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7 Days / 6 Nights Tour from Bangalore

Karnataka Temple Tour from Bangalore – 7 Days / 6 Nights

Experience a complete Karnataka pilgrimage and Western Ghats circuit from Bangalore covering Udupi, Kollur, Kodachadri, Sringeri, Kigga, Horanadu, Kalasa, Dharmasthala and Kukke Subramanya, with sacred temples, rivers, waterfalls, hill viewpoints and regional pilgrimage sites across seven days.

7 Days / 6 Nights Duration
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Tour Overview

Complete Karnataka Temple & Western Ghats Circuit

This Karnataka Temple Tour from Bangalore is a 7 Days / 6 Nights pilgrimage and Western Ghats journey covering Udupi, Kollur, Kodachadri, Sringeri, Kigga, Horanadu, Kalasa, Dharmasthala and Kukke Subramanya. The route combines major temples such as Sri Krishna Matha, Mookambika Temple, Sharadamba Temple, Annapoorneshwari Temple, Manjunatha Temple and Kukke Sri Subrahmanya Temple with sacred rivers and important regional pilgrimage sites.

Beyond the main temple circuit, the itinerary includes Kodachadri, Sarvajna Peetha, Hidlumane Falls, Sirimane Falls, Hariharapura, Kyatanamakki Hills, Hanuman Gundi Falls and an extended Dharmasthala-region temple circuit. Six overnight stays help spread the journey across the route, with Kukke Subramanya intentionally kept for the final day before returning to Bangalore.

Sri Sharadamba Temple Sringeri on Karnataka temple tour from Bangalore

Major Temple Circuit

Visit Udupi, Kollur, Sringeri, Horanadu, Dharmasthala and Kukke Subramanya on one Bangalore round-trip pilgrimage.

Kodachadri & Ghats

Experience Kodachadri, Sarvajna Peetha and scenic Western Ghats landscapes alongside the pilgrimage route.

Rivers & Waterfalls

Include sacred river stops along with Hidlumane Falls, Sirimane Falls and Hanuman Gundi Falls across the seven-day journey.

Extended Pilgrimage

Go beyond the main temples with Kigga, Hariharapura, Kalasa, Suriya, Southadka, Karinja and Vittla included in the circuit.

Day Itinerary

Karnataka Temple Tour 7 Days / 6 Nights Itinerary from Bangalore

DAY 1 Bangalore → Udupi → Sri Krishna Matha & Temple Circuit
  • Early Morning — Pickup from Bangalore
    Begin the 7-day Karnataka temple tour with an early-morning departure from Bangalore and travel towards Udupi. The exact pickup point and reporting time will be discussed and confirmed approximately 2 days before the trip date.
  • Breakfast Stop
    Stop for breakfast at a convenient restaurant along the route. Meals are at your own cost unless specifically included in your confirmed package.
  • Sri Krishna Matha – Udupi
    Begin the Udupi pilgrimage with darshan at Sri Krishna Matha, the principal temple visit of the day.
  • Kanakana Kindi
    Visit Kanakana Kindi as part of the Sri Krishna Matha temple-complex experience.
  • Anantheshwara Temple
    Continue to Anantheshwara Temple, conveniently located within Udupi's central temple area.
  • Chandramouleshwara Temple
    Visit Chandramouleshwara Temple as part of the compact Udupi temple circuit.
  • Sri Krishna Matha Temple Complex / Car Street
    Spend time around the traditional temple complex and Car Street area before completing the day's pilgrimage.
  • Overnight in Udupi
    Stay overnight in Udupi and prepare for the next day's journey towards Kollur and Kodachadri.

Please note: Udupi arrival time and temple visits depend on Bangalore departure time, traffic and darshan queues. Accommodation and meals are included only when specifically mentioned in your confirmed quotation.

DAY 2 Udupi → Kollur → Kodachadri → Kollur
  • Early Morning — Depart Udupi
    Begin early and travel from Udupi towards Kollur for the day's temple and Western Ghats circuit.
  • Sri Mookambika Temple – Kollur
    Visit Sri Mookambika Temple for darshan. The day's sequence may be adjusted according to current temple timings, crowd levels and darshan waiting time.
  • Souparnika River – Kollur
    Visit the sacred Souparnika River associated with the Kollur pilgrimage. Any river access should follow current local conditions and safety instructions.
  • Mookambika Wildlife Sanctuary / Kodachadri Region
    Continue towards the Kodachadri region and experience the forested Western Ghats landscape surrounding the pilgrimage area.
  • Kodachadri Jeep Ride
    Proceed towards Kodachadri using the locally available jeep arrangement where applicable. Jeep operations, charges, route access and availability depend on current local conditions.
  • Kodachadri Peak
    Reach the Kodachadri highlands and spend time enjoying the mountain landscape and viewpoints, subject to weather and access conditions.
  • Sarvajna Peetha
    Visit Sarvajna Peetha as part of the Kodachadri experience. Walking is required and conditions can become slippery during rain.
  • Hidlumane Falls
    Include Hidlumane Falls in the day's plan. This stop involves additional physical activity and significantly more time than ordinary roadside sightseeing, so travellers should be prepared for trekking, uneven terrain and potentially slippery conditions.
  • Kodachadri Sunset Point
    Experience the sunset area when weather, visibility, daylight and the day's actual progress allow.
  • Return to Kollur
    Return to Kollur after completing the Kodachadri circuit.
  • Overnight in Kollur
    Stay overnight in Kollur before departing for Sringeri the following morning.

Please note: Day 2 is physically demanding. Kodachadri jeep operations, trekking access, Hidlumane Falls, Sarvajna Peetha and sunset coverage depend on weather, daylight, road conditions and local restrictions. Completing every outdoor stop may require an early start and a good level of fitness.

DAY 3 Kollur → Sringeri → Complete Sringeri Temple Circuit
  • Morning — Depart Kollur
    Have breakfast and begin the journey from Kollur towards Sringeri through the Western Ghats region.
  • Sri Sharadamba Temple – Sringeri
    Begin the Sringeri pilgrimage with darshan at Sri Sharadamba Temple.
  • Vidyashankara Temple
    Visit the historic Vidyashankara Temple within the Sringeri sacred complex.
  • Sringeri Sharada Peetham / Matha
    Spend time within the wider Sringeri Sharada Peetham complex and experience the spiritual atmosphere of this important pilgrimage centre.
  • Tunga River
    Visit the Tunga River flowing beside the temple complex and spend time along the riverside while following local instructions.
  • Tunga River Fish Feeding
    Experience the well-known riverside fish-feeding area where permitted, while following the instructions and practices applicable at the location.
  • Sringeri Suspension / Temple Bridge
    Cross or view the temple-area bridge connecting parts of the Sringeri pilgrimage complex, subject to current access.
  • Malahanikareshwara Temple
    Visit Malahanikareshwara Temple, with the day's order adjusted if necessary according to temple timings and available time.
  • Overnight in Sringeri
    Stay overnight in Sringeri before continuing to Kigga, Sirimane, Hariharapura and Horanadu.

