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The Hubli – Anmod Ghat Route : One of the most picturesque trails from Bangalore, the Hubli-Anmod Ghat route is your best bet if your destination is North Goa. Magnificent views of the Western Ghats and excellent road conditions will enhance your road trip experience.

There are four different trails that you can follow when you take a road trip to Goa from Bangalore. The best part is that each of the routes has a charm of its own. You can explore several natural and man-made attractions on the way, without having to deviate too much from your course. You can even take two different routes for your onward and return journey and make the most of your road trip. So, here’s an outline of that popular route which we took.
One of the most picturesque trails from Bangalore, the Hubli-Anmod Ghat route is your best bet if your destination is North Goa. Magnificent views of the Western Ghats and excellent road conditions will enhance your road trip experience. You can check out quite a few places en route, which makes this trail a fascinating option for everyone, especially history lovers. There is also a waterfall and a deer sanctuary you can explore on the way, so if you are traveling with your family and kids, you know which route to take. The best part is that this is among the relatively shorter routes for a trip to Goa from Bangalore.

Route: Starting from Bangalore, you will pass through Tumkur, Chitradurga, Hubli, Dharwad, Ramnagar, Anmod, and finally reach Panaji.

The Route We Followed - https://goo.gl/maps/JAtngAd1LaeBo7Ct8

Distance: 600 km (approx.)

Travel Time: 9 hours (approx.) without any detours

Popular Stopovers:

Chitradurga Fort: Nestled amidst a flat valley, the historic Chitradurga Fort boasts of seven concentric fortification walls. Also known as the Seven Circles Fort or Stone Fortress, the fort precincts offer panoramic views of the valleys.
Ranebennur Blackbuck Deer Sanctuary: If you are a wildlife enthusiast, a detour of a few kilometers will lead you to Ranebennur that houses the protected blackbucks as well as the highly endangered great Indian bustards.
Sira and Haveri: Are you a history buff? Then, a drive through the historically relevant and quaint towns of Haveri and Sira will leave you thrilled.
Anmod Ghats: One of the prime attractions of this route is the splendid Anmod Ghats that boasts of some of the stunning waterfalls near Bangalore and offers excellent opportunities for shutterbugs to capture spectacular shots.
Dudhsagar Falls: When it comes to scenic beauty, the Dudhsagar Falls definitely takes the cake. It is a four-tiered waterfall that rushes down against a green background of the Western Ghats and offers a sight to behold and cherish.

Suggested Stops for Breakfast and Lunch

You can stop at Kottureshwara in Davanagere to enjoy a satisfying breakfast of hot and yummy Benne Dosa. You can also stop at Kamat Upachar or Café Coffee Day at Sira and tuck in their delicious breakfast spreads along with steaming cups of coffee. For lunch, you can make a stop at Mollem at either the Mollem Karibu Garden Restaurant or the Roshan Restaurant, both of which are popular places, known for their food and service. While options for meals are aplenty en route, it’s best if you carry your own food for the road considering the current situation.