Kabini Dam

The Kabini Dam is situated in the Karnataka district of Mysore, close to the town of Sargur, on the Kabini River, a tributary of the Cauvery River. The main functions of Kabini Dam are flood control, irrigation and water storage. This project is significant for the region's management of water resources. The Kabini Dam was finished in 1974. It is a gravity dam made of masonry and concrete that is intended to withstand water pressure using just its own weight. Part of Nagarhole National Park, the Kabini Wildlife Sanctuary is situated in the vicinity of Kabini Reservoir. Travelers are increasingly drawn to the nature sanctuary and Kabini Dam and the opportunity to observe animals in their native habitat, boating possibilities and scenic beauty all entice visitors. Photography enthusiasts and environment lovers seek out Kabini Dam and its environs because they provide a rare combination of wildlife encounters and natural beauty.

Best time to visit:

November to February.

Visiting time:

Open on all days from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm

Entry Fee:

No entry fees.

Activities:

Visit tribal villages for photography, trekking, boating, and so on.

Nearest tourist places:

Nagarhole National Park, Kabini River,Kabini Wildlife Sanctuary, Kabini Backwater Viewpoint, Rameshwara Temple, and so on.

How to reach the Kabini Dam

By Air : The nearest airports are Kempegowda International Airport and Mysore Airport.

By Train :The nearest railway station is Mysore Junction.

By Road :It is well connected by road to nearby cities and states, you can hire a cab or bus to reach.

FAQ

1.Are there any accommodations near Kabini Dam?

Yes, there are several accommodations and resorts available near Kabini Dam.

2.What is the best time to visit Kabini Dam?

The best time to visit Kabini Dam is from November to February.

3.What is the Kabini Dam known for?

Kabini Dam is known for its naturalists, animal lovers, and those looking for a tranquil getaway.