Please note: Temple timings, pooja schedules and darshan sessions can affect the sightseeing order. The Sringeri circuit may be rearranged during the day to accommodate current temple operating periods.

DAY 4 Sringeri → Kigga → Sirimane → Hariharapura → Horanadu
  • Morning — Depart Sringeri
    Begin the day after breakfast and travel towards the additional pilgrimage and nature attractions around the Sringeri region.
  • Rishya Shringeshwara Temple – Kigga
    Visit Rishya Shringeshwara Temple at Kigga before continuing towards the surrounding Western Ghats attractions.
  • Sirimane Falls
    Visit Sirimane Falls and enjoy the forested waterfall setting. Walking surfaces can be wet or slippery, particularly during and after rain.
  • Ambatheertha
    Continue to Ambatheertha as part of the extended Sringeri-region circuit, subject to road and local access conditions.
  • Hariharapura Sharada Lakshmi Narasimha Peetha
    Visit the Sharada Lakshmi Narasimha Peetha at Hariharapura before continuing towards Horanadu.
  • Proceed to Horanadu
    Continue through the Western Ghats towards Horanadu after completing the regional temple circuit.
  • Sri Annapoorneshwari Temple – Horanadu
    Visit Sri Annapoorneshwari Temple for darshan. The exact timing depends on arrival, temple procedures and crowd conditions.
  • Overnight in Horanadu / Kalasa
    Stay overnight in the Horanadu or Kalasa region for convenient access to the following day's route.

Please note: Waterfall and outdoor stops depend on weather, road access and available daylight. Main temple visits take priority if delays occur during the day's journey.

DAY 5 Horanadu → Kalasa → Kyatanamakki → Kudremukh Region → Dharmasthala
  • Early Morning — Start from Horanadu / Kalasa
    Begin early because Day 5 combines the Kalasa pilgrimage circuit with Western Ghats sightseeing and the onward journey to Dharmasthala.
  • Kalaseshwara Temple – Kalasa
    Visit Kalaseshwara Temple and begin the day's pilgrimage in Kalasa.
  • Bhadra River – Kalasa
    Spend time near the Bhadra River where access is permitted and conditions are safe.
  • Kalasa Hanging Bridge
    Visit the Hanging Bridge and enjoy the surrounding river and Western Ghats landscape, subject to current access and weather.
  • Kyatanamakki Hills
    Continue towards Kyatanamakki Hills for panoramic Western Ghats scenery. Local road and vehicle-access conditions can affect the visit.
  • Hanuman Gundi Falls
    Visit Hanuman Gundi Falls in the Kudremukh region where operational access and local conditions permit. Take care on steps and wet surfaces around the waterfall area.
  • Continue towards Dharmasthala
    Travel through the Western Ghats towards Dharmasthala / Ujire after completing the day's nature and pilgrimage stops.
  • Evening — Arrival in Dharmasthala / Ujire
    Reach the Dharmasthala region and check in for the night.
  • Overnight in Dharmasthala / Ujire
    Rest before the complete Dharmasthala and surrounding temple circuit on Day 6.

Please note: Day 5 requires an early start. Kyatanamakki, Hanuman Gundi Falls and other outdoor stops depend on road access, weather, local restrictions and available daylight. The sequence may be adjusted to keep the onward journey to Dharmasthala practical.

DAY 6 Dharmasthala → Regional Temple Circuit → Kukke Subramanya
  • Early Morning — Sri Manjunatha Swamy Temple
    Begin with darshan at Sri Manjunatha Swamy Temple in Dharmasthala. Starting early helps provide greater flexibility for the extensive regional circuit planned for the day.
  • Bahubali / Bhagawan Gomateshwara Statue – Ratnagiri
    Visit the Bahubali or Gomateshwara statue at Ratnagiri after the main temple darshan.
  • Annappa Betta
    Continue to Annappa Betta where current visitor access and local procedures permit.
  • Netravathi River / Snana Ghat
    Visit the Netravathi River / Snana Ghat. Enter the water only where permitted and safe, particularly during periods of strong flow or heavy rain.
  • Manjusha Museum
    Visit Manjusha Museum during its applicable visitor hours and explore the collections on display.
  • Car Museum
    Continue to the automobile collection associated with the Dharmasthala museum circuit, subject to current visitor access and operating hours.
  • Ram Mandir – Dharmasthala
    Visit Ram Mandir before beginning the surrounding regional temple circuit.
  • Shri Sadashiva Rudra Temple – Suriya
    Continue to Suriya for the planned temple visit.
  • Southadka Mahaganapathi Temple
    Visit Southadka Mahaganapathi Temple as part of the extended pilgrimage circuit.
  • Shri Karinjeshwara Temple – Karinja
    Continue to Karinjeshwara Temple. Travellers should be prepared for the walking and steps associated with the visit.
  • Shri Panchalingeshwara Temple – Vittla
    Complete the extended regional temple circuit with a visit to Panchalingeshwara Temple, subject to temple timings and the day's actual progress.
  • Proceed to Kukke Subramanya
    After completing the planned circuit, continue towards Kukke Subramanya.
  • Overnight in Kukke Subramanya
    Stay overnight in Kukke so the final day's pilgrimage can begin locally without a long morning transfer.

Please note: Day 6 contains a large number of temple and sightseeing stops. Darshan queues, museum operating hours, temple closures, road conditions and traffic may require the sequence to be adjusted. The principal Dharmasthala pilgrimage and reaching Kukke for the overnight stay remain the priorities.

