Srinivasa sagara Falls & Trekking Place — Attraction in Karnataka

Poshettihalli Falls: A Calm Oasis with a Hidden Gem and a Sneaky Canine Companion.

We visited Poshettihalli Falls over the first weekend of August, but what we found was not quite what we expected. Instead of a roaring waterfall, we discovered a serene lake with a dam-like structure that allows water to overflow when the reservoir is full. While the lack of rainfall in the area meant there was no water flowing, we were still charmed by the tranquil atmosphere.

The nearby temple was a highlight, offering a peaceful and picturesque spot to relax. A few shops in the vicinity provided a convenient place to grab snacks and refreshments.

But the real star of the show was a smart and sneaky dog who befriended us. If you're a dog lover, be warned: this canine will capture your heart and cleverly manipulate you into buying treats from the nearby shops. We were surprised by the dog's cunning nature, but the locals just laughed and told us that this dog is the smartest of the bunch, using the same tactics on all gullible tourists.

Although our visit was somewhat marred by the absence of water, we still enjoyed the calm ambiance and relative seclusion – a far cry from the crowds that flock to more popular tourist spots. And, of course, the dog's antics added an extra layer of entertainment to our visit. If you're looking for a quick, relaxing getaway, Poshettihalli Falls (or rather, lake) is worth a visit. Just be sure to check the water levels beforehand and be prepared for a potential canine con artist to steal your heart (and your snacks)! You can easily spend an hour or so soaking in the serenity of...

Poshetthyhalli Falls 45 minutes drive from Kempegowda airport. No shops or eateries once you hit chikkaballapur, mostly fields and few houses here and there. Beautiful scenic road, greenery on both sides of the road till the falls. The fall happens during the rains, the excessive rain water from Penna river overflows and falls off the man made cliff.

Best time to visit is early morning, gets really hot 🥵 post 12pm. Carry hats, towels, slippers, drinking water and waste covers to throw your waste. Small vendors were selling corn, sugarcane juice. The place is getting dirtier by the day with plastic all over. Have to walk for about a km towards the falls from car park. Entrance...

Went on a weekend, the road was good except for a few patches where work is going on. The place was super crowded and vehicles parked on the road caused a bottle neck for traffic. The place where the water flows from above is a bit interior where you can walk or take your vehicles if there is less crowd. Elderly people might not walk that distance so be mindful of that.

It's not maintained well with littering all over but if the water volume is good enough you can enjoy.

Do not play on the water settled below as it's not clean.

Good for a...