🕒6:00 AM – 6:00 PM
🎟️Free (Forest department charges may apply for specific eco-zones)
⛅October to March (Early mornings or evenings)

Overview of Jogimatti

Jogimatti is a picturesque hill station and forested region located about 11 kms from Chitradurga, Karnataka, at an elevation of roughly 1200 metres above sea level. Named after a local saint, Yogi Jogi Mappa, who is believed to have meditated here, it offers lush greenery, rich biodiversity, and breathtaking views.

History & Significance

The region holds deep spiritual significance due to the Adumuhi Jogi Siddheswara Swamy temple situated atop the hills. Over the years, the Karnataka forest department has developed the area into a major eco-tourism and picnic centre.

Highlights & Attractions

  • Jogimatti Forest Lodge: Provides scenic accommodation for tourists and visitors.
  • Adumuhi Jogi Siddheswara Temple: A revered pilgrimage site located amidst the hills.
  • Himavatkedara Waterfalls: A serene waterfall spot located nearby in the forest range.
  • Zoo and Viewpoint: Features a small wildlife observation area and panoramic viewpoints overlooking Chitradurga.

Scenic hill station, dense scrub forests, wildlife, eco-tourism, and the Jogi Siddheswara Temple

👕 Dress Code & Rules

Casual comfortable clothing; modest attire if visiting the temple

Entry Fees:
Free (Forest department charges may apply for specific eco-zones)
Parking:
Parking space available near the main viewpoint and temple area.
Nearby Food:
Limited local eateries; major dining options are in Chitradurga
Open Hours:
6:00 AM – 6:00 PM