SWASTHA HOME STAY

Now it is your turn to come and enjoy. Get a slice of real malnad (Sakleshpur).
With just 4 to 5 hours of travel by road from Bangalore via Hassan, it is easy to plan your holiday.
We welcome all those who love nature. It is an ideal place for solitude away from noise and pollution of the city life. Our emphasis is on exclusivity. Since we just have one villa you will have all the privacy you need with just you, your family and friends. 
The Sakleshpur surrounding areas in and around ‘swastha homestay’ is richly endowed by nature with beautiful meadows, rivers, hills, estates there are lots of unspoilt places to visit and best part is that most of them are off the beaten track. Another highlight of Swastha homestay is the local cuisine there are different cuisine during each seasons along with all time favorites, all locally sourced and we promote eco friendly farming practices. We have been approved by dept of tourism. Swastha means good health and we constantly strive to promote it in our eco friendly homestay.

going to make your visit memorable one. You go back healthy, happy only to come back again and again to homestay.

Sakleshapur or Sakaleshpura in Kannada is a taluk in Hassan district in the South Indian state of Karnataka.

The town is in Western Ghats (Malnad) It has a temperate climate. Coffee, Cardmom, pepper grown in surrounding villages are brought to Sakleshpur for sale. The town lies on National Highway 48 (NH-48), And the only town in Western Ghat which is connected through Rail. This connects Mangalore with Bangalore.

The Manjarabad fort is located just outside of Sakleshpur on National Highway 48. The fort is reputed to have been constructed by Tippu Sultan, the ruler of Mysore as a strategic defensive location as it commands the approach to the plateau beyond Sakleshpur from the coast.It is also believed that he had constructed a tunnel from this fort to another fort in Srirangapattana near Mysore

Swastha homestay  is located in the ,Sakleshpur Western Ghats, a mountain range that stretches from Kerala to Gujarat. The southern range, which includes Bisle reserve forest and the region around Sakleshpur, is listed as one of the 18 most diverse spots in the world in terms of flora and fauna. The sub-tropical climate and heavy rains during the wet season create an environment where several unique plant and animal species flourish. With people of Karnataka being very hospitable, the swastha home stay is increasingly embracing the Bed & Breakfast model and now offers several choices for a weekend getaway.