Falls around sirsi

So many falls are in sirsi surrounding first is

Unchalli Falls :

It is also known as Lushington Falls,  it droped from 116 meters (381 ft)and it is create water falls. The fall is located near Siddapur in Uttara Kannada District of Karnataka. In 1845 the British Government district collector D. Lushingoton discovered this falls so it’s called lushington falls. But local people are called unchalli falls.

It is located in small village of siddapur district named heggarane and this water falls 5 kilometer away from heggarane. The falls are reached by a 5 kilometers (3.1 mi) trek from Heggarne through thick forest. Here the river makes a cavalcade of water falls and eventually leaps into a steep valley to form a spectacular, picturesque waterfall. The falls are sometimes called Keppa Joga because of the deafening sound they make.

The Karnataka Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) buses will go up to a place called Heggarani, a dreamy village in Uttara Kannada district. One has to walk five kilometers from Heggarani through thick forest to reach Unchalli falls. Jeep is the best mode of transportation.

Trekking, Sight Seeing, And Other Activities

Trekking to the black rock formations through the hilly forest of Sahyadri can be a good experience. The way is damp and slippery during the rains and trekking can be a breeze during winter. Photography buffs can try clicking a few snaps of the surrounding beauty. 
There are varieties of endangered species of birds and butterflies in this biodiversity hotpot ; bird watching in this area can be a beautiful experience.

SATHODDI FALLS

Sathodi Falls is a waterfall in India that is formed by several unnamed streams near Kallaramarane Ghats, Uttara Kannada District, near Sirsi, and 32 km from Yellapur. It is about 15 meters (49.2 feet) tall. The stream then flows into the backwaters of the  Kodasalli Dam, into the Kali River. Early winter and late monsoon season will be the best time to visit this place. Trekking to the black rock formations through the hilly forest of Sahyadri can be a good experience. The way is damp and slippery during the rains and trekking can be a breeze during winter. Photography buffs can try clicking a few snaps of the surrounding beauty.

There are varieties of endangered species of birds and butterflies in this biodiversity hotpot; bird watching in this area can be a beautiful experience.

From the car park there was a well-established walk of about 1 km each way, I think. To our right as we walked towards the falls was a large reservoir where the Kali River was held up by the Kodasalli Dam
Once we were near the end of the trail, there was a shelter and picnic area with a partial view of Sathodi Falls. We were able to continue to walk carefully a little further to get a little bit closer to the falls. These seemed to be the best views that we were able to get

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SHIVA GANGA FALLS 

This falls is situated in Uttara Kannada District.39 Kms from Sirsi, one has to cross thick forest to reach this spot. The Shalmala river falls in to a deep valley from a height of 74 meter creating an enchanting water falls. The river valley presents a captivating view. A little further from the falls is an island locally called Ganeshpal because of a small Ganesh statue in the island.there will be fest once in a year in this place. marriage,ganahoma,upanayana(munji) etc Some functions are will take place here.

Shivaganga falls is very beautyfull falls we can reach the nearest of the falls and it is covered by forest.