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The Kudremukh trek is every orophile's dream. Kudremukh trek is through steep hills and valleys. The hills, which bear the brunt of the severe monsoon wind, preclude any tree growth as a result the landscape is covered with grass. The valleys which are tucked in, have reasonable protection from wind and a deep soil profile, as a result of which stunted evergreen forests exist creating a unique microclimate, rich with mosses, orchids, etc. The whole scenery of grassland interspersed with narrow strips of forests provide a fantastic vista for a trekker. The totally fresh air and the climb up and down invigorates the body and soothes the soul. During the trek, one can view and study several wildlife species of plants, birds, reptiles, amphibians, butterflies, insects, etc. About Kudremukh National Park: Kudremukh National Park is spread partly over the thick hilly forests near the coastal plains on the western portion and the shola vegetation on the Western Ghats uplands, covering parts of 3 districts, viz., Chikmagalur, Udupi, and Dakshina Kannada. The Kudremukh peak by which the National Park derived its name, is the highest elevation at 1892 meters. Special features of Kudremukh National Park (KNP): KNP is made of steep hills and valleys. The hills, which bear the brunt of the severe monsoon wind, preclude any tree growth as a result the landscape is covered with grass. The valleys which are tucked in, have reasonable protection from wind and a deep soil profile, as a result of which stunted evergreen forests exist creating a unique microclimate, rich with mosses, orchids, etc. The whole scenery of grassland interspersed with narrow strips of forests provide a fantastic vista for a trekker. The totally fresh air and the climb up and down, invigorates the body and soothes the soul. During the trek, one can view and study several wildlife species of plants, birds, reptiles, amphibians, butterflies, insects, etc. Difficulty level : Moderate to Difficult Trek Length : 22 Kms in total (Two way) Altitude : 1894 Meter Distance from Bangalore : 330 Kms (One Way)  Minimum Age : 8 Years  Weather : 28 to 30 Degrees (March to June) Attraction : Beautiful Landscape Transport : Non AC Private Coach Food : Veg Food Washrooms : Only at Base Camp Accommodation Type : Dorms separate for Male & Female For a bulk booking discount, call 9902027262. Few important points to note before you decide to register: Click Here read more read less

About Place: One of the lesser known treks in the Tamil Nadu circuit, Vattakanal trek is on the difficult side of the trekking spectrum. Completing the whole trek in a day would make it comparable to the strenuous nature of Kumara Parvatha trek. After reaching Theni early on Day 1, we head towards the base where we freshen up and start the trek. First hour is a warm up and is easy on the eyes with couple of deeply hidden waterfalls. After a refreshing break is when the trek becomes taxing. Constant steep under the thick jungles of the Western Ghats make it a tiring journey. The views when the forests rarely open up are majestic. Spotting wildlife is highly probable with Bison, wild goats, porcupines being the more common species. Mist laden forests make it a spooky environment and walking the trails feel like a true adventure. After trekking for 10kms, we reach Vellagavi, a 50 house village with no road connectivity. They have to either come down to Kumbakarai or go up to Vattakanal for selling the fruits and spices which are in abundance. Oranges, Butter Fruit, Papaya, Banana, Guava, Passion Fruit, Jack Fruit are some of the many varieties of fruits available here, which make it a mouthwatering experience. Deep in the jungle, an aptly named camp site Into the wild is where we camp on Day 1. Day 2 welcomes us with an unforgiving winding path which is continuously steep and equally spooky with the mist. After a tiring 3 hour hike, the warmth of lemon tea in the cold weather of Vattakanal concludes a satisfactory trek. The trek ends at Dolphin Nose in Vattakanal. This trek route is temporarily changed to Vattakanal >> Vellagavi >> Vattakanal. Difficulty level Moderate to Difficult Approx Temperature 20/25 degree Accommodation type Tented Accomodation with Sleeping Bags or Dormitory Washrooms Only at Base Camp Food Basic Veg Meals Food Transport Non A/C Private Coach Distance from Bangalore 450 kms (one way) Total trekking distance 14 kms approx. Attraction Forest. Waterfalls. Mountains and View Points. Few important points to note before you decide to register:Click Here read more read less

