Kabini

Featuring a spectacular infinity swimming pool which overlooks the Kabini River and a spa with pampering ayurvedic treatments.

It features an outdoor pool and a hot tub, and is well-located for wildlife watching, offers spacious, AC rooms and villas.

Located on the banks of the serene Kabini River, it features an outdoor swimming pool and water sports facilities on site.

Set on the peaceful backwaters of Kabini Dam, Resort welcomes guests with a beautiful outdoor pool which overlooks the lake.

Offering an outdoor pool and a restaurant, views of the river and farm, the accommodation will provide you with a seating area.

Comprising forest cover, small streams, valleys and waterfalls, the national park is home to tigers, Indian bison, elephants, snakes, four-horned antelopes and many other fauna.

The river flows eastward to join the Kaveri River at Tirumakudalu Narasipura in Karnataka, which empties into the Bay of Bengal. Supports the highest density of herbivores.

There are innumerable trails beneath majestic trees within the Kabini forested area to trek. It is a good idea to go with a guided group, as you could well get lost.

Evergreen and semi-evergreen forests, grasslands with shola forest patches and bamboos form vegetation of sanctuary. Offers abode to lion-tailed macaques, elephants, jungle cats etc.

Kabini Dam is located near Beechanahalli Village. Built across Kabini River, the dam is 58 m in height and 696 m in length. The dam was built in 1974 and a beautiful spot to see.

Of course, you can't just hail an elephant in Kabini and hop on! Elephant rides are arranged by the staff at the resort where you stay. Enjoy the ride on the elephant.

The dam impounds the Karamanathodu tributary of the Kabini River. Located in the Western Ghats, it is the largest earthen dam in India and the second largest in Asia.

Kutta is part of Kabini region in South Kodagu. In the small town, tourists can find innumerable estates of coffee, spices, betel nuts, paddy, mountains, rivers and waterfalls.