1. Bandipur National Park: For those who enjoy the outdoors and bird watching, the well-known tiger reserve and bird sanctuary is the perfect getaway. One of the best spots in Karnataka to go for a day-picnic is Bandipur National Park because of the quantity of fervent nature enthusiasts who frequent it. The national park, which used to be a private hunting preserve for the Maharajas of Mysore, is now home to a wide range of flora and fauna, including wild elephants, spotted deer, gaurs, and antelopes.
How to Reach: You can take a cab there from there.
2. Coorg: The Scotland of India: The enchanting Coorg, which is covered in many shades of green, captivates hearts even from a distance. August's monsoon season in Coorg is unmatched in its attractiveness. During the rainy season, its rolling hills, which are lined with vast coffee plantations and spice gardens, are a visual feast.
Not to mention the Abbey and Iruppu Falls, which erupt in a flurry and create a breathtaking scene. For spectacular panoramic views and the enchanted monsoon mist, an early morning climb to the Mandalpatti viewpoint is essential.
How to Reach: You can take a cab there from there. The nearest railway station is at Mysore, roughly 95km distant. Road access is great from major cities like Bangalore, Mangalore, and Mysore.
3. Chikmagalur: Coffee Land of Karnataka: The exquisite coffee estates of Chikmagalur make it another monsoon haven. Freshly brewed coffee's aroma is therapeutic, as is the lovely smell of moist soil. The colourful Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary, which is home to numerous exotic species, is especially alive during the rainy season. And if you enjoy an adrenaline rush, climbing Mullayanagiri, the highest point in Karnataka, will take you on an exciting journey through soggy surroundings.
How to Reach: Chikmagalur Railway Station, the city's own train station, is also located there, however it is better connected via the Kadur station (40 km away). It has good road connections to Bangalore (240 km) and other significant cities.