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Kudremukh Peak and Western Ghats landscape on a tour from Bangalore
3 Days / 2 Nights from Bangalore

Kudremukh Tour Package from Bangalore

Explore the mountains, shola forests, grasslands and waterfalls of Kudremukh with visits to Kalasa and Horanadu. Choose between the guided Kudremukh Peak Trek and a relaxed Western Ghats sightseeing itinerary on this private 3-day trip from Bangalore.

3 Days / 2 Nights Duration
Trek or Sightseeing Customisable Day 2
Kalasa / Kudremukh Two-Night Stay
Private Vehicle From Bangalore
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Tour Overview

Mountains, Rainforests & Waterfalls in Kudremukh

This 3-day Kudremukh tour package from Bangalore takes you into one of Karnataka's most striking Western Ghats landscapes. Rolling grasslands, shola forests, mist-covered ridges, mountain streams and plantation country create a nature-focused escape around Kudremukh, Kalasa and Horanadu.

The journey can be planned around either the guided Kudremukh Peak Trek or a more relaxed sightseeing experience covering forest roads, waterfalls, Gangamoola, Kalasa and Horanadu. Trekking permits, waterfall entry and protected-area access depend on forest regulations, weather and local operating conditions, allowing the final itinerary to be customised to your preferred pace.

Kudremukh Peak on a 3-day tour from Bangalore

Kudremukh Peak Trek

Choose a guided day trek through forest, streams and rolling grasslands, subject to permits and current access.

Kudremukh National Park

Experience the rainforest, mountain valleys and grassland scenery of this protected Western Ghats landscape.

Forest Waterfalls

Visit Hanuman Gundi and Kadambi Falls when water flow, weather and forest access conditions permit.

Kalasa & Horanadu

Combine mountain scenery with plantations and visits to Kalaseshwara and Sri Annapoorneshwari temples.

Day Itinerary

Kudremukh Tour Itinerary from Bangalore – 3 Days / 2 Nights

DAY 1 Bangalore → Kalasa → Horanadu → Kudremukh
  • Early-Morning Pickup from Bangalore
    Begin the private road journey towards the Western Ghats. Pickup points and timings will be discussed and confirmed approximately 2 days before the trip date.
  • Breakfast & Refreshment Stops
    Stop at a suitable restaurant along the route for breakfast, with additional comfort breaks arranged when required.
  • Journey into the Western Ghats
    Continue towards Kalasa as the landscape gradually changes from open countryside to plantation-covered hills, forests and winding mountain roads.
  • Kalasa
    Arrive in Kalasa and visit Kalaseshwara Temple when the temple schedule and arrival time permit. This historic Shiva temple stands amid the mountain and plantation landscapes of the Kalasa region.
  • Sri Annapoorneshwari Temple, Horanadu
    Continue to Horanadu for darshan at the Sri Annapoorneshwari Temple. Temple access and waiting time can vary during weekends, festivals and other busy periods.
  • Check-In & Evening at Leisure
    Check in to the selected accommodation in the Kalasa, Samse or Kudremukh region. Spend the evening relaxing after the long road journey.
  • Overnight Stay
    Overnight stay at the accommodation specified in the confirmed package.

Please note: The order of Kalasa and Horanadu sightseeing may be adjusted according to the route, arrival time, temple timings, traffic and accommodation location.

DAY 2 Kudremukh Peak Trek or Relaxed Nature Sightseeing
  • Choose Your Preferred Experience
    Day 2 can be planned either as a full-day Kudremukh Peak Trek or as a relaxed sightseeing circuit. The two options should not be combined because the trek occupies most of the day.
  • Option A — Kudremukh Peak Trek
    Begin early and report at the designated forest or trek base according to the confirmed slot. Complete the guided day trek through forest sections, streams, open grasslands and mountain slopes before returning to the base.
  • Trekking Requirements
    The Kudremukh Peak Trek requires advance reservation, forest permission, valid identification and an authorised guide. Good physical fitness is required, and access remains subject to weather, trail conditions, daily limits and current forest regulations.
  • Option B — Kudremukh Nature Circuit
    Travellers not undertaking the trek can explore the Kudremukh National Park landscape through accessible forest roads, grassland views, plantation scenery and authorised sightseeing areas.
  • Gangamoola
    Visit Gangamoola when forest access and local conditions permit. The forested area is associated with the origins of the Tunga, Bhadra and Netravati rivers and may require regulated entry.
  • Kadambi Falls
    Stop at Kadambi Falls when the waterfall is accessible. Water flow and viewing conditions change significantly with the season and rainfall.
  • Hanuman Gundi Falls
    Continue to Hanuman Gundi Falls if it is open to visitors. Reaching the lower viewing area involves numerous steps, so travellers should consider their fitness and mobility before descending.
  • Lakya Dam Viewpoint
    Include an accessible public viewpoint only when current permissions and local access allow. Entry into restricted dam, mining or protected areas is not part of the itinerary.
  • Return to the Accommodation
    Return to the hotel or homestay after the selected trekking or sightseeing experience and relax for the evening.
  • Overnight Stay
    Second overnight stay in the Kalasa, Samse or Kudremukh region.