DAY 7 Kukke Subramanya Temple Circuit → Bangalore
  • Early Morning — Kumaradhara River / Snana Ghat
    Begin the final pilgrimage day at Kumaradhara River / Snana Ghat. Traditional bathing should be undertaken only where permitted and when water conditions are safe.
  • Kukke Sri Subrahmanya Temple
    Proceed for darshan at Kukke Sri Subrahmanya Temple, the principal pilgrimage destination of the final day.
  • Adi Subrahmanya Temple
    Visit Adi Subrahmanya Temple as part of the complete Kukke pilgrimage circuit.
  • Abhaya Mahaganapathi Temple / Statue
    Continue to Abhaya Mahaganapathi Temple / Statue, subject to the time available after the principal temple visits.
  • Biladwara Cave
    Visit Biladwara Cave as the final sacred stop in the planned Kukke Subramanya circuit, subject to current access.
  • Breakfast / Lunch & Freshen Up
    Take a suitable meal and refreshment break before beginning the long return journey to Bangalore.
  • Begin Return Journey to Bangalore
    Depart Kukke Subramanya and travel towards Bangalore with suitable rest and refreshment stops along the route.
  • Evening / Night — Bangalore Drop
    Arrive in Bangalore and complete the Karnataka Temple Tour 7 Days / 6 Nights at the agreed drop-off point.

Please note: Kukke Subramanya darshan and any special sevas or poojas are subject to current temple procedures, timings and availability. Special sevas are not automatically included in the standard itinerary. Bangalore arrival time depends on darshan queues, meal stops, traffic and road conditions.

Temples & Places You'll Visit

Places to Visit on the 7-Day Karnataka Temple Tour

Sri Krishna Matha Udupi on Karnataka temple tour from Bangalore

Sri Krishna Matha – Udupi

Begin the pilgrimage in Udupi with darshan at Sri Krishna Matha, the principal temple at the heart of the city's sacred temple quarter.

Kanakana Kindi at Sri Krishna Matha Udupi

Kanakana Kindi – Udupi

Visit the well-known devotional window associated with Kanakadasa as part of the Sri Krishna Matha temple-complex experience.

Anantheshwara Temple Udupi on Karnataka temple tour

Anantheshwara Temple – Udupi

Visit this important shrine within Udupi's compact central temple circuit near Sri Krishna Matha and Car Street.

Chandramouleshwara Temple Udupi on temple tour from Bangalore

Chandramouleshwara Temple – Udupi

Complete the main Udupi temple circuit with a visit to Chandramouleshwara Temple near the Sri Krishna Matha complex.

Sri Mookambika Temple Kollur on Karnataka pilgrimage from Bangalore

Sri Mookambika Temple – Kollur

Visit one of the principal pilgrimage destinations on the route before continuing into the forested Kodachadri region.

Souparnika River Kollur on Karnataka temple tour

Souparnika River – Kollur

Spend time beside the sacred Souparnika River as part of the Kollur pilgrimage before proceeding towards Kodachadri.

Kodachadri Peak and Western Ghats landscape on Karnataka tour from Bangalore

Kodachadri Peak

Experience the mountain scenery of Kodachadri and the Mookambika Wildlife Sanctuary region, subject to weather and local access conditions.

Kodachadri Jeep Ride on Western Ghats tour from Bangalore

Kodachadri Jeep Ride

Travel towards the Kodachadri highlands using the locally available jeep arrangement, subject to current operations and route access.

Sarvajna Peetha Kodachadri on Karnataka pilgrimage tour

Sarvajna Peetha – Kodachadri

Visit the sacred hilltop site associated with the Kodachadri pilgrimage, with walking required to reach the area.

Hidlumane Falls near Kodachadri on Karnataka Western Ghats tour

Hidlumane Falls – Kodachadri

Experience this forest waterfall as part of the extended Kodachadri day, with trekking and uneven terrain making it a more demanding stop.

Kodachadri Sunset Point in the Western Ghats

Kodachadri Sunset Point

Enjoy the Western Ghats sunset landscape when weather, visibility, daylight and the day's actual progress allow.

Sri Sharadamba Temple Sringeri on Karnataka temple tour from Bangalore

Sri Sharadamba Temple – Sringeri

Visit the principal shrine of the Sringeri pilgrimage and spend time within the wider Sharada Peetham sacred complex.

Vidyashankara Temple Sringeri on Karnataka pilgrimage tour

Vidyashankara Temple – Sringeri

Explore this important temple within the Sringeri complex as part of the complete Day 3 pilgrimage circuit.

Tunga River and fish feeding area at Sringeri

Tunga River – Sringeri

Spend time beside the Tunga River and experience the well-known fish-feeding area while following local instructions.

Malahanikareshwara Temple Sringeri on Karnataka temple circuit

Malahanikareshwara Temple – Sringeri

Include this important Sringeri shrine in the day's temple circuit, subject to current temple timings and available time.

Rishya Shringeshwara Temple Kigga near Sringeri

Rishya Shringeshwara Temple – Kigga

Visit the Kigga temple as the first major stop on the extended Sringeri-region circuit towards Horanadu.

Sirimane Falls near Sringeri on Western Ghats tour

Sirimane Falls

Visit this forest waterfall near the Sringeri region, taking additional care on wet and potentially slippery walking surfaces.

Ambatheertha in the Sringeri region on Karnataka tour

Ambatheertha – Sringeri Region

Include this additional sacred and natural stop while travelling through the extended Sringeri and Kigga region.

Hariharapura Sharada Lakshmi Narasimha Peetha on Karnataka temple tour

Hariharapura Sharada Lakshmi Narasimha Peetha

Visit this spiritual centre at Hariharapura before continuing through the Western Ghats towards Horanadu.

Sri Annapoorneshwari Temple Horanadu on Karnataka pilgrimage from Bangalore

Annapoorneshwari Temple – Horanadu

Visit Horanadu's Sri Annapoorneshwari Temple, one of the principal pilgrimage destinations on the seven-day circuit.

Kalaseshwara Temple Kalasa on Karnataka temple tour

Kalaseshwara Temple – Kalasa

Begin the Kalasa circuit with a visit to Kalaseshwara Temple before exploring the surrounding Western Ghats attractions.

Kalasa Hanging Bridge on Karnataka Western Ghats tour

Kalasa Hanging Bridge

Visit the hanging bridge and enjoy the surrounding river and hill landscape when weather and local access conditions permit.

Kyatanamakki Hills on Western Ghats tour from Bangalore

Kyatanamakki Hills

Experience panoramic Western Ghats scenery around Kyatanamakki, with access dependent on local road and vehicle conditions.

Hanuman Gundi Falls in the Kudremukh region

Hanuman Gundi Falls

Visit this waterfall in the Kudremukh region where operational access, weather and local conditions permit.

