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'Fishing For Peace'

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Fishing For Peace

For a restful, olive green getaway, try out the fishing camp at Galibore, about 100 km from Bangalore in India. Here, you have the subtile opportunity to be active at your own tractable pace.

It takes more than an hour from there to Kanakpura, thanks to a national highway with millions of potholes and unusual narrowing at myriad places. Hidden in the deciduous forests about 10km from Sangam, on the banks of the River Cauvery you can in point of fact miss this camp and drive passed away it, so beautifully tucked away is the place. The corner has huge Terminalia Arjuna trees wadding both sides of the river and there are hardly any big boards announcing it. There are no tar roads and it seriously feel like you are in the median of nowhere. And as the trees parted to let you through voila! Behold a scene as pretty as any picture- the gently flowing Cauvery River at a little distance, Pucca tents inner coating one side each with its own hammock outside, subterranean pea green forests and little else!
You are thrown into a coracle, a lightweight boat that seemed more like an oval basket, and you take off down stream. It is gorgeous. Gently swaying in the breeze, water lapping right and left you, float passed away olive and greener. Galibore is 16km downstream from Bheemeshwari, the camp famous for Mahseer angling. You can choose to trek up to Bheemeshwari and then coracle it caudal to the camp.
Reaching the tent you find pitch darkness. Fumble without ~ no switches. No bulbs, no lamps, no switches. Yes, no electricity.
There is indeed no electricity, save for a tube subtile in the common dining place. Hurricane lamps are provided at the frontage of the tent and the hind of the tent

GALIBORE BASICS
Advance booking is essential for a for an age stay at the Galibore Fishing Camp. Cost for a day trip is $60, including all meals. You can reserve your stay on the phone. But the payments at the site are by cash only. The highlight of the camp is the catch-and-release modus operandi of the fair mahseer, and guests are provided with local fishing guides to enjoy this fully. Coracle rides; angling and nature walks are other options here.

FACTFILE
GETTING THERE
Galibore Fishing and Nature Camp is roughly 100km from Bangalore off the Kanakpura highway. It is a authority ~run resort that has exclusive fishing rights to several stretches along the river Cauvery.

WHEN TO GO
The fishing spice is from February to mid-May, but best the climate to visit is August to February.

STAY
Galibore Fishing Camp. For bookings, contact Jungle Lodges and Resorts Ltd; tel: (080) 2559 7021/24/25
EAT
Buffet-style multi-cuisine veg and non-veg food is served, and there are sincere barbecues in the evening by a bonfire.
SEE
There are acres of pristine wilderness right and left for nature lovers.

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