If you are working on your vacation plans this year, you have every reason to keep Karnataka tourism on your agenda. Karnataka has scenic and unspoiled hill stations frequented by those seeking the serene. Among these exotic hill stations are the beautiful waterfalls in Karnataka that cascade down from great heights. Among the many falls, Hebbe Falls is one of the spectacular waterfalls of Karnataka.
An 8-hour drive away from Bangalore, along the muddy, mountainous tracks and hairpin turns, the picturesque hill station of Kemmangundi is enchanting for any who wishes to visit it. A summer retreat for the erstwhile Wodeyar ruler, Krishnaraja Wodeyar IV it has beautifully laid gardens, magnificent mountain ranges, and splendid valleys and is an excellent visual treat for tourists.
Kemmangundi has spectacular waterfalls along its slopes, excellent animal life, and rare species of plants. Trekkers climbing along the mountainous terrains enjoy the picturesque view. With their base in Tarikere, 35 km from Kemmangundi, trekkers climb the hill slopes to enjoy the panoramic view of the verdant valleys below.
Hebbe Falls is mesmerizing, offering an excellent view of the cascading water. Just about 8 km from Kemmangundi hill station is Hebbe Falls, surrounded by dense forests and coffee plantations, and cascades down from 250 feet to Dodda Hebbe and Chikka Hebbe, its two stages.
FAQs
Ans. Hebbe Falls in Chikmagalur opens from 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM, all days of the week.
Ans. Once you have spent time at pristine Hebbe Falls, here are some places you can visit afterward -
- Z Point
- Kemmangundi Peak
- Jhari Waterfalls
- Baba Budangiri
- Kalhatti Falls
Ans. August to February is the ideal time to visit Hebbe Falls in Chikmagalur.
Ans. You can either reach Hebbe Falls by foot or a four-wheeler from Kemmanagundi. Private cabs or car rentals are also available from Chikmagalur. Once here, trek 8 km through a narrow and steep path to reach Hebbe Falls.
