Cauvery fishing Camp, located on Banks of River Cauvery known for the great Mahseer Fish, the largest tropical sporting river fish known to man.
Tucked away from Bangalore city (Karnataka, India), yet close enough for you to reach it in two hours, these camps offer a slice of nature that is unique, rugged, and breathtakingly beautiful - one in which you can totally feel free! It is also an ideal wilderness retreat for the (non-fishing) nature lovers and knowledge workers.
Day - 1 -- » Delhi - Bangalore - Cauvery Fishing Camp
Catch a flight to Bangalore and drive to the Cauvery Fishing camp, a spot extremely rich in Mahseer.
Bheemeshwari : Bheemeshwari, the favourite getaway for day trippers is 100 kms from Bangalore.This place is a sanctuary to enjoy the calm environs. Stay the night in tents.
Day - 2 -- » Cauvery Fishing Camp
Galibore : Galibore is 95 km from Bangalore, 16 km away from Bheemeshwari. It is set amidst a wilderness of gigantic Terminalia arjuna trees, with the river flowing in front, and the hills on either side of the river. Wild elephants often come to the banks of the river to drink. There is a great barbecue corner around which you can have beer while the meat gets grilled. Stay in tents.
Day - 3 -- » Cauvery Fishing Camp
Doddamakali : Doddamakali is situated 6 km upriver of Bheemeshwari. This is the remotest and the most rugged and primitively beautiful place imaginable. This is where you will learn the meaning of the word "isolation".
Here the Cauvery stills and collects into a large pool which is ideal for water sports. Six tents are located here. Doddamakali is a great place if you are ready to rough it out.
Enjoy another day fishing; spend the night in tents.
Day - 4 -- » Cauvery Fishing Camp - Bangalore – To Onward Destination/Delhi
Leave for Delhi or onward destination.
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