Palakshi Meharwal

1 week ago | mytravaly.com | Palakshi Meharwal

Nestled in the heart of Karnataka’s Chikkamagaluru district, the Kudremukh Trek offers a serene escape from the chaos of urban life. Named after the mountain’s distinctive horse-face shape, Kudremukh, which translates to "horse face" in Kannada, is the third-highest peak in Karnataka and part of the biodiverse Western Ghats, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

3 weeks ago | mytravaly.com | Palakshi Meharwal

Tucked away within the bustling cityscape of Jaipur, Rajasthan, lies a natural sanctuary that offers a rare blend of wilderness and urban proximity—Jhalana Leopard Safari Park. Often overshadowed by the more prominent Ranthambore and Sariska reserves, Jhalana is quietly emerging as one of India’s most accessible leopard habitats. If you’re someone who seeks authentic wildlife experiences without straying too far from civilization, this is a destination worth exploring.

3 weeks ago | mytravaly.com | Palakshi Meharwal

If you're yearning for a rejuvenating coastal escape from the buzzing city of Bangalore, few itineraries rival the blend of natural beauty, cultural richness, and serene landscapes offered by Gokarna, Murudeshwar, and Honnavara. Nestled along the Konkan coast in Karnataka, these destinations provide a perfect balance between spiritual enrichment, beachside relaxation, and scenic exploration.

3 weeks ago | mytravaly.com | Palakshi Meharwal

IntroductionHidden within the folds of the Indian Himalayas lies a trek that is both breathtakingly beautiful and physically demanding—the Rupin Pass Trek. Part of the grander network known as the Great Himalayan Trail, this high-altitude trail offers a dynamic blend of snow-capped peaks, hanging villages, lush meadows, dense forests, and cascading waterfalls. For adventurers seeking a trail that captures the wild, untamed spirit of the Himalayas, Rupin Pass is a natural contender.

3 weeks ago | mytravaly.com | Palakshi Meharwal

Nestled at the confluence of the Kabini River and the vast Nagarhole Forest, Kabini National Park in Karnataka is a jewel of South India’s wildlife tourism. Once a private hunting reserve of the Mysore Maharajas, Kabini has gracefully transformed into one of the most sought-after ecological sanctuaries, offering an authentic wilderness experience steeped in both biodiversity and mystique.