
A quiet village on the Karnataka-Kerala border, serving as the main entry point for safaris into Nagarahole National Park's southern range.
Kutta is a small, unassuming village situated on the border of Karnataka and Kerala, right at the edge of the Brahmagiri Wildlife Sanctuary. Its primary importance comes from its strategic location, serving as a key entry point to the southern part of Nagarahole National Park, often referred to as the Kutta gate. The village itself is surrounded by expansive coffee, pepper, and areca nut plantations, giving it a calm, green atmosphere. Life here moves at a slow pace, offering a distinct contrast to city life.
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Kutta, Kodagu District, Virajpet Taluk, Karnataka 571250, Kutta, Kabini, Karnataka, India
Air
Kannur International Airport (CNN) in Kerala is the nearest at about 80 km (2.5-3 hours). Mysuru Airport (MYQ) is about 110 km away (3 hours).
Train
Mysuru Junction Railway Station (MYS) is the closest major railhead, approximately 100 km away. You can hire a taxi from Mysuru to Kutta.
Road
Kutta is well-connected by road. It is about 100 km from Mysuru, 230 km from Bengaluru, and 35 km from Mananthavady in Kerala. State buses and private taxis are available from these cities.
Local Transport
Local transport is limited to a few auto-rickshaws and private jeeps which are the primary mode for transfers to safari points and nearby attractions. It's best to have a private vehicle or hire one locally.
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