Kotagiri is a hill station in Niligiris District situated at the height of 5,890 feet. Most of the trekking trails are unexplored in this region due to its connectivity to Nilgiri Range which is prohibited to outsiders by forest department. The pleasant weather and fluctuating temperatures add up to the beauty of this place. The trail starts in the tea estates and continues down the valley on the river - path to end at Mettupalayam - Kotagiri junction. The major attractions near Kotagiri include the Catherine Falls, Elk Falls, Doddabetta Peak and the Rangaswami Pillar. Catherine falls is the second highest waterfall in Nilgiri Mountains after Kolakambai Falls. Difficulty level : Easy Trek Length : 12 Kms in total (Two way) Altitude : 1792 Meter Distance from Bangalore : 380 Kms (One Way)  Minimum Age : 7 Years  Weather : 18 to 22 Degrees (March to June) Attraction : Waterfall, Tea Plantations Transport : Non AC Private Coach Food : Veg & Non-Veg Food Washrooms : Only at Base Camp Accommodation Type : Dorms separate for Male & Female Few important points to note before you decide to register:Click Here read more read less

Any day in the “Scotland of India- Coorg” is better than a normal day in the city. If you are looking for a getaway that yells beauty, serenity and one of a kind experience then look no more. Tadiandamol Trek stands at a height of 5700ft, located at a distance of 8 km from the town of Kakkabe and approximately 35 km from Madikeri.It is the highest peak in Coorg and is situated in the south-eastern part of Coorg. We reach Coorg at dawn, the fresh aroma of coffee estates that span as far as your eyes can possibly see offer us a warm welcome. After a quick breakfast we start from Nalakanad Palace. the trek route has numerous visual treats for you guys in store. From seeing pretty butterflies, to waterfalls that are of just the right size to enjoy, to jaw dropping views of the valley. Tadiandamol is a MUST for everybody who choose NATURE over Netflix. After about 4kms of walk we reach BIG ROCK that will serve as a point of rest before we continue towards the peak. The path then tests you with gradual increase in the inclination, this where you come across the famous shola jungle. But nature has a trick up her sleeve, we come up to a false peak which deceive many people who end up thinking that this is the peak. The trail thereafter becomes narrow and steep, which makes even a distance of just 300m seem like a lot!  The top is usually covered in low, moving clouds. After spending ample time and enjoying everything that the trek has to offer we have our packed lunch and enjoy the panoramic views, we begin our descent at a slow comfortable pace back to the base. A short drive later we are back at our homestay for tea and snacks, followed by dinner and a blissful night’s rest. Next morning we wake up by 7 AM to freshen up and have breakfast, following which we will continue to the Golden Temple. We begin for Bangalore a little before noon and are likely to reach here by about 9PM in the evening. Overall, Tadiandamol offers enchanting views while at the same time not demanding too much physically (in comparison to treks such as Kumara Parvatha, Mullayanagiri/Bababudangiri, etc.), which makes it the perfect initiation trek for anyone looking to take up trekking seriously. Difficulty level : Moderate Trek Length : 14 Kms in total (Two way) Altitude : 1748 Meter Distance from Bangalore : 260 Kms (One Way)  Minimum Age : 8 Years  Weather : 24 to 28 Degrees (March to June) Attraction : Beautiful Mountains and View Points. Transport : Non AC Private Coach Food : Veg & Non-Veg Food Washrooms : Only at Base Camp Accommodation Type : Dorms separate for Male & Female Few important points to note before you decide to register:Click Here read more read less

