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Bheemeshwari is a popular camping destination situated within the magnificent Deccan Plateau in Southern India. With river Cauvery meandering through the dense green vegetation of the region offers a perfect setting for nature camping along its banks. The diversity of flora and fauna found in this area is enough to leave the participants amazed. The action packed day long camping package not only enables the campers to enjoy the company of nature but also take part in various activities that test their mental and physical capabilities.
Best Time To Visit
Although camping at Bheemeshwari can be enjoyed all year round, the best time to visit the place is between the months of August and February. This is the post monsoon period, which ensures that the river is in its full swing and the surroundings are alive with the activities of both plant and animal life. The region presents an enchanting view of nature at its best during this time
How To Reach
Bheemeshwari is located at a distance of 100kms from Bangalore and 80 kms from Mysore. Campers can opt for the road trip which will take no more than 2.5 to 3 hrs. They can also choose to travel by train to reach the nearest station of Channapatna, from where they can take a taxi to the destination. The total travelling time in this case will be no more than 2- 3 hrs.
If you are looking forward to enjoy the day long adventure camping in Bheemeshwari, you can choose from the following two packages.
Package 1: This is an economical package that costs Rs 600 per person and includes the charges for breakfast, lunch, evening snacks, adventure and team building activities, and Indoor/outdoor activities, forest charges and instructor charges.
Package 2: This is a high end package that costs Rs. 1299 per person and includes all the other facilities plus the additional activity of enjoying white river rafting, which is another popular adventure activity avialable in this region.
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