Important: Trekking permits, forest entry, guides, waterfall access and protected-area sightseeing must be confirmed separately. Camping inside Kudremukh National Park is not permitted, and access may be suspended because of rain, fire risk, wildlife movement or forest-department instructions.

DAY 3 Kalasa → Samse → Bangalore
  • Breakfast & Check-Out
    Have breakfast at the accommodation and complete the check-out formalities.
  • Tea Plantation Landscapes
    Travel through the plantation country around Kalasa and Samse. A plantation visit or photography stop can be included only where public access or prior permission is available.
  • Kalasa Hanging Bridge
    Visit the hanging bridge when it is accessible and safe for visitors. The stop offers a different perspective of the river and surrounding plantation landscape.
  • Pending Local Sightseeing
    Kalaseshwara Temple or another practical local stop from Day 1 can be covered this morning if it could not be completed on the arrival day.
  • Return Journey to Bangalore
    Begin the drive back to Bangalore with suitable meal and refreshment stops along the route.
  • Evening Arrival in Bangalore
    Reach Bangalore and complete the tour at the agreed drop-off point. Final arrival time depends on traffic, weather, road conditions and individual drop locations.

Please note: All timings are approximate. The final route may be adjusted according to trekking confirmation, forest restrictions, waterfall access, temple schedules, weather and the location of the selected accommodation.

Places You'll Visit

Attractions & Experiences Around Kudremukh

Kudremukh Peak on a tour from Bangalore

Kudremukh Peak

See the mountain landscape that gives Kudremukh its name and choose the guided peak trek when permits, fitness and trail conditions allow.

Kudremukh National Park in the Western Ghats

Kudremukh National Park

Experience a protected Western Ghats landscape of shola forests, rolling grasslands, mountain streams and mist-covered valleys.

Hanuman Gundi Falls near Kudremukh

Hanuman Gundi Falls

Descend towards this forest waterfall when it is open, keeping in mind the numerous steps and season-dependent water conditions.

Kadambi Falls in the Kudremukh region

Kadambi Falls

Stop at this roadside forest waterfall during the relaxed sightseeing circuit, subject to rainfall, safety and current visitor access.

Gangamoola forest area near Kudremukh and Sringeri

Gangamoola

Visit the forested area associated with the origins of the Tunga, Bhadra and Netravati rivers when regulated entry is available.

Kalaseshwara Temple in Kalasa

Kalaseshwara Temple

Visit Kalasa's important Shiva temple and experience the spiritual heritage of this mountain town beside the Bhadra River.

Sri Annapoorneshwari Temple at Horanadu

Sri Annapoorneshwari Temple

Travel to Horanadu for darshan at the revered temple surrounded by the forested and plantation-covered Western Ghats.

Lakya Dam viewpoint in the Kudremukh region

Lakya Dam Viewpoint

View the wider Kudremukh landscape from an accessible public viewpoint when local permissions and current access conditions allow.

Explore Kudremukh

What to Experience Around Kudremukh

Kudremukh offers more than a single mountain trek. Its protected forests, rolling grasslands, seasonal waterfalls, river origins, plantations and nearby temple towns create two distinct travel styles: an active trekking holiday or a relaxed Western Ghats nature tour. The final experience can be planned according to fitness, weather and forest access.

