Nandi Hills is an ancient hill fortress of southern India, in the Chikkaballapur district of Karnataka state. It is located just 10 km from Chickballapur town and approximately 60 km from the city of Bangalore.
It's the best scenic hill station in the vicinity of Bangalore. The deviation road at Oordagere on the Bangalore-Tumkur Road can reach it. The hills are traditionally held as the origin of the Arkavathi and Palar river. The hills are located about 4,851 ft above sea level.
We met some bikers on the way to Nandi hills. A bike ride to Nandi hills is a cool option. You can also see the long-distance view of hills in the image.
If you are coming from Bangalore, the deviation at Oordagere on the Bangalore-Tumkur Road leads to Nandi hills. There is a Traveler's Bungalow and a Kalyana Mantap on the top of the hill and a Forest Lodge and Taluk Board T.B. at the foot of the hill.
There are many hairpin bends - it's a good route for those who love sport driving.
Skywalk at Nandi Hills...
The Love Sellers :-)
Karnataka Tourism Promotional Council provides excellent facilities for visitors, including Mayur Hotels and lodging facilities.
For the best experience, visit Nandi Hills early morning or in the evening to catch the sunrise or sunset.