CHARMADI GHAT

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THE BEAUTY OF CHARMADI GHAT

Charmadi Ghat starts from Charmadi village(11 km from Ujire) and ends at Kottigehara(14 km from Mudigere). Charmadi Ghat connects the north eastern part of Dakshina Kannada[2] to Chikkamagaluru district and the prominent highway is connecting Ujire (9 km from Dharmasthala) to Kottigehara (about 50 km from Chikkamagaluru). Ballarayanadurga is a fort atop a hill located about 10 km from Sunkasale, on the Kottigehara - Kalasa route.
Ballarayanadurga fort can be accessed from 2 sides - the shorter route from Sunkasale, located on the way from Horanadu or the longer route from Bandaje. In the Charmadi ghat, there is a waterfall named Bandaje Arbi (Arbi in Tulu means waterfall) which falls from a height of 200 feet. Gadaikallu peak has an elevation of 1700 feet.[3]

The beauty of charmudi ghat mesmarizes you all the time... The greenary all around the hills and the highway is breath taking.. When you are a plan of visiting Kukke Subramanya and Sri Dharmasthala please plan to travel in a day so that you don't miss this beauty. 
You get to feel the love of nature and the beauty when you visit this place





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