KALHATTI FALLS: CAMP-SITE CAVE

Herbert Daniel Gebauer - 06/01/2018

An unspecified cave cut into a cliff face can be used as campsite near the top of certain Kalahatti Falls (note 1) in the Baba Budan Hills (note 2). LAKSHMI (2002): A unique trekking route which ascends up a stream line leading to the Kalahatti Falls, starts from Shree Veerabhadreshwaraswamy temple [Sri Virabhadreshwaraswami mandir], a popular tourist spot near Kemmangundi [note 3] … The path leads right to the top of the massive Kalahatti Falls. The campsite here is a cave cut [by nature or by man?] into a cliff face. From the top, traversing over undulating hills and valleys, a route descends to Kemmangundi where one can visit the 'Z'-point, a vantage view point and continue trekking to the isolated Hebbe Falls (note 4).An unspecified cave cut into a cliff face can be used as campsite near the top of certain Kalahatti Falls (note 1) in the Baba Budan Hills (note 2). LAKSHMI (2002): A unique trekking route which ascends up a stream line leading to the Kalahatti Falls, starts from Shree Veerabhadreshwaraswamy temple [Sri Virabhadreshwaraswami mandir], a popular tourist spot near Kemmangundi [note 3] … The path leads right to the top of the massive Kalahatti Falls. The campsite here is a cave cut [by nature or by man?] into a cliff face. From the top, traversing over undulating hills and valleys, a route descends to Kemmangundi where one can visit the 'Z'-point, a vantage view point and continue trekking to the isolated Hebbe Falls (note 4).