Kudremukh Peak trek in the Western Ghats

Kudremukh Peak Trek

The guided Kudremukh Peak Trek is the region's principal adventure experience. The day trail passes through forest sections, streams, open slopes and sweeping grasslands before reaching the higher mountain viewpoints. It requires good fitness, an early start, advance permission and an authorised guide. Trekking access may be suspended because of heavy rain, fire risk, trail conditions or forest regulations.

Kudremukh National Park grasslands and forest landscape

Kudremukh National Park

Kudremukh National Park protects a biologically rich Western Ghats landscape of shola forest, mountain grasslands, valleys and streams. Travellers who do not trek can still appreciate the region through permitted roads, viewpoints and accessible nature stops. Entry beyond public routes remains regulated, and wildlife sightings cannot be guaranteed.

Hanuman Gundi Falls near Kudremukh National Park

Hanuman Gundi & Kadambi Falls

Hanuman Gundi and Kadambi are the best-known waterfall stops in the Kudremukh region. Hanuman Gundi involves a substantial descent and climb using steps, while Kadambi is generally viewed closer to the forest road. Water flow, safety and visitor access vary with rainfall and forest conditions, so neither stop should be treated as guaranteed.

Gangamoola forest in the Kudremukh region

Gangamoola

Gangamoola is a forested location traditionally associated with the origins of the Tunga, Bhadra and Netravati rivers. Its ecological importance makes it an interesting addition to the relaxed sightseeing circuit, but entry may require permission and access can be restricted because of weather, wildlife movement or forest-management decisions.

Tea plantation landscape near Kalasa and Kudremukh

Plantation Country Around Kalasa

The roads around Kalasa and Samse pass through tea, coffee, areca and spice-growing landscapes framed by forested hills. Scenic drives and photography stops add a gentler dimension to the tour after trekking or waterfall sightseeing. Entry into private plantations should be arranged in advance rather than assumed.

Kalasa Hanging Bridge in the Western Ghats

Kalasa Hanging Bridge

The hanging bridge provides views of the river corridor and surrounding plantation landscape near Kalasa. It can be included as a short stop on the final morning when the bridge and approach road are open and safe. Visitors should avoid overcrowding, remain within permitted areas and follow any local access instructions.