Sri Manjunatha Swamy Temple Dharmasthala on Karnataka temple tour

Manjunatha Temple – Dharmasthala

Begin the Dharmasthala pilgrimage with darshan at Sri Manjunatha Swamy Temple before exploring the surrounding sacred sites.

Bahubali Gomateshwara Statue Dharmasthala

Bahubali – Dharmasthala

Visit the Bhagawan Gomateshwara statue at Ratnagiri as part of the extended Dharmasthala sightseeing circuit.

Manjusha Museum Dharmasthala on Karnataka tour

Manjusha Museum – Dharmasthala

Explore the museum collections during applicable visitor hours as part of the complete Dharmasthala sightseeing day.

Car Museum Dharmasthala on Karnataka tour from Bangalore

Car Museum – Dharmasthala

View the automobile collection associated with the Dharmasthala museum circuit, subject to current operating hours.

Ram Mandir Dharmasthala on Karnataka temple tour

Ram Mandir – Dharmasthala

Include Ram Mandir as part of the wider Dharmasthala circuit before travelling to the surrounding regional temples.

Shri Sadashiva Rudra Temple Suriya on Karnataka temple circuit

Sadashiva Rudra Temple – Suriya

Visit this regional temple as the Dharmasthala journey expands into the surrounding pilgrimage circuit.

Southadka Mahaganapathi Temple on Karnataka pilgrimage tour

Southadka Mahaganapathi Temple

Visit the well-known Mahaganapathi shrine at Southadka before continuing through the regional temple circuit.

Shri Karinjeshwara Temple Karinja on Karnataka temple tour

Karinjeshwara Temple – Karinja

Visit this hill temple as part of the extended Day 6 pilgrimage, with walking and steps involved in the experience.

Shri Panchalingeshwara Temple Vittla on Karnataka temple tour

Panchalingeshwara Temple – Vittla

Complete the extended regional temple circuit with a visit to Panchalingeshwara Temple before proceeding towards Kukke.

Kumaradhara River Snana Ghat Kukke Subramanya

Kumaradhara River – Kukke

Begin the final pilgrimage day at Kumaradhara River / Snana Ghat before proceeding to the main Kukke temple.

Kukke Sri Subrahmanya Temple on Karnataka temple tour from Bangalore

Kukke Sri Subrahmanya Temple

Visit the principal Kukke shrine on Day 7, keeping this important pilgrimage destination for the final day before Bangalore.

Adi Subrahmanya Temple Kukke on Karnataka pilgrimage tour

Adi Subrahmanya Temple – Kukke

Continue the Kukke pilgrimage with a visit to Adi Subrahmanya Temple after the principal temple darshan.

Biladwara Cave Kukke Subramanya on Karnataka temple circuit

Biladwara Cave – Kukke

Complete the planned Kukke circuit with this sacred stop before beginning the return journey to Bangalore.

Explore Udupi

Udupi Sri Krishna Matha & Temple Circuit Guide

Udupi is the first major pilgrimage destination on this 7-day Karnataka temple tour from Bangalore. The main places are concentrated around Sri Krishna Matha and Car Street, allowing Sri Krishna Matha, Kanakana Kindi, Anantheshwara Temple and Chandramouleshwara Temple to be covered as one connected temple circuit. The actual sequence can be adjusted according to arrival time, darshan queues and temple schedules.

Sri Krishna Matha Udupi on Karnataka temple tour from Bangalore

Sri Krishna Matha – Udupi

Sri Krishna Matha is the principal pilgrimage stop in Udupi and the centre of the city's famous Krishna temple tradition. The temple complex forms the natural starting point for exploring Udupi's sacred quarter, with several important shrines and devotional sites located close together around Car Street.

Kanakana Kindi at Sri Krishna Matha Udupi

Kanakana Kindi

Kanakana Kindi is one of the best-known devotional features associated with Sri Krishna Matha and the tradition of the saint-poet Kanakadasa. It forms an important part of the temple visit rather than requiring a separate journey, making it easy to include while exploring the wider Sri Krishna Matha complex.

Anantheshwara Temple Udupi on Karnataka pilgrimage tour from Bangalore

Anantheshwara Temple

Anantheshwara Temple is an important part of Udupi's historic temple quarter and can be visited together with Sri Krishna Matha and the neighbouring shrines. Its location within the compact pilgrimage area helps keep the first day's sightseeing practical after the long journey from Bangalore.

Chandramouleshwara Temple Udupi on Karnataka temple circuit

Chandramouleshwara Temple & Car Street

Chandramouleshwara Temple completes the main group of sacred sites planned in central Udupi. After the temple visits, time can be spent around the Sri Krishna Matha complex and Car Street, bringing together the principal pilgrimage stops without adding unnecessary travel across the city.

