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2 Days 1 Night
Daily Tour
50 people
English, Hindi, Kannada
Kuduremukha Trek Tour distance – 18kms
Difficulty – moderate to difficult
Kudremukha is the name of a mountain range and an individual mountain peak located in Chikmagaluru district, in Karnataka, India.
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Embark on the Kuduremukha Trek Tour, a journey to the 3rd highest peak in Karnataka standing at an elevation of 1894 meters. Kudremukha, which translates to ‘horse’s face’ in Kannada, is home to diverse flora and fauna. While trekking, you may encounter deer, peacocks, and other wildlife amidst the picturesque rolling green hills and misty valleys. The trail winds through grasslands and forests, with highlights including enchanting waterfalls and tranquil streams. Be prepared to traverse these natural wonders, even if it means getting your shoes wet along the way.
Embrace the moment completely at every turn, even if it means wading across small streams and allowing the grass that has been touched by dew to brush against your ankles. Every moment in Kudremukha is an invitation to experience the unadulterated, unadulterated splendor of nature.
Come along on the Kuduremukha Trek with us, where peace and adventure combine to make lasting experiences that last long after the trip is over.
kudremukh Trek Booking:
Booking a trek to Kudremukh is the first step towards exploring this natural marvel. Native Trekking offers comprehensive kudremukh Trek packages that include transportation from Bangalore, accommodation options, and necessary permits. It’s advisable to book in advance, especially during peak trekking seasons, to secure your spot and ensure a hassle-free journey
Come along on the Bangalore to Kudremukh with us, where peace and adventure combine to make lasting experiences that last long after the trip is over
The trek to the Kudremukh peak challenges both physically and mentally, rewarding trekkers with a sense of accomplishment and awe-inspiring vistas.
Kudremukh Trek Permission Online Booking
For trekking in the Kudremukh National Park and surrounding areas, obtaining permissions is mandatory. Online booking platforms facilitate the process, allowing trekkers to secure permits in advance. These permits help in maintaining the ecological balance of the region and ensure a regulated flow of visitors, preserving the natural habitat and beauty of Kudremukh for future generations.
Note: Kudremukha Trek permits are limited to 300 Trekkers by Kudremukha Forest Department. So, if we did not get permits Native Trekking has all the authorities to do alternative treks or change the itenary based on the availability.
Pickup Points & Timings
The trek to Kudremukha is considered moderately difficult to challenging, depending on the route chosen. The main trekking trail is approximately 9-10 kilometers (one way) with steep ascents and descents through dense forests and grasslands. It's suitable for experienced
The best time to trek Kudremukha is during the post-monsoon season, from October to February, when the weather is pleasant and the landscapes are lush green. It's advisable to avoid trekking during the monsoon due to slippery trails and leech infestation.
Yes, trekkers need to obtain permission from the Forest Department to trek in the Kudremukha National Park. Permission can be obtained either online or at the forest office in Kudremukha. It's essential to carry a valid ID proof while trekking. And Team Native Trekking will guide customers to get permits.
Children above a certain age (usually around 8-10 years old) can participate in the trek, accompanied by adults. However, it's essential to consider the child's physical fitness and endurance level before deciding to bring them along.
Women/girls safety and security is very important to us. Therefore, it is totally safe for Women/girls to go on tour and travel. Our trek leaders accompany the group at all times. They provide constant support and direction to the group. Our campsites are safe and secure. They provide a safe place to stay. Our trip leaders frequently accompany the group on our trips.
Yes, solo travellers are welcome on our adventures. The best part of solo travel is the opportunity to meet people from all walks of life. As the trip progresses, strangers become friends, creating a sense of community. That’s why we invite you to join us on our adventures.
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