Syntheri Rocks, located inside the Dandeli Wildlife Sanctuary, is a massive 300-foot monolithic granite structure carved naturally over millions of years by the flowing currents of the Kaneri River. This dramatic rock formation is famous for its sheer height, honeycomb-like patterns created by bees, and the roaring river that gushes through the gorge during monsoon, making it a top stop for nature lovers and photographers. The site is open from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM, with the best time to visit between October and March when the weather is pleasant and water levels are safe. A short, well-maintained trail with steps leads down to the viewpoint, so comfortable shoes are a plus. With its raw natural beauty and geological charm, Syntheri Rocks is one of Dandeli’s most iconic and must-visit attractions.