Itinerary:
Day 0:
Depart from Bengaluru by 10PM.
Overnight journey along with music and cool breeze.
Day 1:
Reach the homestay in the morning, freshen up, and have breakfast.
Drive to the starting point of Jhari falls.
Go for a jeep ride to Jhari falls and dive into the chilling water.
Drive to Bababudangiri and witness the amazing views.
Drive to Manikyadhare falls.
Lunch Stop (packed lunch)
Drive to the base of Mullayanagiri and hike up the hill to witness amazing sunset from the highest point of Karnataka.
Return to the homestay, refresh and enjoy a campfire night.
Fun, Food and music with long and deep conversations followed by a peaceful sleep.
Day 2:
Wake up, freshen up and have breakfast and check out from the stay.
Drive towards Hebbe waterfalls starting point.
Jeep ride to Hebbe Falls would cost an extra of Rs500 per person (SELF SPONSORED)
Dive into the chilling water and bathe in the waterfalls.
Drive towards Chikkamagaluru town and visit Siri cafe (Chikka magalu statue), taste and shop coffee en route.
Head towards Yagachi reservoir backwater. You can go for boating and other activities (self sponsored)
Visit the ancient Beluru or Doddagadavalli temple for Hoysala architecture.
Return back to Bengaluru with pocketful memories.
Inclusions and Exclusions:
Inclusions:
Entire travel by Tempo Traveller/Mini bus.
Stay at homestay (Hima Giri stay inn)
4 meals— 2 Breakfast, 1 Lunch & 1 Dinner.
Trip leader throughout the trip.
Entry tickets.
Jeep ride to waterfalls
Accommodation on sharing basis.
Exclusions:
Travel, Accidental, and Medical Insurance.
Cost arises due to uncontrollable circumstances like bad weather conditions, landslides, or some public protest.
Water sports or any activity other than mentioned in the Itinerary.
Food - which are mentioned as self sponsored.
Anything not mentioned under “inclusions”
Things to Carry:
Soft copy of your Aadhar/Voter ID ( Mandatorily required for permits)
Small backpack to carry your essentials during the trek.
Water bottles - 2 ( 1L each )
Lunch box and spoon to carry your packed lunch.
Rain coat / Bag covers in case of rains
A comfortable pair of shoes with good grip for trekking.
Flip flops for lazing around the campsite Torch / Head lamp to be used at night.
Power bank.
Extra pair of clothes to change into once wet.
Polybags to pack your wet clothes.
Extra cash for meals not included in the itinerary.
Shampoo / dettol antiseptic liquid / Sneezing( Nashe ) powder to stay safe from leeches.
Personal medical kit.
Speaker.
Hat, Sweater and Umbrella.
AND MOST IMPORTANTLY YOUR SENSE OF HUMOUR AND THE SPIRIT OF ADVENTURE
Pick up and Drop off Points:
Silk Board - 9:00 PM
Majestic Metro Station - 10:00 PM
Goragunte palya - 10:30 PM
Nagasandra toll - 11:00 PM
Information about the Place:
Mullayanagiri:
Mullayyanagiri peak is the highest peak in Karnatakawith a height of 6317 ft and is regarded as the highest peak between Himalayas and Nilgiris.
It is one of the best treks in Karnataka and popular among the trekkers .
Kemmanagundi:
This beautiful hill station of Kemmanagundi is located at a height of 1434m above sea level and blessed with silver cascades, mountain streams and lush vegetation.
The place offers a spectacular sunset view.
Jhari Waterfalls:
Jhari waterfall is one of the most popular waterfalls in Chikkamagaluru district.
Water originating in the mountains flows over steep rocks offering a wide and thin white layer of spectacular waterfall.
Also known as Buttermilk Falls, Jhari Falls needs to be accessed via 4x4 jeep ride for the last 5 kms.
Ayyanakere:
Ayyanakere, a large lake of Chikkamagaluru district is also called Dodda Madagadakere.
With Baba Budan hill range in the backdrop, Ayyanakere offers interesting vistas.
Ayyanakere is the second biggest in Karnataka (Shanti Sagar in Davanagere is the largest).
Ayyanakere was man made, built by a local ruler Rukmangada Raya.
Hebbe Waterfalls:
Hebbe Falls is one of the most popular waterfalls in Chikkamagaluru.
This sprightly falls can accessed via 4x4 jeep ride for 12 KMs.
Surrounded by dense forests and coffee plantations, Hebbe Waterfalls rush down a height of 554 feet in two stages, to form the Dodda Hebbe (Big Falls) and the Chikka Hebbe (Small Falls).
Additional hiking is required to reach the upper portion of the Hebbe Falls.
A small pool formed by the falls at its base is ideal for a dip and short swim.
Honammana Halla:
Manikyadhara Falls:
Manikyadhara is a popular waterfall in Bababudangiri hills of Chikkamagaluru district.
Manikyadhara translates to ‘stream of pearls’. When sunlight falls on Manikyadhara, water droplets appear like sparkling pearls.
Most pilgrims visiting Bababudangiri shrines ensure they also visit Manikyadhara falls and consider the water holy.
Accessing Manikyadhara waterfalls involves getting down 200+ steps.
The view of the Western Ghats from Manikyadhara waterfalls area is captivating.
Watchtowers and resting areas are available along the steps.
Locals sell herbs and food products.
Baba Budan Giri:
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