Plan Ahead

Know Before Your 7-Day Karnataka Temple Tour

Bangalore Pickup & 7-Day Road Journey
Pickup points and reporting time will be discussed and confirmed approximately 2 days prior to the trip date. This is an extensive Bangalore round-trip covering Udupi, Kollur, Kodachadri, Sringeri, Kigga, Horanadu, Kalasa, the Western Ghats, Dharmasthala and Kukke Subramanya. Early starts are required on several days to balance temple darshan, sightseeing and intercity travel.
Private Transportation
The tour is planned by private vehicle selected according to the number of travellers, luggage requirements and vehicle availability. The main tour vehicle is used for the Bangalore round trip and regular sightseeing. Local transport or authorised vehicles may be required at locations where the main vehicle cannot operate, including parts of the Kodachadri experience.
6 Nights Accommodation
The itinerary is planned with overnight stays in Udupi, Kollur, Sringeri, Horanadu or Kalasa, Dharmasthala or Ujire, and Kukke Subramanya. Accommodation is included only when specifically mentioned in your confirmed quotation. Final hotels, room categories, occupancy and meal plans depend on the package selected, travel dates and availability.
Temple Darshan Timings & Queues
Darshan timings, pooja schedules, temple closures and waiting periods can affect the daily sightseeing sequence. Major pilgrimage centres such as Udupi, Kollur, Sringeri, Horanadu, Dharmasthala and Kukke Subramanya may experience longer queues on weekends, festival dates and other busy periods. The order of visits may therefore be adjusted without changing the overall route wherever practical.
Special Poojas, Sevas & Darshan Tickets
Special poojas, sevas, priority darshan arrangements and temple-specific rituals are not automatically included in the standard sightseeing itinerary. Travellers interested in particular sevas should discuss them before booking because advance reservations, separate payments, reporting requirements or specific timings may apply.
Temple Dress Code & Etiquette
Carry modest and comfortable clothing suitable for visiting multiple temples. Individual temples may apply their own dress, footwear, photography, mobile-phone or entry rules. Travellers should follow instructions displayed at each temple and cooperate with temple staff, particularly during darshan and religious ceremonies.
Kodachadri Jeep Ride
The Kodachadri portion of Day 2 may require a locally operated jeep depending on the route and prevailing access arrangements. Jeep availability, charges, operating procedures, road access and permitted routes can change according to local conditions. A Kodachadri jeep ride should be considered confirmed only when specifically stated in your final package.
Hidlumane Falls & Trekking
Hidlumane Falls is considerably more demanding than a normal roadside sightseeing stop and involves trekking, uneven ground and potentially slippery terrain. Travellers should carry suitable footwear and be physically comfortable with the activity. Actual coverage depends on weather, daylight, local access and the progress of the Kodachadri day.
Kodachadri Peak, Sarvajna Peetha & Sunset
Kodachadri Peak and Sarvajna Peetha involve mountain terrain and walking, while the sunset experience depends on visibility and the day's actual timing. Rain, fog, road conditions, jeep operations, trekking time and local restrictions can affect the sequence. Sunset views cannot be guaranteed because Western Ghats weather can change quickly.
Sirimane Falls & Hanuman Gundi Falls
Waterfall visits are subject to weather, seasonal conditions, road access and any local or forest-related restrictions applicable on the travel date. Wet steps, rocks and walking surfaces can become slippery, especially during the monsoon. Travellers should follow local safety instructions and avoid entering restricted or unsafe areas.
Kyatanamakki Hills & Western Ghats Roads
Kyatanamakki and other Western Ghats sections can involve narrow, uneven or weather-affected roads. Local vehicle arrangements may be necessary depending on current road conditions and access rules. Travel times in the hills should remain flexible, particularly during rain, fog or periods of reduced visibility.
Rivers, Snana Ghats & Water Safety
The itinerary includes sacred river locations such as the Souparnika, Tunga, Bhadra, Netravathi and Kumaradhara. River conditions can change significantly with rainfall. Bathing or entering the water should be considered only where officially permitted and safe, and travellers should always follow local warnings and instructions.
Sringeri Tunga River & Fish Feeding
The Tunga River forms an important part of the Sringeri experience. Visitors can spend time around the riverside and fish-feeding area where permitted. Follow local instructions regarding feeding, river access and cleanliness, and avoid entering the water when conditions are unsafe.
Dharmasthala Museums & Visitor Hours
Manjusha Museum and the automobile collection are planned as part of the extended Dharmasthala sightseeing circuit. Museum operating hours, weekly closures, entry procedures and visitor access can change. If operating hours conflict with temple darshan or the onward route, the main pilgrimage stops will take priority.
Day 6 Extended Temple Circuit
Day 6 is one of the busiest days of the tour, covering the main Dharmasthala pilgrimage along with Suriya, Southadka, Karinja and Vittla before proceeding to Kukke Subramanya. Darshan queues, museum timings, traffic and road conditions can affect how much time is available at each stop. An early start and flexibility are important for this day.
Karinjeshwara Temple & Walking
The Karinjeshwara visit involves additional walking and steps compared with many of the road-accessible temples on this circuit. Travellers with knee problems, limited mobility, senior citizens or families travelling with very young children should consider their comfort level before attempting the complete climb.
Kukke Subramanya on the Final Day
Kukke Subramanya is intentionally kept for Day 7. The planned sequence begins with Kumaradhara River / Snana Ghat, followed by Kukke Sri Subrahmanya Temple, Adi Subrahmanya, Abhaya Mahaganapathi and Biladwara before the return journey to Bangalore. Darshan queues and special temple procedures can affect the Bangalore arrival time.
Meals & Temple Prasada
Breakfast, lunch, dinner and other meals are included only when specifically mentioned in your confirmed quotation. Some pilgrimage centres may provide temple prasada or meals according to their own schedules and procedures, but this should not be treated as a guaranteed package meal. Suitable restaurant stops can be planned during road journeys where required.
Entry Fees, Jeep Charges & Local Activities
Temple-specific tickets, special sevas, museum entry, Kodachadri jeep charges, local vehicle charges and other paid activities are included only when specifically listed in your confirmed quotation. Local rates and procedures can change, so the final package inclusions should be checked before travel.
Walking, Fitness & Senior Travellers
The temple circuit itself involves regular walking, standing in darshan queues and occasional steps, while Kodachadri, Hidlumane Falls, waterfalls, hill viewpoints and Karinjeshwara can require substantially more physical effort. Senior citizens and travellers with limited mobility can still undertake the pilgrimage route, but the more demanding outdoor stops should be discussed before booking.
Weather & What to Carry
This itinerary crosses coastal Karnataka and several Western Ghats regions, so weather can vary considerably during the seven days. Carry comfortable temple-appropriate clothing, a light warm layer, rain protection when required, comfortable walking shoes with good grip, sunscreen, essential medicines, reusable drinking water bottles and a small day bag.
Monsoon Travel
The Western Ghats receive substantial rainfall during the monsoon, which can make the landscape especially scenic but can also affect roads, waterfalls, trekking paths, visibility and travel times. Kodachadri, Hidlumane, Sirimane, Kyatanamakki and Hanuman Gundi require particular flexibility during wet weather.
Mobile Network, Cash & Essentials
Mobile connectivity and digital-payment access can be inconsistent in some forest, hill and remote temple areas. Carry identification, essential medicines, a power bank and some cash for small expenses, local transport, temple offerings or places where digital payments may not be available.
Weekends, Festivals & Peak Pilgrimage Dates
Major temples can become significantly busier during weekends, public holidays, school holidays, festival periods and important religious dates. Longer darshan queues, traffic, parking delays and accommodation demand may affect the daily schedule. Booking early and maintaining flexibility is recommended during busy travel periods.
Changes Due to Weather, Temple or Local Conditions
Temple timings, darshan queues, local festivals, road conditions, heavy rain, forest restrictions, waterfall access, jeep operations and other circumstances can occasionally affect the planned itinerary. When necessary, the sightseeing order or timing may be adjusted for practicality and safety while prioritising the main pilgrimage destinations.
Package Details