Beaches are quiet and peaceful, making them the perfect place to relax and enjoy the sound of the waves and the sun's warmth. Relaxing on a beach can provide you with endless benefits for both the body and mind. Having stated this it’s a common misconception that beach lovers are generally tourists, but all this is about to change. Gokarna beach trek is a dream destination for travelers with miles of golden sand beaches, jagged cliffs, outstanding view of sunset, undiscovered coves and quaint temples. The long sandy stretches of Om Beach and Kudle Beach are a delight for every beach lover.  We arrive at Gokarna main beach at the golden hour to soak in the beauty of the Arabian sea and seemingly infinite horizon. After freshening up we reach Belekan beach from where we begin the trek. We trek route through Paradise Beach, also known as full moon beach. The beauty about this beach apart from being really clean is the surreal beauty that it holds. Since the only way to reach this beach is through trekking or hiring a boat, it instantaneously turns into a trekkie’s paradise as well.  The next beach we reach as we continue our trek is the Half Moon Beach. If you are daring person who loves to stand at the edge of a cliff or a person who likes to chill on hammocks, this is the beach for you.  As we continue our trek the sun slowly reaches out for the horizon and sunset is what we watch out for. No matter how many beautiful sunsets you’ve witnessed, Om Beach has a sunset that is truly worth craving for. If you are a foodie then Kudle Beach will tickle your taste buds with their exotic seafood menu and is quite popular with local and international tourists. As the day slowly comes to an end we finally reach the Main Beach. Where we’ll have dinner and relax for the night. Note: There is a slight increase in price since we are providing AC transport during summer.  For a bulk booking discount, call 9902027262.  Difficulty level Easy to Moderate  Approx Temperature 28/32 degree  Accommodation type  Camping  Washrooms Only at Base Camp  Food Veg & Non-Veg Food  Transport A/C Private Coach  Distance from Bangalore 480 kms (one way)  Total trekking distance 14  kms approx.  Attraction  Temples, Mirjan Fort Few important points to note before you decide to register:Click Here read more read less

Beaches are quiet and peaceful, making them the perfect place to relax and enjoy the sound of the waves and the sun's warmth. Relaxing on a beach can provide you with endless benefits for both the body and mind. DAY 01: BANGALORE - GOKARNA  DAY 02: GOKARNA SIGHTSEEING  DAY 03: DEPARTURE TO BANGALORE read more read less

About Place: Ballalrayanadurga is a concealed fort on top of a dense forest in the Western Ghats which stands with shattered walls as a distant reminder of its past when it was built in 12th century by Hoysala Empire. Situated at the height of 5000 feet, the whole valley glitters with natural colors during sunsets and makes an ideal place for trekking and camping with mesmerizing views around. The immersed greenery attracts trekkers at all times of the year. Apart from its historical significance the Ballalarayana Durga fort is also famous as a trekking destination. The most frequented trek route is the one that starts at Mundaje and takes one to the Bandaje Arbi before proceeding to the ruined fort. The trek to the fort is a difficult one and presents quite a few challenges to the trekker. For a bulk booking discount, call 9902027262. Few important points to note before you decide to register:Click Here read more read less

Kalwarbetta (Skandagiri), 68 Kms from Bangalore is one the hill forts amongst the Nandi Hill ranges. The dilapidated walls of Tipu's fort can be found today on steep Kalwarbetta (Skandagiri), near the village of Kalwara. History says this was a small but strong hill fort. It surrendered to British troops on 19 October 1791. It remained in British hands until the peace treaty of 1792, which concluded of the third Anglo-Mysore war.  This is a tedious trek as the hill is precipitous and high. The trek starts from the Papagni Temple at the foothills of Kalwara village. The fortress of Kalwarbetta is in full sight throughout the walk uphill. This steep and fantastic trek through a maze of dense shrub is highly intriguing. Kalwarbetta is a teaser. Just as you reach the fort wall contended that you have topped the hill, you see another ring of fort. No sooner you reach there; you will find another majestic fort wall waiting to be conquered. There are six such series of stonewalls protecting an abandoned temple on the hilltop.  There are 2 caves, one starts from the base and as per locals, leads to the temple at peak and another one is somewhere midway which is about 30 feet only. Both are yet unexplored, especially the first one. Local say that there are pythons in the caves and had galloped their goats at times. Supposedly, there are 6 Samadhi in that cave. Difficulty level : Difficult Trek Length : 8 Kms in total (Two way) Altitude : 1434 Meter Distance from Bangalore : 70 Kms  Minimum Age : 8 Years  Weather : 18 to 24 Degrees (March to June) Few important points to note before you decide to register:Click Here read more read less

Chinaga Betta is one of the lesser known trails in tumkur, which is very closely located to Devarayandurga. After a quick breakfast we reach the start point of the trek. The trail starts from Torana Anjaneya Temple which is 2.5 kms to the view point.  Difficulty level : Easy to Moderate Trek Length : 5 Kms in total (Two way) Altitude : 1225 Meter Distance from Bangalore : 80 Kms  Minimum Age : 7 Years  Weather : 28 to 32 Degrees (March to June) read more read less