Name: Bheemeshwari
Rating: 3.6

Galibore Fishing Camp, Bheemeshwari Overview

Tucked away just over two hours from the cosmopolitan city of Bangalore, the Galibore Fishing Camp is in the thick, luscious forests of Cauvery Wildlife Sanctuary. It is the perfect escape from the bustling city life. Nature lovers can enjoy the gorgeous view of the gushing Cauvery River over jagged rocks.

The Camp is secluded from any habitation for miles around, and hence, it is easy to hear the melodic chirping of the birds and the whistling of the wind. The Camp is named after a windy hillock, Galibore which is located right across the camp itself. For people who wish to have absolute privacy, Galibore camp is the perfect getaway, since it is hidden from the rest of the world by the trees lining the river.

Activities at Galibore Fishing Camp

One is bound to be occupied doing numerous activities here. Of which, the coracle rides in the river are a must. Go hiking in the jungle but also laze around in the hammocks, just outside your tent, under the luscious green canopy by the riverbank. Take a walk along the riverbank to distress yourself. The riverbank is a heaven for the bird watchers. Feel adventurous climbing the safe tumbling net.

Accomodation and Food

The camp has a ten tented cottages with attached bath. These cabins come with 24 hours electricity and hurricane/solar lamps. However, the guests are not deprived of the fresh and clear night air. Tuck in delicious meals (both vegetarian and non-vegetarian) in the gazebo, aka Gol-ghar, with a camp fire lit beside or even a barbeque if you wish.

Tips For Visiting Galibore Fishing Camp

The forest is in all its glory during the monsoon. Otherwise, the water recedes, leaving behind vast sandbanks where one can lay back in the serene surroundings. The period between September and February is the perfect time to visit here since the climate is pleasant and it is a paradise for bird watchers.

How To Reach Galibore Fishing Camp

It is 110 km from Bangalore via the Bangalore - Kanakapura (55 km) route. Take a left from the 2nd circle towards Sangam (35 km). The camp is 9 km from there. It is advised not to use the public transport, instead drive here yourself or hire a taxi to the camp.