Ghatikallu -Home Stay, Chikmagalur
When I completed my PMP last month, it was one big relief.. I just wanted to get out and enjoy.You know what I mean? So when Hubby planned a trip to Chikmagalur with his office colleagues, I was really excited. I loveee Chikmagalur .. The greens are some of the greenest that I’ve ever seen. We stayed at the Ghatikallu home stay..
Rooms and facilities could definitely have been better. Really basic ameneties and it was not organized very well. The food was aso average.
What won us was
Tucked in a remote corner of Chikmagalur district is ‘Ghatikallu’. Nestled in the lap of ‘Balalarayanadurga’ (Balalarayanadurga is a mighty peak with a fort at the top, built by King Balalaraya) Ghatikallu is spread over a 100 acres of coffee, pepper and cardamom estate with a stream cutting right through, only to add to its beauty.
The home stay derives its name from the most beautiful spot on Balalrayanadurga. ‘Ghatikallu’ is a 600 feet ‘one rock mountain’ with the most stunning view of the valley below.
Visit www.ghatikallu.com for further information
@AJ- the place is gorgeous. Most pics were clicked by my husband. I was relaxing.
@sirisha – Yes you should go. The home stay is OK-OK though.
Truly breath-taking captures, Shruti
@jandy – Welcome here 🙂
Im in awe with the pictures. Fab job Shruti.
@pallavi – Thanks. 🙂
This place is breathtaking Shruti and your clicks do complete justice to it.
Wow Beautiful! I m adding this to my already long list of places-to-vist 🙂
Awesome awesome pics 🙂
love those clicks.. its lovely how pictures can capture such lovely memories and sights
Wow those pictures are beautiful Shruti!! Loved all of them.
Do you also do any post processing on the pics? If yes which app do you use? Photoshop or Lightroom? Am working on my post processing.
wow..what a picturesque location! Loved all the pics..lovely clicks!
@simran – GIMP & Pic Monkey. http://www.picmonkey.com/ mostly.. I love that tool.
I am on Ubuntu.. so don’t use Photoshop / Lightroom. I am a big fan of open source tools.
What lovely pics Shruti, this is a place I have only passed through never visited. You sure make me want to plan a holiday there next 🙂 !
Great Pics
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Lovely pics Shruti! We had visited this place some 3-4 years ago and had loved it though it was summer time. guess the awesome company made a lot of difference 🙂
Glad you had a great time..
The place’s a dream and those waterfalls seem like so much fun. Lovely clicks Shruti.
wow good one