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The many exciting activities in BR Hills include fishing, river rafting and trekking. While the Cauvery river is a staple spot for fishing and river rafting, the landscapes and lush green hills of the area are also as ideal for trekking. One may also spot instances of the rich wildlife in the area, as you trek through it.

Devoted to Lord Ranganatha, this temple is situated atop the highest peak of the BR Hills. This temple is the only one in the country where this deity is depicted in a standing position. The Annual Car festival of the deity held during 'Vaishakha' in the month of April, is an event, the region is known for and attracts thousands of pilgrims from all over. The Ratha festival is celebrated at Biligiriranga Hills. There is also a tradition where the local tribes present a large pair of slippers measuring 1-foot (0.30 m) and 9 inches, made up of skin, to the Ranganathaswamy once in two years. Read More

Home to a wide variety of flora and fauna, this wildlife sanctuary is situated between the Kaveri and the Tungabhadra rivers, spreading over an area of 540 sq km and is a place the BR hills are known for. A number of endangered species reside here along with a large avian population. This abundance of wildlife can be enjoyed through jeep safaris and elephant rides available here. This forest reserve is also known for its wild elephants, gaurs, chital, sambhar, barking deer, four-horned antelope. Tigers, leopards, wild dogs, lesser cats, sloth bears, giant flying squirrel are also found here along with 254 species of birds. Read More

While in BR hills, shop for forest products and tribal handicrafts and artifacts. Get Juices, pickles, Ayurvedic plants and much more here. One can head to the Tribal Resource Centre, which might have a flattering number of options for tribal products.

Literally meaning The Big Champak Tree, it is believed to be more than 2000 years old, with a height of 34m and a width of 20m. It is situated within a temple, with multiple lingams next to it. It is a holy tree, worshipped by the local tribes.