4 places to discover
Adavi Eco Tourism is an eco-tourism centre located on the banks of the Kallar River in Adavi, Konni, Pathanamthitta district, Kerala. Managed by the Kerala Forest Development Corporation within the Konni Forest Division, it is known for coracle (kuttavanchi) boating through dense forest. The site offers a combination of river, forest landscape and sustainable tourism facilities attracting nature visitors.
Hogenakkal Coracle Boating Area is the designated boarding point for traditional round bamboo coracle (parisal) rides on the Kaveri River at Hogenakkal in Dharmapuri district, Tamil Nadu, near the Karnataka border. Located within the Hogenakkal Falls complex, it allows visitors to navigate the river gorge, rocky islets and base of the waterfalls. The site is notable for its distinctive coracles, carbonatite rock formations and scenic river landscape.
Hogenakkal Falls is a major waterfall on the Kaveri River at Hogenakkal in Dharmapuri district, Tamil Nadu, on the Tamil Nadu-Karnataka border. Often called the Niagara of South India, it comprises multiple cascades over carbonatite rocks with drops up to 20 metres. Known for coracle boat rides, rocky gorges and reputed medicinal waters, it is a prominent natural attraction drawing visitors for sightseeing, bathing and photography.
Sanapur Lake is a scenic water body near Sanapur village in Gangavathi Taluk, Koppal District, Karnataka, close to Hampi. Formed by the backwaters of the Tungabhadra Reservoir, it is surrounded by granite boulders and rocky terrain characteristic of the Hampi landscape. The lake is known for its calm waters, coracle boat rides and natural setting, making it a popular stop for visitors exploring Hampi and Anjanadri Hills.