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π³ Lush Forest Trails: Walk through dense Shola forests, bamboo patches, and open grasslands.
πΈ Stunning Views: Breathtaking ridgeline and valley views throughout the ascent.
πΎ Rich Biodiversity: Opportunity to spot birds, butterflies, and small wildlife within Kudremukha National Park.
π§ Natural Streams: Refreshing water points along the trail (seasonal).
π§ Perfect Peace: Great for those seeking solitude, reflection, and a digital detox.
π Golden Sunrise (optional early climb): Capture surreal morning light across the Ghats if timed early.
π« Less Commercial, More Authentic: Far from the overdone routes β Netravati offers true wilderness.
πͺ Moderate Trail: Perfect balance for both beginners and experienced trekkers.
πΏ Eco-Rich Zone: Located within a protected forest, every step connects you with raw nature.
π Weekend-Friendly: Can be done over a 2-day weekend escape from Bangalore.
π§βπ€βπ§ Small Group Experience: Enjoy better guidance, personal attention, and safer trekking.
π Sky & Silence: Sleep under a starry sky, hear nothing but forest winds β a rare luxury in todayβs world.
BRIEF ITINERARY
2 Days, 1 Night Adventure
Day 0: Departure from Bangalore
Departure from Bangalore at 7:00 PM.
Day 1: Mullodi β Netravathi Trek
6:00 AM β Arrive at the campsite, freshen up
7:00 AM β Breakfast
7:30 AM β Pack your lunch
8:00 AM β Jeep ride to Forest Office, Mullodi β trek starting point
Begin scenic Netravathi Trek:
Visit beautiful two-tiered waterfalls
Trek through lush forest trails
Cross the Netravathi River, walk through open grasslands
Pass the false peak, then reach the final summit
1:00 PM β Lunch at the Netravathi Peak with cloud-kissed views
1:30 PM β Begin the descent
5:30 PM β Reach back at Forest Office base
6:00 PM β Jeep ride to the campsite
7:00 PM β Snacks, bhajias, and hot coffee at homestay
8:30 PM β Campfire (weather permitting), team games, dinner under the stars
Day 2: Return Journey
7:00 AM β Wake up and freshen up
8:00 AM β Breakfast
9:00 AM β Checkout from homestay and board the bus
9:30 AM β Visit Samse Tea Estate for a peaceful morning walk
1:30 PM β Explore the historic Belur Temple
2:00 PM β Self-sponsored lunch en route
6:00 PM β Coffee break (self-sponsored)
10:00 PM β Arrive in Bangalore with amazing memories
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Pck-up and Drop Locations
1πKarachi Bakery Indranagar.
2πDomlur Sky Walk Bangalore
3πYashwanthpur Metro Station. (Towards Tumkur)
4πPepople Tree Hospital, Goraguntepalya Bangalore

Frequently Asked Questions.
Netravati Peak lies in the Kudremukha National Park region, in Chikmagalur district, Karnataka. Though named after the river, the peak itself doesn’t directly connect with the Netravati river but lies in the same Western Ghats ecosystem.
Yes, permission from the Karnataka Forest Department is mandatory, as the trek route goes through a protected area within Kudremukha National Park.
How to Get Permission?
Β 1. We Handle It for You
When you book with us, we arrange all necessary forest permissions, certified guides, and follow eco-tourism rules for a smooth experience.
2. Book Online Yourself
You can also apply directly via the official portal:
π Aranya Vihaara β aranyavihaara.karnataka.gov.in
β οΈ Note: Due to the sensitive nature of the region, only a limited number of trekkers are allowed each day. Book your slot early β either directly or through us β to avoid missing out.
- Breathtaking views of rolling grasslands and deep forest valleys
Rich biodiversity (birds, butterflies, and sometimes wild fauna)
A relatively less crowded alternative to Kudremukha and other popular trails
Spiritual connection: Locals consider the region sacred
Signal is patchy or mostly unavailable on the trail. Some connectivity may be available at Samse or Kalasa before you start.
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