Sterling Opens Kadumane Hills Resort in Sakleshpur

Sterling Holiday Resorts has unveiled Sterling Kadumane Hills Sakleshpur, a boutique retreat designed as a sanctuary for urban travelers seeking peace, nature, and wellness.

Nestled in the heart of the Western Ghats, the resort offers guests a unique arrival experience, with the final stretch accessed by an adventurous 4×4 jeep ride, setting the tone for an escape into the wild. Spread across 14 acres of lush hills, the property features handcrafted wooden cottages that open to sweeping valley and forest views. Guests can immerse themselves in curated experiences such as sunrise treks, plantation walks, and bonfire evenings.

Key Highlights

• Sterling launches Kadumane Hills resort in Sakleshpur
• Features wooden cottages, treks, and Ayurvedic therapies
• Dining at Rasavati celebrates wellness and Malnad cuisine

At the resort’s signature restaurant Rasavati, dining goes beyond indulgence to celebrate wellness and local culture. The menu highlights wholesome vegetarian choices alongside Malnad-inspired specials, reflecting the flavors and traditions of the region.

The resort also houses a wellness centre dedicated to authentic Ayurvedic therapies, offering guests an opportunity to restore balance through traditional treatments. With its thoughtful blend of nature, culture, and wellness, Sterling Kadumane Hills aims to create a holistic getaway where relaxation and healing meet.

“Sterling Kadumane Hills Sakleshpur is a milestone in our journey to create immersive, boutique resorts that redefine leisure travel,” said Vikram Lalvani, MD & CEO, Sterling Holiday Resorts.

Raghavendra, Owner, Kadumane Hills Resorts, added, “With Sterling’s expertise and shared vision, we aim to celebrate the culture, cuisine, and beauty of Sakleshpur through slow travel.”

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This launch strengthens Sterling’s portfolio of experiential resorts across India, reinforcing its mission of curating stays that help travelers pause, breathe, and reconnect with their surroundings.