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About
Gopis Farm:
If you’re
looking for a real get away, far away from the city’s noise, pollution and
monotony, then ‘Gopi s Farm’ is what you’re looking for. The farm is situated
near a small village called Javagal in Hassan district which is about four
hours drive from Bangalore, and is known for its rural atmosphere and rustic
beauty.
‘Gopi s Farm’ is the ideal retreat from everything synonymous with the city life. It is a running organic eco-friendly coconut farm, where you can experience typical Karnataka rural agricultural life. The farm house is surrounded by lush greenery and tall coconut trees. All of which help you to re –connect with nature and fill you with the real sense of peace and serenity.
‘Gopi s Farm’ is the ideal retreat from everything synonymous with the city life. It is a running organic eco-friendly coconut farm, where you can experience typical Karnataka rural agricultural life. The farm house is surrounded by lush greenery and tall coconut trees. All of which help you to re –connect with nature and fill you with the real sense of peace and serenity.
Accommodation:
The farm house itself is the main attraction, its walls are built of sun burnt bricks and clay and local stones. The most attractive feature of the house is its high roof Mangalore tiled house, which is full of sunlight and surrounded by greenery both inside and outside. On entering the house the first thing you will notice is the incredibly beautiful and well crafted Chettinad style main door. The home stay has three tastefully furnished bedrooms and attached bathrooms, as well as a kitchen and a common dining area.All meals will be taken care of by the in house cook, the authentic rural Karnataka cuisine using whole grains and organically grown vegetables.
The farm house itself is the main attraction, its walls are built of sun burnt bricks and clay and local stones. The most attractive feature of the house is its high roof Mangalore tiled house, which is full of sunlight and surrounded by greenery both inside and outside. On entering the house the first thing you will notice is the incredibly beautiful and well crafted Chettinad style main door. The home stay has three tastefully furnished bedrooms and attached bathrooms, as well as a kitchen and a common dining area.All meals will be taken care of by the in house cook, the authentic rural Karnataka cuisine using whole grains and organically grown vegetables.
Tariff (Rs.):
On weekdays: 1500 per head including breakfast Lunch and dinner along with a time to time Coffee and Tea
On weekends and Holidays: 2500 per head including breakfast Lunch and dinner along with a time to time Coffee and Tea .
Below Two years is free and From three to ten : 500
[ extra cots and mattresses shall be provided ]
For a single occupancy : 3500
Drivers quarters : 500
Proof of age should be provided for children below two.
Check-in time :Anytime after 2pm
Check-out time:12 noon
Tariff/Package subject to change without prior notice
On weekdays: 1500 per head including breakfast Lunch and dinner along with a time to time Coffee and Tea
On weekends and Holidays: 2500 per head including breakfast Lunch and dinner along with a time to time Coffee and Tea .
Below Two years is free and From three to ten : 500
[ extra cots and mattresses shall be provided ]
For a single occupancy : 3500
Drivers quarters : 500
Proof of age should be provided for children below two.
Check-in time :Anytime after 2pm
Check-out time:12 noon
Tariff/Package subject to change without prior notice
Sight
Seeing :
While your stay at Gopi’s farm you will have an opportunity to visit some of Karnataka’s most famous temples, Belur and Halebidu are the famous magnificent pieces of art and architecture of the Hoysalas .It is just half an hour's journey from the farm and presents a good detour.
Halebidu was the 12th-century capital of the Hoysalas . The temples in Halebidu are known for their intricate stone carving and magnificent centuries old temples , taking you back in time to one of glory and magnanimity .The town gets its name from the lake, Dhwara samudhra which means ocean’s entrance . The two Nandi statues which are on either sides of the Hoysaleshwara temple are monolithic .Many sculptures in have been destroyed due to continual invasions and were destructed by invaders. Halebidu means old city or basically a ruined empire and like the name ,that’s all is left of it in the present times though one can observe with what is left the abundance of wealth and appreciate the glory and grandeur of the period . The walls of the temple are covered with an endless variety of depictions from Hindu mythology, animals, birds and Shilabalikas or dancing figures and not one is known to have repeated.
The chennakeshava temple was completed in 1116 by the Hoysala king Vishnuvardhana to commemorate his victory over the Cholas. It took 103 years to complete. The facade of the temple is filled with intricate sculptures and friezes-with no portion left blank explaining their perfection and artistic talent. Elephants, episodes from the epics, sensuous dancers nothing was left uncarved. These temples are worth a watch and are even better when available so close to the farm.
While your stay at Gopi’s farm you will have an opportunity to visit some of Karnataka’s most famous temples, Belur and Halebidu are the famous magnificent pieces of art and architecture of the Hoysalas .It is just half an hour's journey from the farm and presents a good detour.
Halebidu was the 12th-century capital of the Hoysalas . The temples in Halebidu are known for their intricate stone carving and magnificent centuries old temples , taking you back in time to one of glory and magnanimity .The town gets its name from the lake, Dhwara samudhra which means ocean’s entrance . The two Nandi statues which are on either sides of the Hoysaleshwara temple are monolithic .Many sculptures in have been destroyed due to continual invasions and were destructed by invaders. Halebidu means old city or basically a ruined empire and like the name ,that’s all is left of it in the present times though one can observe with what is left the abundance of wealth and appreciate the glory and grandeur of the period . The walls of the temple are covered with an endless variety of depictions from Hindu mythology, animals, birds and Shilabalikas or dancing figures and not one is known to have repeated.
The chennakeshava temple was completed in 1116 by the Hoysala king Vishnuvardhana to commemorate his victory over the Cholas. It took 103 years to complete. The facade of the temple is filled with intricate sculptures and friezes-with no portion left blank explaining their perfection and artistic talent. Elephants, episodes from the epics, sensuous dancers nothing was left uncarved. These temples are worth a watch and are even better when available so close to the farm.
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