Plan Ahead

Know Before You Go

Bangalore Pickup & Travel Time
Kudremukh is a long road journey from Bangalore, so an early-morning departure is normally recommended. The exact travel time depends on your pickup location, traffic, road conditions and meal stops. Pickup points and timings will be discussed and confirmed approximately 2 days before the trip date.
Choose Trekking or Relaxed Sightseeing
Day 2 should be planned either as a full-day Kudremukh Peak Trek or as a relaxed sightseeing circuit covering accessible forest landscapes, waterfalls and viewpoints. Attempting to combine the complete trek with several sightseeing stops would make the day impractical and unnecessarily rushed.
Kudremukh Trek Permit & Guide
The Kudremukh Peak Trek requires advance reservation, forest permission, valid identification and an authorised guide. Daily limits and reporting requirements apply, and a permit should be treated as confirmed only after approval from the responsible authority or authorised operator.
Trek Fitness & Preparation
Kudremukh is a full-day mountain trek involving prolonged walking, uneven ground, climbs, descents and stream crossings. Participants should have good physical fitness and begin preparing before the trip. Travellers with knee, back, heart, respiratory or other medical concerns should seek appropriate advice before registering.
Trek Reporting Time & Local Transfer
Trekkers must report early at the designated base or forest checkpoint. The final approach may require a local vehicle depending on the accommodation, road condition and operating arrangement. The Bangalore tour vehicle may not be suitable or permitted for every approach road.
Accommodation in Kalasa or Kudremukh Region
Accommodation may be arranged in Kalasa, Samse, Mullodi or another suitable location around Kudremukh according to availability and the chosen itinerary. The property location affects travel time to the trek base, Horanadu, waterfalls and other sightseeing stops.
Forest Entry & Protected-Area Access
Kudremukh National Park is a protected landscape. Entry beyond public roads and authorised visitor areas is regulated, and private vehicles cannot enter every forest route. Gangamoola, trekking trails, waterfalls and viewpoints may be closed because of weather, wildlife movement, fire risk, maintenance or forest-department instructions.
Lakya Dam Viewpoint Access
Lakya Dam should be included only as an accessible public viewpoint when local permissions allow. Restricted dam, mining and protected areas are not part of the tour, and access rules may change without advance notice.
Waterfall Access & Safety
Hanuman Gundi and Kadambi Falls are subject to seasonal water flow, weather and forest access. Hanuman Gundi involves a substantial number of steps, which may not suit every traveller. Rocks and steps can be slippery, and entering unsafe or restricted water areas should be avoided.
Weather & Best Season
Post-monsoon and winter generally offer green landscapes and comfortable conditions, while the monsoon brings heavy rain, mist, leeches and slippery trails. Summer conditions can lead to dry landscapes, heat or temporary trekking restrictions because of forest-fire risk. Current access should always be checked before travel.
What to Carry for the Trek
Carry sturdy trekking shoes, drinking water, packed food when required, rain protection, sun protection, insect or leech protection, personal medicines and valid identification. Pack lightly and avoid carrying disposable plastic into the national park.
Meals & Drinking Water
Meal inclusions depend on the accommodation and package selected. Trekkers may require an early breakfast and packed lunch arranged in advance. Food options can be limited near the trek base and along forest roads, so meal stops and supplies should be planned before departure.
Temple Visits & Dress Code
Kalaseshwara Temple and Sri Annapoorneshwari Temple remain active places of worship. Dress respectfully, remove footwear where required and follow local instructions regarding darshan, photography and access. Waiting times may increase during weekends, festivals and special occasions.
Plantation Visits & Private Property
The Kalasa and Samse region contains tea, coffee, areca and spice plantations, but many are privately owned. Roadside landscapes can be enjoyed responsibly, while entry into a plantation should take place only with prior permission or through an arranged visit.
Entry Fees, Permits & Local Charges
Trek permits, guide charges, forest entry, waterfall fees, local transfers, parking and plantation activities are included only when specifically stated in the final proposal. Charges and payment procedures can change, so current details should be reconfirmed before travel.
Mobile Network, Cash & Essentials
Mobile connectivity and digital-payment access may be inconsistent around forest roads, plantations and the trek route. Carry some cash, identification, essential medicines, a charged power bank and only the supplies required for the journey.
Children, Senior Travellers & Accessibility
The relaxed sightseeing itinerary can suit families and many senior travellers, but steps, uneven surfaces and long driving hours should be considered. The Kudremukh Peak Trek is physically demanding and may not be suitable for young children, travellers with limited mobility or people with relevant medical concerns.
Timings & Route Changes
The final schedule may change according to trekking confirmation, forest restrictions, rainfall, waterfall access, temple timings, traffic and accommodation location. Any adjustment will aim to preserve the main experiences included in the confirmed package.
Package Details

What's Included & Excluded

✅ Inclusions

  • Private AC vehicle for the complete 3-day tour
  • Pickup and drop in Bangalore
  • Driver allowance, tolls and parking charges
  • Two nights' accommodation in the Kalasa, Samse or Kudremukh region as specified in the final proposal
  • Meal plan included with the selected accommodation package
  • Sightseeing and transfers listed in the confirmed itinerary
  • Kudremukh Peak Trek arrangements only when specifically selected and confirmed

❌ Exclusions

  • Meals, snacks and beverages not included in the confirmed accommodation meal plan
  • Trek permits, forest entry fees, guide charges and local transfers unless specifically included
  • Waterfall entry fees, temple special-darshan tickets and other local charges
  • Plantation visits or private-property access not mentioned in the confirmed itinerary
  • Personal expenses, tips, purchases and room-service charges
  • Activities or sightseeing not listed in the selected package
  • Additional expenses caused by weather, forest closures, permit changes or itinerary modifications requested during the trip
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Important Notes & Traveller Guidance

Important Notes

  • Kudremukh is a Western Ghats destination with unpredictable weather.
  • Trekking is subject to forest department permission and current regulations.
  • Kudremukh Peak Trek is physically demanding.
  • Trekking access cannot be guaranteed in advance.
  • Heavy monsoon rainfall can affect trekking and road conditions.
  • Waterfalls are seasonal and water flow varies.
  • Some attractions involve walking over uneven terrain.
  • Mobile connectivity may be limited in some forest and hill areas.
  • Wildlife sightings cannot be guaranteed.
  • Do not litter in forest areas.
  • Do not disturb wildlife.
  • Follow instructions from forest authorities and local guides.
  • Avoid entering restricted areas.
  • The sightseeing order may change according to weather, traffic and local conditions.
  • The vehicle will be selected according to group size.
  • Bangalore pickup and drop arrangements will be confirmed while preparing the proposal.
  • The itinerary can be customised according to your requirements.