Karnataka Temple Tour Inclusions & Exclusions

✅ Inclusions

  • Private vehicle for the complete 7 Days / 6 Nights Bangalore round trip
  • Pickup and drop in Bangalore
  • Transportation for the planned Udupi, Kollur, Sringeri, Kigga, Horanadu, Kalasa, Dharmasthala and Kukke Subramanya temple circuit
  • Transportation for the listed Western Ghats sightseeing wherever accessible by the main tour vehicle
  • Driver allowance for the planned 7 Days / 6 Nights journey
  • Tolls and parking charges as applicable to the confirmed itinerary

❌ Exclusions

  • Hotel accommodation for 6 nights unless specifically included in your confirmed quotation
  • Breakfast, lunch, dinner and other meals unless specifically included
  • Temple special darshan tickets, sevas, poojas and other religious-service charges
  • Kodachadri local jeep charges unless specifically included in the confirmed package
  • Local vehicle charges required for locations not accessible by the main tour vehicle
  • Entry tickets for museums, waterfalls, viewpoints or other paid attractions wherever applicable
  • Trekking guides or other charges associated with Hidlumane Falls or outdoor activities where applicable
  • Any additional charges for Kyatanamakki or other local transport arrangements where required
  • Personal expenses, temple offerings, shopping, snacks and beverages
  • Camera or photography charges wherever applicable
  • Additional sightseeing, detours or vehicle usage outside the confirmed itinerary
  • Any additional charges arising from itinerary changes requested during the trip
Travel Safely

Karnataka Temple Tour Safety & Travel Tips

  • This 7-day itinerary combines long road journeys, temple visits, Western Ghats hill roads, waterfalls and outdoor activities. Begin each day on time and maintain flexibility for traffic, darshan queues, weather and local conditions.
  • Wear modest, comfortable clothing suitable for temple visits and follow the individual dress, footwear, photography, mobile-phone and entry rules displayed at each temple.
  • Kodachadri involves mountain roads, local jeep travel and walking. Follow the instructions of authorised local operators and avoid standing, leaning outside or making unsafe movements while travelling in a jeep.
  • Hidlumane Falls requires considerably more physical effort than normal sightseeing. Wear shoes with good grip and take extra care on trekking paths, rocks, slopes and wet surfaces, particularly during or after rain.
  • Do not attempt difficult trekking sections if weather, daylight, fitness or ground conditions make them unsafe. Senior citizens, children and travellers with mobility limitations should assess demanding outdoor stops according to their individual comfort.
  • Take extra care at Sirimane Falls and Hanuman Gundi Falls. Rocks, steps and surrounding surfaces may become slippery, and travellers should never cross barriers or enter restricted areas for photographs.
  • Western Ghats weather can change quickly. Rain, fog and low cloud may reduce visibility around Kodachadri, Kyatanamakki and other hill sections, so follow local access instructions and avoid exposed areas during unsafe conditions.
  • The itinerary includes the Souparnika, Tunga, Bhadra, Netravathi and Kumaradhara rivers. Enter the water only where permitted and when conditions are safe, as river levels and currents can change significantly after rainfall.
  • Hill roads around Kollur, Sringeri, Horanadu, Kalasa, Kudremukh and other Western Ghats sections can include sharp bends and uneven stretches. Travellers prone to motion sickness should carry their usual medication and inform the driver when a safe rest stop is needed.
  • Carry comfortable walking footwear because several temples and attractions involve steps, slopes, standing in queues or walking across large temple complexes. Karinjeshwara Temple and the Kodachadri portion require additional physical effort.
  • Carry sufficient drinking water, essential medicines, basic rain protection and a light warm layer. Travellers who require regular medication should keep it accessible rather than packed inside larger luggage.
  • Avoid carrying large amounts of cash or unnecessary valuables during temple visits. Keep phones, wallets, identification and other important belongings secure, particularly in crowded pilgrimage centres.
  • Mobile connectivity and digital-payment access can be inconsistent in some forest, hill and remote temple areas. Carry some cash, a charged power bank and essential contact information for situations where mobile data is unavailable.
  • Do not litter at temples, rivers, waterfalls, hill viewpoints or forest areas. Carry reusable water bottles where practical and dispose of plastic, food packaging and other waste only at designated locations.
  • Day 6 includes an extensive Dharmasthala and regional temple circuit before travelling to Kukke Subramanya. Avoid unnecessary delays so that the group can reach Kukke safely for the final overnight stay.
  • Kukke Subramanya is planned for the final day. Allow sufficient time for Kumaradhara, temple darshan and the remaining Kukke stops before beginning the long return journey to Bangalore.
  • Weekends, festivals, public holidays and important pilgrimage dates can bring heavy traffic and longer temple queues. Allow additional time and expect the sightseeing order to change when required.
  • Temple schedules, road conditions, heavy rain, forest restrictions, local jeep operations and attraction access can occasionally change without much notice. Follow local authorities, temple staff and authorised operators whenever safety-related instructions affect the planned itinerary.
Why One Short Trip

Why Book Your Karnataka Temple Tour With Us

🙏 Complete Pilgrimage Circuit

Cover Udupi, Kollur, Sringeri, Horanadu, Dharmasthala and Kukke Subramanya along with important regional temples in one Bangalore round trip.

⛰️ Temples + Western Ghats

Combine major pilgrimage centres with Kodachadri, waterfalls, sacred rivers, Kyatanamakki and other Western Ghats experiences across seven days.

🧭 Detailed 7-Day Route

Follow a planned 7 Days / 6 Nights circuit with six overnight stops and Kukke Subramanya kept for the final pilgrimage day before returning to Bangalore.

💬 Easy Booking

Enquire directly over WhatsApp or a call to confirm your travel dates, group size, vehicle, accommodation requirements and final package details.

Good to Know

Karnataka Temple Tour from Bangalore FAQs

What places are covered in the Karnataka Temple Tour from Bangalore?

This 7 Days / 6 Nights circuit covers Udupi, Kollur, Kodachadri, Sringeri, Kigga, Sirimane, Hariharapura, Horanadu, Kalasa, Kyatanamakki, the Kudremukh region, Dharmasthala and Kukke Subramanya. It combines major temples with sacred rivers, waterfalls, hill landscapes and additional regional pilgrimage sites.

What is the route for the 7-day Karnataka temple tour?

