Located just a couple of minutes from WWR, Supa Dam comes across like a vast inland sea, with tranquil backwaters stretching into the horizon. You can view the backwaters enroute, climb the hill at WWR and see the dam or hop to the site to pause, breathe, and witness nature’s quiet grandeur at dawn or dusk.

For all jungle lovers, here’s the real wilderness where dense forests shelter exotic wildlife and rare birds. From safaris to treks, this sanctuary offers an immersive encounter with the raw and real side of the Western Ghats.

Get mesmerized by the towering (300 feet high) rocks- these colossal granite monoliths rise dramatically from the riverbed below. The surrounding Kalindi River and the silence of the forest makes it a place of awe and geological wonder.

An ancient limestone cave system steeped in mystery and devotion, featuring a naturally formed Shiva Linga. Narrow passages and echoing chambers make the descent both spiritual and adventurous.

A breath-taking viewpoint offering sweeping panoramas of deep lush green valleys and the confluence of rivers below. Especially magical during monsoons with all the mist, it’s where the landscape feels endless and humbling.

A tranquil forest retreat ideal for slow walks, bird calls, and the right place to learn about native flora and fauna. Perfect for those who seek to reconnect with nature in its most authentic form.

A sacred pilgrimage site nestled deep within forests, housing the Samadhi of 12th-century saint Shri Channabasava. It features among the “do not miss” places for many. The journey itself feels meditative, wrapped in devotion and seeped in natural beauty.

Morning and evening safaris in safe vehicles take you deep into the heart of the reserve, where every turn comes with promise of wildlife sightings. This thrilling experience is an exhilarating blend of anticipation, silence, and untamed wilderness.