Back water - Akravathi river, Bangalore



View from the side of Akravathi river. Video-






A breath taking nature's beauty is just 70 km away from the hustle and bustle life of the Bangalore city. It is located at the Kanakpura Sangama road. 

The place is serene, literally very peaceful as it is not populated as the tourist spot, very original. There are floating aquatic plants which capture's your eye. 

Request to the tourist, if you are exploring this place then kindly maintain the cleanliness and beauty of the place.
 

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