Who Is This Trip Suitable For?

Is Kudremukh Suitable for Families

Yes, provided the itinerary is planned according to the family's interests. Families can enjoy: Scenic drives Waterfalls Forest landscapes Coffee plantations Kalasa Horanadu Easy nature experiences The demanding peak trek can simply be excluded.

Is Kudremukh Suitable for Senior Citizens

Yes, if the itinerary focuses on comfortable sightseeing rather than trekking. The Kudremukh Peak Trek is not recommended as a standard activity for senior citizens unless they are experienced and physically fit for the trail. The itinerary can instead focus on scenic drives, temples, waterfalls and relaxed nature experiences.

Is Kudremukh Good for Couples

Yes. The misty mountains, forest roads, coffee plantations and peaceful surroundings make Kudremukh an excellent destination for couples seeking a nature-focused getaway.

Is Kudremukh Good for Trekking

Yes. Kudremukh is particularly popular among trekking enthusiasts because of its mountain trails, grasslands and Western Ghats scenery. The famous Kudremukh Peak Trek should always be planned according to current forest regulations and weather conditions.

Medical & Safety Advice

  • Carry all regular medicines
  • Keep essential medicines in your day bag
  • Stay hydrated throughout the journey
  • Carry motion-sickness medication for hill/ghat roads
  • Wear properly fitting walking shoes
  • Carry basic first-aid supplies
  • Take regular rest breaks during the drive
  • Consult a doctor before the trip if you have medical concerns
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Every itinerary is tailored to your travel dates, group size and interests.

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Itineraries can be adjusted for children, seniors and different fitness levels.

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Routes and timings planned around real road, weather and seasonal conditions.

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Clear inclusions, exclusions and a proposal confirmed before you book.

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Questions?

