Bisle Ghat is located near Sakaleshpur in Hassan district of Karnataka state and borders the Western Ghats UNESCO World Heritage Site. Located in the Western Ghats of Karnataka, Bisle Ghat is one of the most beautiful and serene mountain passes in the state.
Known for its stunning biodiversity, lush forests and breathtaking views, Bisle Ghat acts as a natural gateway connecting Hassan and Dakshina Kannada districts.
Bisile Ghat is 267 kilometers from Bangalore and 86 kilometers from Hassan. Located at a distance of 49 km from Sakaleshpur and 48 km from Sakaleshpur Railway Station (SKLR).
Best Time to Visit
The best time to visit Bisle Ghat is during the monsoon (June to September) or the post-monsoon season (October to February). The monsoon transforms the ghat into a lush, green paradise, with the forests and hills coming alive with vibrant colors. The weather is cool and pleasant, making it ideal for outdoor activities and sightseeing. However, roads can be slippery and difficult to navigate during heavy rains.
How to Reach Bisle Ghat
- By Road: Bisle Ghat is best reached by road from nearby towns like Sakleshpur (55 km), Hassan (92 km), and Kukke Subramanya (20 km). The roads leading to Bisle are scenic but narrow and winding, so caution is advised while driving, especially during the monsoon season.
- By Rail: The nearest railway station is Sakleshpur, which is well connected to major cities like Bangalore and Mangalore.
- By Air: The nearest airports are Mangalore International Airport (around 130 km) and Bangalore International Airport (around 250 km). From there, visitors can hire a taxi or take public transportation to reach Bisle Ghat.
