🥾 1. Nature Walks & Trekking

Explore lush green trails guided by local experts. These treks range from easy to moderate and focus on spotting birds, butterflies, reptiles, and rare plants—perfect for eco-tourists, nature lovers, and students.

💧 2. Waterfall Exploration

Discover serene waterfalls like Arasinagundi and Belkal Theertha, hidden within the forest. These scenic spots are accessible via trekking routes and require prior permission from the forest department.

🐒 3. Wildlife & Birdwatching

Witness diverse wildlife including the lion-tailed macaque, sloth bear, and a variety of colorful birds along the forest canopy and riverbanks. A haven for birdwatchers and wildlife enthusiasts.

📸 4. Photography & Biodiversity Expeditions

Capture breathtaking shots of untouched forest landscapes, medicinal plants, and elusive wildlife. These trips are ideal for photographers, researchers, and those interested in conservation.

🛕 5. Temple Visit Experience

Blend spiritual and natural experiences by visiting the Kollur Mookambika Temple, located just a few kilometers from the sanctuary. A peaceful detour into culture and tradition amidst the wild.

🛫 By Air

✈️ The nearest airport is Mangalore International Airport (approx. 140 km). Taxis and buses are available from the airport to Kollur.

🚆 By Train

🚉 The closest railway station is Byndoor/Mookambika Road Station (approx. 28 km). It is well-connected to major cities like Mangalore, Udupi, and Bangalore.

🚌 By Road

🛣️ Kollur is accessible via well-maintained roads from:

• Udupi (approx. 80 km)
• Kundapur (approx. 35 km)
• Mangalore (approx. 135 km)

Regular KSRTC buses, private buses, and taxis are available from nearby towns and cities.

🗺️ Local Transport

🚕 Auto-rickshaws, jeeps, and taxis are available in Kollur for local travel and to reach the sanctuary entry points.