The planned route is Bangalore → Udupi → Kollur → Kodachadri → Kollur → Sringeri → Kigga → Sirimane → Hariharapura → Horanadu → Kalasa → Kyatanamakki → Kudremukh region → Dharmasthala → surrounding temple circuit → Kukke Subramanya → Bangalore.

Which major temples are included in this Karnataka pilgrimage package?

Major pilgrimage centres include Sri Krishna Matha in Udupi, Sri Mookambika Temple in Kollur, Sri Sharadamba Temple and Vidyashankara Temple in Sringeri, Sri Annapoorneshwari Temple in Horanadu, Kalaseshwara Temple in Kalasa, Sri Manjunatha Swamy Temple in Dharmasthala and Kukke Sri Subrahmanya Temple.

How many days are needed for this Karnataka temple circuit from Bangalore?

This itinerary uses 7 Days / 6 Nights because it goes beyond the main pilgrimage centres and includes Kodachadri, Kigga, Sirimane Falls, Hariharapura, Kalasa, Kyatanamakki, Hanuman Gundi Falls and an extended Dharmasthala-region temple circuit before Kukke Subramanya.

Where do we stay during the 7 Days / 6 Nights tour?

The planned overnight locations are Udupi on Night 1, Kollur on Night 2, Sringeri on Night 3, Horanadu or Kalasa on Night 4, Dharmasthala or Ujire on Night 5 and Kukke Subramanya on Night 6. Final accommodation depends on the confirmed package and availability.

Is accommodation included in the package?

Accommodation is included only when specifically mentioned in your confirmed quotation. The hotel or lodge, room category, occupancy, meal plan and exact overnight property depend on your package, group size, travel dates and availability.

What is covered in Udupi on Day 1?

Day 1 covers Sri Krishna Matha, Kanakana Kindi, Anantheshwara Temple, Chandramouleshwara Temple and the Sri Krishna Matha complex / Car Street area after travelling from Bangalore to Udupi.

Is Sri Krishna Matha included in the tour?

Yes. Sri Krishna Matha is the principal pilgrimage stop on Day 1 in Udupi. Kanakana Kindi, Anantheshwara Temple, Chandramouleshwara Temple and Car Street are also included in the planned Udupi circuit.

Is Kollur Mookambika Temple included?

Yes. Sri Mookambika Temple at Kollur is one of the main temples in the itinerary. The Kollur portion also includes the Souparnika River before the journey continues into the Kodachadri region.

Is Kodachadri included in this Karnataka temple tour?

Yes. Day 2 includes the Kodachadri region along with the planned jeep experience, Kodachadri Peak, Sarvajna Peetha, Hidlumane Falls and the sunset area. Actual outdoor coverage depends on weather, road access, daylight, trekking time and local operating conditions.

Is the Kodachadri jeep ride included in the package price?

The Kodachadri jeep experience is part of the planned itinerary, but the local jeep charge is included in the package price only when specifically mentioned in your confirmed quotation. Local operating procedures, vehicle availability, permitted routes and charges can change.

Is Hidlumane Falls included in the itinerary?

Yes. Hidlumane Falls is included in the planned Kodachadri day. However, it is not a simple roadside sightseeing stop and requires additional trekking, time and physical effort. Coverage depends on weather, daylight, trail conditions, local access and the actual progress of Day 2.

Is the Hidlumane Falls trek suitable for everyone?

No. The Hidlumane Falls portion can involve uneven, wet and slippery terrain and is more physically demanding than the temple visits. Senior citizens, young children, travellers with limited mobility and anyone uncomfortable with trekking should assess whether this part of the itinerary is suitable for them.

Can we see sunset at Kodachadri?

Kodachadri Sunset Point is included in the planned Day 2 circuit, but sunset views depend on weather, visibility, daylight and how long the temple, jeep and trekking portions take. A clear sunset cannot be guaranteed.

What places are covered in Sringeri?

The Sringeri circuit includes Sri Sharadamba Temple, Vidyashankara Temple, the wider Sharada Peetham complex, Tunga River, the fish-feeding area, the temple-area bridge and Malahanikareshwara Temple.

Is Sringeri Sharada Peetham included?

Yes. The itinerary includes time within the Sringeri Sharada Peetham complex along with Sri Sharadamba Temple, Vidyashankara Temple and the Tunga River area.

Can we visit the Tunga River and fish-feeding area in Sringeri?

Yes. The Tunga River and fish-feeding area are included in the planned Sringeri sightseeing. Visitors should follow local instructions regarding feeding, cleanliness and access to the river.

What is covered between Sringeri and Horanadu on Day 4?

Day 4 covers Rishya Shringeshwara Temple at Kigga, Sirimane Falls, Ambatheertha and Hariharapura Sharada Lakshmi Narasimha Peetha before continuing to Sri Annapoorneshwari Temple at Horanadu.

Is Sirimane Falls included?

Yes. Sirimane Falls is included on Day 4. The visit remains subject to weather, road and local access conditions, and extra care is required on wet or slippery surfaces.

Is Horanadu Annapoorneshwari Temple included?

Yes. Sri Annapoorneshwari Temple at Horanadu is one of the principal pilgrimage destinations in the itinerary and is planned for Day 4 after the Sringeri, Kigga, Sirimane and Hariharapura circuit.

What places are covered around Kalasa?

The planned Kalasa and Western Ghats circuit includes Kalaseshwara Temple, the Bhadra River, Kalasa Hanging Bridge, Kyatanamakki Hills and Hanuman Gundi Falls before continuing towards Dharmasthala.

Is Kyatanamakki Hills included?

Yes. Kyatanamakki Hills is part of the Day 5 Western Ghats sightseeing. Road conditions and local vehicle requirements can vary, so access and the exact arrangement depend on prevailing conditions.

Is Hanuman Gundi Falls included?

Yes. Hanuman Gundi Falls is included in the planned Day 5 route where operational access and local conditions permit. Weather, forest-related restrictions, road conditions or temporary access rules can affect the visit.

What places are covered in Dharmasthala?

The planned Dharmasthala circuit includes Sri Manjunatha Swamy Temple, the Bahubali / Gomateshwara statue, Annappa Betta, Netravathi River / Snana Ghat, Manjusha Museum, the Car Museum and Ram Mandir.

Which temples are covered around Dharmasthala?

Beyond the main Dharmasthala attractions, the itinerary includes Shri Sadashiva Rudra Temple at Suriya, Southadka Mahaganapathi Temple, Shri Karinjeshwara Temple at Karinja and Shri Panchalingeshwara Temple at Vittla before proceeding to Kukke Subramanya.

