaking. Patches of bright blue pools hidden between the trees, the sun peeping through the thick forest and animals roaming free. Elephants playing catch, Leopards on the prowl, Antelopes jumping across the bushes, Or maybe even a tigress with her cubs. 

How To Get There

Air  :The nearest airport is Bangalore which is 200 kms via Mysore.
Rail :The nearest railhead is Mysore (140 kms)
Road : Kabini has to be reached via Mysore which is 140 kms.

The Sanctuary here is a paradise for wildlife enthusiasts. Just glance around and you'll find a host of surprises. Crocodiles basking under the sun, otters running free, flocks of birds gathered on tiny islands.Ranganathittu is indeed a visual height. Birds come Siberia, Australia and even North America can be spotted here. 

So when you're on the cane boats just be ready for a fluttering surprise. It may be the Open-Bill Stork, The White Ibis, Egret, Heron, Partridge or even the Cormorant trying to say hello!

How To Get There

Air :The nearest airport is Bangalore (125 Kms).
Rail : The nearest railhead Mysore(18 Kms).
Road : Ranganthittu forms a good excursion from Mysore or Brindavan Garden. As this lies on the Bangalore Mysore State Highway, all access here is either via Bangalore or Mysore. Private taxis are the best way to reach this place.