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Here is the list of Monsoon Treks in Karnataka by Plan The Unplanned
Kudremukh trek is one of the most exciting treks in Karnataka. It is the third highest peak after Mullayanagiri and Bababudangiri. Ready for a weekend retreat from Bangalore?
Walking through the trails within the Mookambika National Park, the Kodachadri Trek will tickle your senses and make you fall in love with nature in a way like never before. Fill your mind, body, and soul with the freshness that nature has to offer!
The stunning peak of Tadiandamol, in Coorg, is surrounded by the greenery and expanses of the Shola forests, which are broken by the beautiful blue-ness of the water bodies that cut through it.
While most people go to chill in Coorg and indulge in having the Kodagu cuisine with local fruit wines, there are others who choose to trek and explore the hills of Deccan. Truly described as ‘the Scotland of India’, Coorg is one of the most beautiful weekend getaways to choose.
Nishani Motte is an unadulterated treat to the eyes. It’s a lesser known mountain peak of Talacauvery Range in Coorg, which is otherwise called the Scotland of India. This approximately 15 km moderate-trek starts from Bhagamandala Forest range (around 284 km from Bangalore) and then treading through the paddy fields, to the coffee estate, and into the Wildlife Reserve, it finally leads towards summiting the hilltop.
Join us for a trek to Pyramid Hill, nestled in nature’s glory near Shivanasamudra away from Bangaluru’s traffic woes and unwind to a soul-stirring experience.
Cherish sunsets with wild creatures and wild places. Have a love affair with the wonder and beauty of the earth. – Stewart Udall
Are you looking for a weekend getaway from Bangalore with the urge of escaping the fast-paced life of the city? We are all set to take you to the lush green meadows with various streams flowing, the picturesque landscape that’ll leave you in awe, the cold breeze that’ll freeze the moment for your mind to register the definition of beauty and satisfaction.