Is Day 6 a long travel and sightseeing day?

Yes. Day 6 is one of the busiest days because it combines the main Dharmasthala pilgrimage with museums and the extended Suriya, Southadka, Karinja and Vittla temple circuit before travelling to Kukke. An early start and flexibility are important because darshan queues, traffic and temple timings can affect the schedule.

Is Karinjeshwara Temple suitable for senior citizens?

The Karinjeshwara visit involves more walking and steps than many other temples on this route. Senior citizens and travellers with knee problems or limited mobility should consider their individual comfort level before attempting the complete visit.

Why is Kukke Subramanya kept for the last day?

The itinerary stays overnight in Kukke on Day 6 so the final day's pilgrimage can begin locally without a long morning transfer. This allows Kumaradhara, Kukke Sri Subrahmanya Temple and the surrounding sacred sites to be visited before beginning the return journey to Bangalore.

What places are covered in Kukke Subramanya?

The planned final-day Kukke circuit covers Kumaradhara River / Snana Ghat, Kukke Sri Subrahmanya Temple, Adi Subrahmanya Temple, Abhaya Mahaganapathi Temple / Statue and Biladwara Cave before returning to Bangalore.

Are special poojas and sevas at Kukke Subramanya included?

No special seva or pooja should be assumed to be included unless it is specifically mentioned in your confirmed package. Temple sevas can have separate booking procedures, charges, reporting times and availability requirements.

Can we take a holy bath at Kumaradhara River?

Kumaradhara River / Snana Ghat is included in the final-day plan. Entering the water should be considered only where permitted and when conditions are safe. Water levels and currents can change after heavy rainfall, so local safety instructions should always be followed.

Does this tour include waterfalls and nature attractions as well as temples?

Yes. This is a temple and Western Ghats circuit rather than a temple-only itinerary. Depending on access and conditions, it includes Kodachadri, Hidlumane Falls, Sirimane Falls, Kyatanamakki Hills, Hanuman Gundi Falls and several river and hill landscapes alongside the major pilgrimage centres.

Is this Karnataka temple tour suitable for families?

The main pilgrimage circuit can work well for families, but the complete itinerary also contains long road journeys and physically demanding outdoor stops. Families travelling with young children can discuss whether the trekking and hill portions should be adjusted according to their comfort and travel style.

Is this 7-day temple tour suitable for senior citizens?

Senior travellers can undertake the main temple circuit, but the complete itinerary is active and includes regular walking, standing in darshan queues, hill roads and some demanding outdoor locations. Kodachadri, Hidlumane Falls, waterfall approaches and Karinjeshwara may not suit every senior traveller, so mobility requirements should be discussed before booking.

Is there a lot of walking on this Karnataka temple tour?

Yes. Regular walking is required at temple complexes, rivers, museums and sightseeing locations, while Kodachadri, Hidlumane Falls and some hill or waterfall stops require considerably more physical effort. Comfortable footwear with good grip is strongly recommended.

What is the best time for this Karnataka temple tour from Bangalore?

The pilgrimage circuit can be planned during different parts of the year, but the experience changes with the season. Western Ghats rainfall can affect trekking, waterfalls, hill roads and visibility, while weekends, festivals and important temple dates can bring larger crowds and longer darshan queues.

Can this tour be done during the monsoon?

The route can be especially scenic during the monsoon, but heavy rain can affect mountain roads, trekking paths, waterfalls, river levels and visibility. Kodachadri, Hidlumane Falls, Sirimane Falls, Kyatanamakki and Hanuman Gundi require additional flexibility during wet weather.

Are meals included in the Karnataka temple package?

Meals are included only when specifically mentioned in your confirmed quotation. Some pilgrimage centres may provide temple prasada or meals according to their own schedules and procedures, but these should not automatically be treated as package meals.

Are temple entry fees, jeep charges and attraction tickets included?

Special darshan tickets, sevas, poojas, Kodachadri jeep charges, local vehicle charges, museum tickets and other paid activities are included only when specifically listed in your confirmed quotation. Final inclusions should always be checked before booking.

What type of vehicle is provided for the 7-day tour?

A suitable private vehicle is selected according to the number of travellers, luggage requirements and vehicle availability. The main vehicle is used for the Bangalore round trip and regular sightseeing, while local vehicles may be required for locations where the main tour vehicle cannot operate.

How much does the Karnataka Temple Tour from Bangalore cost?

The final price depends on the number of travellers, vehicle category, travel dates, accommodation requirements, room occupancy, Kodachadri arrangements and any additional services requested. Share your travel date and group size to receive a quotation based on your requirements.

Can the 7-day Karnataka temple itinerary be customised?

Yes. Reasonable changes can be discussed according to your group's interests, age profile, mobility, travel dates and available time. Removing demanding outdoor stops or changing accommodation and vehicle requirements can also be discussed before the final quotation is confirmed.

What should I carry for the Karnataka temple tour?

Carry modest temple-appropriate clothing, comfortable walking shoes with good grip, rain protection when required, a light warm layer, drinking water, identification, essential medicines, sunscreen and a power bank. Travellers attempting Hidlumane Falls or other outdoor sections should be prepared for wet and uneven terrain.

Can temple timings or darshan queues change the itinerary?

Yes. Temple timings, pooja schedules, darshan queues, festival crowds and temporary closures can affect the planned sequence. The order of visits may be adjusted where necessary while prioritising the major pilgrimage destinations and keeping the overall route practical.

Can weather or local restrictions affect Kodachadri and the waterfalls?

Yes. Heavy rain, fog, road conditions, local restrictions, jeep operations, trekking conditions and waterfall access can affect Kodachadri, Hidlumane Falls, Sirimane Falls, Kyatanamakki and Hanuman Gundi. Outdoor stops should remain flexible when conditions are unsuitable.

When will the Bangalore pickup details be confirmed?

Pickup points and reporting time will be discussed and confirmed approximately 2 days prior to the trip date. Final details will be shared before departure according to the confirmed route, group and travel schedule.

When does the tour return to Bangalore?

The return journey begins from Kukke Subramanya on Day 7 after completing Kumaradhara, Kukke Sri Subrahmanya Temple, Adi Subrahmanya, Abhaya Mahaganapathi and Biladwara. Bangalore arrival is generally later in the day, but the exact time depends on darshan queues, meal stops, traffic and road conditions.