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This area is also home to various endangered species of birds like Long-billed vulture, Egyptian vulture and Yellow-throated bulbul. It is part of Ramadevarabetta Vulture Sanctuary now to protect the birds as they are on the verge of extinction. The Ramanagara Hills make a perfect short trek for birdwatching.

Though shopping in Ramnagaram does not exactly stand out with a speciality of its own, a lot of shops here sell Channapatna toys, from the nearby town. One can also visit Channapatna itself as it is a mere 20 minutes away from Ramanagaram to get their hands on these unique hand made wooden toys.

Janapada Loka translates to 'Folk World', and as the name suggests, is dedicated to promoting, preserving and propagating the very vibrant folk art and culture. It is located in the Ramanagara District, just off 53 km from the Bengaluru - Mysore Highway. The Karnataka Janapada Parishath took up the initiative of establishing Janapada Loka, not only to conserve the slowly diminishing ar but to educate and inspire the generations with its poise, power and sheer beauty. The Janapada Loka houses just about 5000 folk artefacts which include a variety of previously used but unflinchingly mighty hunting equipment, rustic and old-school agricultural equipment, traditional and creative household wares, colourful puppets and artefacts that revolve around the themes of folk literature, music, sculptures, festivals and lifestyle. All these artefacts are divided between separate wings, namely Folks Art Museum, Loka Mahal, Chitra Kuteera, Doddamane, Shilamala, Ayagaramala, etc. This enormous complex spreads over a whopping 15 acres of land and houses a sparkling blue lake, lush greenery, local eateries serving specially prepared and regionally popular Karnataka dishes and even a small children's play park! Read More

Also known as Sholay Shooting Spot, Ramadevara Betta Hills is a popular tourist spot just a little on the outskirts of Bangalore in Karnataka. The place rose to fame after the world-famed Hindi film ‘Sholay’ was shot here. Ever since it also started to be known as Ramgad. Other than offering beautiful views of the township below, the hills are a popular getaway from the city. There are also several activities available at the spot that you can indulge in like trekking, rock climbing and more. There is also a diverse variety of bird species that can be found here and hence it is considered an ideal spot for birdwatching. Also frequented by photography enthusiasts, the place can be reached by climbing a flight of around 400 steps from across a forest. There is also a small Temple at the top where you can go to seek blessings. Read More

Atop a hill and a 30-minute climb away, is a significant religious centre of the area, said to be more than a 1000 years old. There is also a natural lake, called Rama Tirtha and another temple known as the Rameshwar temple here. The temple becomes a landmark point for those who trek across the Ramadevara Betta.

Cited to be one of the earliest rock climbing sites in India, Ramnagaram is an almost essential destination for rock climbers. With popular hills like Ramadevarabetta, SRS betta and Thenginkalbetta, Ramnagaram has an average altitude of 747 meters and it has several tall gigantic hills which are famous for many short rock climbs, typically 1 to 2 pitches in length.