The best time to visit the mountains of Karnataka is during the monsoons. If you are a nature lover, be prepared to be astounded by the splendour of this state amid severe rains. With most of its wilderness untouched, Karnataka during the monsoon is beautiful, as you can get a chance to admire the foggy mists taking the shape of a cloud, get drenched under a waterfall, or witness breathtakingly lush forests and meadows in its utmost greenery with the compliments of the rain. Today, let’s take a look at one of the most significant monsoon trekking places one must visit during monsoons in Karnataka. The place is none other than Kappatagudda Forest in Karnataka.
Kappatagudda is a hill station with a rich history, which adds to its charm. The place is usually known as the Sahyadari of Karnataka, which suggests a connection with the world of birds. According to historical records, the area around Kappatagudda has been inhabited since ancient times, with evidence of human settlements dating back centuries. Kappatagudda is a hill station in Karnataka’s Gadag district, in the Western Ghats, which is counted as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The region is famous for its lush vegetation and unique flora and wildlife.
The hill provides panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes and has a pleasant climate year-round. The Kappatagudda Wildlife Sanctuary covers 32,346 hectares and boasts a variety of ecosystems, including riverine areas, forests, scrublands, and grasslands. It is a house of langurs, deer, jungle cats, birds, blackbucks, spotted deer, barking deer, leopards, Indian wolves, and striped hyenas.
It is said that once a person visits here, they don’t feel like leaving the place. This place is also known for being the hub of vast medicinal plants and providing clean air.
Nowadays, this place has also become a major place for trekking. This has been happening in Kappatagudda for the last two years. Now that the monsoon season has arrived, this place has become a great destination for trekking. Hundreds of tourists from different districts of the state, including Haveri, Bagalkote, Hubballi, Dharwad, Koppal, Vijayapura, and Belgaum, visit here for trekking.
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