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Designed and developed a full-scale adventure
& nature tourism website for Bheemeshwari
Adventure Camp — a premier eco-resort nestled
on the banks of the River Cauvery, just 2.5
hours from Bangalore, Karnataka.
The website features an immersive adventure-
focused UI with accommodation showcases
(Cottages, Log Huts, Tented Cottages &
Mud Houses), adventure activity listings
(Zip Line, Kayaking, Rappelling, Rope Walking,
Waterfall Treks), direct booking system, day
visit packages, and wildlife experience pages.
🔗 bheemeshwariadventurecamp.com
Tech: HTML, CSS, Bootstrap,php, Javascript
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