The charming climate and the wonderful environmental elements make each journey in Karnataka an extraordinary encounter. Most people enjoy trekking in Karnataka because the sites offer spectacular scenery and a unique opportunity to engage with nature. One more fascinating reality about Karnataka is the chance of night trips in Karnataka traveling. Trekking on these paths in amazing places is the best way to deal with freeing oneself from stress and pressures.

1. Anthargange Trek:

Rough slopes, rocks, and caverns comprise the geology of Anthargange. Arranged at an elevation of 1,226 meters, Karnataka Trekking supports the rough landscapes of Anthargange Trek. Surrounded by beautiful magnificence and impregnated with nature's mysteries, Anthargange is the best spot for you assuming you wish to abandon the noisy city for a get-away in the radiant wilderness. Trekking through the rough territory, you can partake in the charming perspective on the open country or investigate supernatural caverns in the district that have been shaped out of volcanic rocks and boulders. Keeping this as a top priority, the group likewise sorts out rappelling offices under master

watch down amaze levels at Anthargange.

2. Mullayanagiri:

Being the highest peak in Karnataka, it offers a few extremely fascinating routes. The journey to the peak starts from Sarpadhari, which is associated with Chikmagalur by street. This is a 3 km long moderate-level journey that is genuinely steep and takes around 1.5 hrs. to arrive at the peak. Direct street access is likewise accessible nearer to the peak which needs under 1 km journey and takes around 20-30 mins. The valley seen from the highest point of Mullayanagiri is stunning. The milestones on the trip are a little stream, a Nandi sculpture, and a cavern with a little water source inside. The Sunset presents a marvelous view from the peak. Other traveling trails from Mullayanagiri are Baba Budangiri (12 km), Manikyadhara Falls (9 km), and Deviramma Temple (13 km).

3. Baba Budangiri:

The next stretch of this trail takes one to the BSNL tower which is a couple of kilometers before the peak. This trail involves the cutting edge walk if one can get consent from the checkpoint arranged on the way as travelers go across the primary street. Sharp edge walk is an adrenaline-pumping rough stretch with frightening drops on one or the other side. After an hour-long journey on a tight way, one arrives at the BSNL tower. A little lake close to the peak offers the reward. The last stretch of the path takes you to Baba Budangiri which lies around 2 km away from the peak. The route from BSNL tower to Baba Budangiri is clear and setting up camp is permitted at Baba Budangiri.

4. Kabbaladurga Night Trek, Kanakapura:

Set in pleasant environmental factors, the Kanakapura range has a few traveling trails like Bananthimari Betta, Bilikal Betta, Kabbaladurga, etc. The different territory of Kanakapura is great for corporate excursions that incorporate activities, for example, journeying and touring. Arranged a ways off of 55 km from Bangalore, Kanakapura has a rise of 2,090 feet. The town of Kanakapura is renowned for its silk and stone ventures. Arranged on the banks of the River Arkavathi, Kanakapura is honored with regular excellence. Encircled by rich vegetation, the picturesque and peaceful air of Kanakapura is great for a calm occasion or an undertaking-filled corporate group off-site. Besides, one can design an outing to visit places around Bangalore with family and friends.

5. Skandagiri / Kalavara Durga:

A good ways off of 61 km from Bangalore City Junction and 5 km from Chikkaballapur, Skandagiri is an old mountain stronghold that lies at an elevation of around 1350 meters. It is geologically found near Nandi Hills. This is among the best places for traveling close to Bangalore particularly renowned for night journeys, setting up camp, and bird watching. The Skandagiri journey is decently difficult. There are two routes to reach the top of the slope. One is from Chikkaballapur town and the other is a diversion from the street that prompts Nandi Hills. The journey begins from the Papagni Temple at the foot of the slope. This high and phenomenal journey across a complex of the thick bush is completely fascinating. There are six series of stonewalls protecting an unwanted old sanctuary on the peak.

6. Kumara Parvatha:

Kumara paratha is also known as Pushpagiri. It is one of the fourth highest peaks in Karnataka, One of the most challenging treks in the Western Ghats. The Kumara Parvatha trek has two peaks. The smaller peak is called Shesha Parvatha and the higher one is called Kumara Parvatha. Thick forests, open grasslands, and tall mountains are some of the highlights that make this trek awesome, Kumara Parvatha is in the Coorg district in Karnataka. To be more specific, it is a part of the Pushpagiri Wildlife Sanctuary in the Somwarpet area of Coorg. his was a beautiful place for observing nature, the sound of water gushing through the temporary streams, the mist surrounding the dense forests, and different life forms sprouting even from dead and decayed. There were so many varieties of mushrooms growing on decayed leaves and woods.

7. Tadiandamol Peak:

Tadiandamol, the highest peak of Coorg situated at 5735 feet, is a trekking spot 275 km from Bangalore. It is one of the best Western Ghats treks situated in Karnataka. One of the attractions for a large number of foreign trekkers in addition to Indians due to its stupendous beauty and highly-maintained trail. One can spot coffee estates and pepper plantations throughout this entire stretch of the trek. Along with these, you have the Arecanut (Betel nut) trees, Nutmeg trees, fishtail palms, and various other trees growing in the farmlands. Trekking in the early morning also adds to the chirping of birds.

8. Madhugiri Hill:

Madhugiri Fort lies in Madhugiri which is in the Tumkur district in the State of Karnataka. Madhugiri is a single hill and the second largest monolith in entire Asia. The small town is at a distance of 100 km from Bangalore and is famous for its fort and temples. Many tourists visit Madhugiri to visit the fort, which is famous for its architecture and was built by the Vijayanagar Dynasty. The fort is perched on a steep slope of the hill.

9. Savandurga:

Savandurga trek follows a trail to the top of Asia’s largest monolith hill. Located 60 km away from Bengaluru in the Savandurga state forest, this trail is famous for its challenging climb and amazing views of Magadi, Manchabele, and Thippagondanahalli reservoirs and the Arkavathi river. Savandurga has two temples at the base. Savandi Veerabhadraswamy temple and Sree Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy temple. They attract devotees from many parts of Karnataka. These indentations in the rock were probably carved in from the time of Dalavayi Devaraja or before and they are extremely useful in case the trekker is experiencing fatigue or is unable to find a strong grip on the rock.

10. Kodachadri:

Kodachadri is a mountain peak with dense forests. With 1,343 meters above sea level in Western Ghats Shivamogga District. It is declared a natural heritage site by the Karnataka Government, The name comes from the native word "Kodacha" or "Kodashi"', which means Kutaja flowers, and "Adri", a Sanskrit word for mountain, both combined to coin the word Kadachadri. Kodachadri forms a background to the temple of Mookambika in Kollur. It is located a distance of 21 km from Kollur and 15 km from Nagodi village, in Hosanagara taluk. 78 km and 42 km from Sagara. Karnataka via Hasirumakki Ferry from District Headquarters Shivamogga.