Frequently Asked Questions

How many days are enough for Kudremukh from Bangalore? +
A 3-day, 2-night Kudremukh tour from Bangalore provides enough time for the road journey, two overnight stays and either the full-day Kudremukh Peak Trek or a relaxed nature-sightseeing circuit.
Where is Kudremukh located? +
Kudremukh is located in the Western Ghats of Karnataka's Chikkamagaluru district. The surrounding travel region includes Kalasa, Samse, Horanadu and protected areas within the Kudremukh National Park landscape.
What is Kudremukh famous for? +
Kudremukh is famous for its horse-face-shaped mountain profile, rolling grasslands, shola forests, trekking trails, streams, waterfalls, plantations and mist-covered Western Ghats scenery.
How far is Kudremukh from Bangalore? +
The exact driving distance and journey time depend on the pickup location, selected route, traffic, road conditions and meal stops. It is a long road journey, so an early departure from Bangalore is usually recommended.
What time does the Kudremukh tour start from Bangalore? +
The tour generally begins early in the morning to provide sufficient travel and sightseeing time. Exact pickup points and timings will be discussed and confirmed approximately 2 days before the trip date.
Is the Kudremukh Peak Trek included in every package? +
No. The trek is included only when specifically selected and confirmed. Travellers who do not want to trek can choose a relaxed itinerary covering waterfalls, forest landscapes, plantations, Kalasa and Horanadu.
Do I need permission for the Kudremukh Peak Trek? +
Yes. The Kudremukh Peak Trek requires advance reservation, forest permission, valid identification and an authorised guide. Access is subject to daily limits and current forest regulations.
How difficult is the Kudremukh Peak Trek? +
Kudremukh is a physically demanding full-day trek involving a long walking distance, uneven terrain, climbs, descents and stream crossings. Good fitness and appropriate preparation are required.
Can beginners attempt the Kudremukh Trek? +
Fit beginners may attempt the trek with suitable preparation and an authorised guide. Travellers should honestly assess their stamina because the group must complete the trail within the forest department's permitted time.
Can children join the Kudremukh Trek? +
Suitability depends on the child's age, fitness and current forest rules. Families with younger children can choose the relaxed sightseeing itinerary instead of the full-day peak trek.
Can senior citizens visit Kudremukh? +
Yes. Senior travellers can enjoy scenic drives, temples, plantations and accessible viewpoints without undertaking the peak trek. Waterfall steps, long driving hours and individual mobility requirements should be considered before finalising the route.
What is the best time to visit Kudremukh? +
Post-monsoon and winter generally offer green landscapes and comfortable sightseeing conditions. The monsoon is exceptionally lush but brings heavy rain, mist, leeches and slippery trails, while dry-season fire risk may result in temporary trekking restrictions.
Is the Kudremukh Trek open throughout the year? +
Trekking should not be assumed to operate every day of the year. Forest authorities may suspend access because of heavy rain, trail damage, fire risk, wildlife movement or other safety and conservation requirements.
Can we camp inside Kudremukh National Park? +
No. The Kudremukh Peak Trek is conducted as a day trek, and camping inside the protected national park is not permitted. Travellers return to their accommodation after completing the authorised trail.
What can we see if we do not want to trek? +
The non-trekking itinerary can include Kudremukh National Park landscapes, Gangamoola, Kadambi Falls, Hanuman Gundi Falls, Lakya Dam viewpoints, plantation scenery, Kalasa and Horanadu, subject to current access.
Are Hanuman Gundi and Kadambi Falls open throughout the year? +
Access cannot be guaranteed throughout the year. Waterfall entry may be restricted because of heavy rain, unsafe water flow, slippery conditions, maintenance or forest-department instructions.
Is Hanuman Gundi Falls suitable for everyone? +
Reaching the lower viewing area involves descending and climbing numerous steps. Travellers with limited mobility, knee concerns or relevant medical conditions may prefer to skip the descent.
What is Gangamoola? +
Gangamoola is a forested location traditionally associated with the origins of the Tunga, Bhadra and Netravati rivers. It lies within a protected landscape, so entry depends on permission and current forest conditions.
Is Lakya Dam included in the itinerary? +
An accessible public viewpoint may be included when local permissions allow. Entry into restricted dam, mining or protected areas is not part of the tour.
Are Kalasa and Horanadu included in this tour? +
Yes. The proposed itinerary includes Kalaseshwara Temple in Kalasa and Sri Annapoorneshwari Temple in Horanadu, subject to temple timings, route conditions and available sightseeing time.
Where will we stay during the Kudremukh tour? +
Accommodation may be arranged in Kalasa, Samse, Mullodi or another suitable location around Kudremukh. The final property is selected according to availability, budget, room preference and whether the group is trekking.
Can we visit a tea or coffee plantation? +
A plantation visit can be arranged when a suitable property permits visitor access. Most plantations are privately owned, so entry should be confirmed rather than assumed from roadside visibility.
Are meals included in the Kudremukh package? +
Meal inclusions depend on the selected accommodation and package. Trekkers may require an early breakfast and packed lunch, which should be arranged in advance and clearly listed in the final proposal.
What vehicle will be provided? +
A private AC vehicle will be selected according to the number of travellers and luggage requirements. A separate local vehicle may be required for certain narrow or rough approach roads near the trek base.
What should we carry for the Kudremukh Trek? +
Carry sturdy trekking shoes, sufficient drinking water, packed food when required, rain protection, sun protection, insect or leech protection, valid identification and personal medicines. Disposable plastic should be avoided inside the protected area.
How much does a Kudremukh tour from Bangalore cost? +
Pricing depends on the travel dates, number of travellers, vehicle type, accommodation, meal plan, trek arrangements and included entry charges. Contact One Short Trip with your group details for a customised quotation.
Can I customise this Kudremukh itinerary? +
Yes. The tour can be customised as either a trekking-focused trip or a relaxed nature holiday. Accommodation, temple visits, waterfalls and plantation experiences can be adjusted according to availability and your preferred pace.
How do I book the Kudremukh tour from Bangalore? +
Contact One Short Trip with your preferred dates, group size, accommodation preference and whether you want to undertake the Kudremukh Peak Trek. Availability and permits will be checked before the final itinerary and price are confirmed.
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