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There are some parts of Karnataka where traveling 50 kilometres can take considerably longer than expected, not necessarily because the roads are terrible, but because every few minutes, you find something else worth stopping for. A river disappearing between trees. A roadside plantation. A viewpoint you hadn’t planned to visit. A waterfall somewhere in the [...]
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I spent two nights at UK Nature Stay in Yellapur, and if you asked me what I remember most, I wouldn’t mention the rooms, swimming pool or adventure activities. I’d probably start talking about the food. And then I’d tell you about the stream where I spent far more time than I’d intended, the fish [...]
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I went to Mane Malnad Farmstay expecting a pretty cottage, lots of greenery and a quiet break somewhere near Shivamogga. What I hadn’t expected was to be fed quite so enthusiastically. There was fish curry, fish fry, red rice, vegetables, curd and gulab jamun for lunch. Dinner involved chicken tandoori, paneer tikka and chicken biryani. [...]
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There are plenty of places around Dandeli where you can book a room, enjoy the greenery and spend a perfectly pleasant weekend doing very little. Tulasi Homestay takes things a little further. For starters, there’s Tulasi tea. Then there’s something called a Tulasi bath, which immediately raises several questions, particularly if your understanding of tulasi [...]
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By the end of my two nights at Wild Kasarwadi, I knew considerably more about the romantic lives of hornbills than I had ever expected to learn on a holiday. Courtship rituals, nesting habits, the extraordinary business of raising their young. It turns out hornbills have a rather complicated domestic arrangement, which makes human relationships [...]
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