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Muththathhi River

The road condition is very poor and you will not get any restaurant where you can have proper food. Along with there is not lodging facilities available in that locality.

Muththathhi River, rivers in Karnataka

About Muththathhi River

Muththathhi river is situated 100KM from Bangalore in Kanakpura direction.

Nearest Petrol bank would be Kanakpura and Nearest Place around to visit: is T.Narasipur and Sathanur Dam. Muththathhi River Distance around 20KM from Revanasiddeshwar betta.

Best time to visit: January to December

Location info

  • **Address:**Kanakapur

  • **District:**Bangalore

  • **Nearest City:**Kanakapur

  • Best time to visit:

How to reach Muththathhi River

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Nearest visiting places

  • Ghati Subramanya

Ghati Subramanya is one of the popular pilgrim centers located near Doddaballapur of Bangalore Rural district. Ghati Subrahmanya is located about 60 Kms from Bangalore.The temple here is dedicated to Lord Subramanya and Lord Lakshmi Narasimha. It is believed that the idol of Shri subrahmanya is self originated

  • Bannerghatta National Park-Karnataka

Bannerghatta National Park is about 25 km from Bangalore. The National Park boasts of Tiger or Lion safari which takes you on tour of the section where the big cats roam free. You ride inside a poorly designed diesel bus while the animals peer at you quite close by

  • Chunchi Falls

Chunchi Waterfalls The waterfall is on tributary of Kaveri, lying amidst rocky hills with shrub vegetation. It is a small deviation from the road to Mekedatu, famous for the waterfall through a small gap between two rocks

  • Muthyala Maduvu Waterfall

Muthyalamaduvu is a picnic spot near Anekal, 40 km from Bangalore, Karnataka, India.In the local Kannada language, Muthyalamaduvu means ‘pearl valley’ (muthu = pearl and maduvu = valley), apparently named for its 92 meter waterfall, whose falling water appears to look like drops of pearl

  • Vrishabhavathi River

The Vrishabhavathi River is a minor river that flows north of the Indian city of Bangalore. The Vrishabhavathi is a tributary of the Arkavathy River. The majority of the sewage emanating from Bangalore is carried by these two rivers

Things to carry

Carry some quentity of food/snacks and drinking water, since it is not easily available.

Helpline & emergency contacts

  • **Police Station:**Kanakapur

  • **Nearest Hospital:**Kanakapur

  • Society/Community Phone Number

Mobile network coverage

Airtel, Jio, BSNL, and Vi all provide coverage across Karnataka. 4G is reliable in Bangalore, Mysore, Mangalore, Hubli, and along highways. Coverage may be weaker in deep forest areas of Bandipur, Nagarhole, and certain Western Ghats sections. Most hotels, resorts, and cafes in tourist areas offer free Wi-Fi.

Food & restaurants nearby

Food options are available in the nearest town. Karnataka cuisine ranges from coastal seafood to Udupi vegetarian to Coorg’s pandi curry. Dosa, idli, bisi bele bath, and filter coffee are iconic.

Hotels & accommodation nearby

Accommodation is available in the nearest town or city. Options range from budget lodges to luxury resorts. Booking ahead during Dasara (Mysore) and peak winter season is recommended.

Climate & weather

Karnataka has a varied climate from the humid coast to the dry Deccan plateau and cool Western Ghats. The best time to visit is October to March, with temperatures ranging from 15°C to 30°C depending on region. April–May is hot across most of the state (up to 38°C). The southwest monsoon (June–September) brings heavy rain to the coast and ghats but transforms the landscape — this is the best time for Jog Falls and Coorg’s lush greenery. Hill stations (Coorg, Chikmagalur) remain pleasant year-round. Bangalore has a moderate climate throughout.

Nearest petrol pump

Petrol pumps are available in the nearest town or on the approach road — check locally for the closest option.

Best time to visit Muththathhi River

October to March is the best time for river visits — pleasant weather and moderate water levels. Post-monsoon (October-November) offers full river flow without the danger of floods. Monsoon (June-September) brings high water levels — rafting and boating may be restricted. Summer sees reduced flow in some rivers.

Timings & opening hours

River access is open 24 hours. However, water activities are recommended during daylight hours only (6:00 AM to 6:00 PM).

Entry fee & tickets

Entry to the river bank is generally free. Some specific picnic spots or river resorts may charge entry fees. Coracle/boat rides: ₹200-₹500 per person depending on duration.

Duration needed

1-2 hours for a visit to the river bank. A half-day or full-day trip can be planned including picnicking, boating, and exploring the riverside.

Safety tips

Do not venture into deep or fast-flowing water. Many rivers have unpredictable currents. Avoid swimming alone. During monsoon, stay well away from river banks as water levels can rise suddenly. Do not attempt to cross the river when water levels are high. Watch for slippery rocks.

Nearest airport, railway & bus

Nearest railway station depends on the river’s course — typically stations in the districts the river flows through. Nearest airport varies by location. The river is accessible by road from multiple points.

History of Muththathhi River

Muththathhi River is one of the important rivers of Karnataka, flowing through the state and supporting agriculture, ecosystems, and communities along its course. The river originates in the Western Ghats and flows through diverse landscapes before joining a larger river system or the Arabian Sea/Bay of Bengal. The river has cultural and religious significance in the region.

Things to do at Muththathhi River

Enjoy the scenic riverside views, have a picnic on the banks, take coracle or boat rides if available, watch birds and wildlife along the river, photograph the landscape, and visit nearby temples and dams.

Things to visit & highlights

Scenic stretches of the river bank, dams or reservoirs built on the river, ghats and bathing steps, river-side temples, and bridges offering panoramic river views.

Frequently asked questions

Is river rafting available? White-water rafting is available on certain rivers during the post-monsoon season (October-February). The Kali River and Sharavathi River are popular rafting destinations.

Is fishing allowed? Fishing regulations vary — check with local authorities. Some rivers have designated fishing areas with permits.

What safety precautions should I take? Do not venture into deep or fast-flowing water. During monsoon, water levels can rise suddenly. Never swim alone.

Quick facts

  • Type: Destination
  • State: Karnataka
  • Category: Rivers

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