kundadri trek

• Kundadri Hill Trek Near Agumbe
• architectural beauty
• July 26, 2020 July 26, 2020
• Suraj Kumar Manohara
• architectural beauty , Pilgrimage Travel , Shimoga , Trekking and Hiking

Standing tall at 826 meters. Kundadri is a hill that is stuck near Agumbe, amidst the western ghats of Shimoga. It is a lesser-known tourist destination, barring locals, no one is hardly aware of it. Maybe it is because of this very reason that this hill is still able to restore all its beauty and glory. On a clear day, Kundadri hill will host an amazing view of dense forests, paddy fields, a series of rolling green mountains, wandering streams, and meandering valleys. Above all,  the view of a never-ending sky filled with cotton candy-like clouds is sure to stun any individual. Last but not least, never miss an opportunity to witness the sunset or sunrise that offers a feast to the eye and soul.

Kundadri hill is home to a 17th-century Jain temple that is dedicated to Tirthankara. The 23rd Tirthankara “Parshwanath” is the main deity of this temple. There are many beautifully carved stone statues inside the temple. Besides this, there are 2 small ponds with emerald green water next to the temple beautifying the hills. Not just that, this is the place where Jain monk “Acharya Kundakunda”  meditated thousands of years ago. Hence, this place is known as the Kundadri hills.

As the dusk settles making way for the moon and stars, try pitching in your tents next to the temple. If you are camping, then collect firewoods and put up a bonfire, as nights are breezy and cold. You can settle down comfortably on the rocks and gaze at twinkling stars by forgetting all the bitterness that life threw at you.

Kundadri Hill Trek 

Trek to Kundadri Hill is a 7-kilometer long journey and it will take about 3 hours to reach the peak. You have to follow the rugged narrow path which will lead you to the summit, from the base of the hill. Moreover, there won’t be any confusion as the route is straightforward and easy.

In most parts of the trek, you will be hiking through wild vegetation, rugged terrains, small streams, and slippery rocks. In the midway, you will come across Varahi dam, where travelers usually make a stopover or break for lunch. While you are climbing the stunning view of natural landscapes and ever-changing sceneries is sure to keep you entertained.

Another best thing is you can drive or ride all the way up to the peak. It is an all-season road and roads are in great condition, so don’t worry about them. However, be careful while driving because the route is narrow, steep, and full of hairpin bends.

You will hardly find any shacks or shops that serve food near the temple. Moreover, if you are someone who can’t stay away from food for too long, then try carrying food or snacks.

How To Reach Kundadri Hills From Bangalore?

You can hop into frequently available government buses from Bangalore to Tirthahalli. Else you can take a train or bus to Shimoga and from there you can take another bus to Thirthahalli. From Thirthahalli hire an auto-rickshaw or jeep to drop you at Kundadri hills which is 30 Km away.

Kundadri Hills Information

Entry Fee: Free

Trek Distance:14 Km ( To And Fro)

Trek Duration: 5 to 6 hours

Difficulty Level: Easy

Camping: Allowed Near Temple

Location:  20 Km From Thirthahalli

Distance From Bangalore: 356 Km

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Standing tall at 826 meters, Kundadri hills is a hidden gem that remains untouched by the crowds. Nestled near Agumbe, amid the western ghats of Shimoga , Kundadri hills offer natural beauty and charming views like no other place. The beauty of this region will never fail to surprise you. The hills are known for two prominent reasons. First, the presence of a 17th-century Jain temple , dedicated to the 23rd Tirthankara “Parshwanath,” this temple is visited by devotees from across the country. There are several stone statues and two majestic ponds with emerald green water, adding more charm to this place.

Besides this, Kundadri hills is a popular trekking spot for adventure seekers. It takes around 3 hours to trek to reach the peak. This 7-kilometer long journey to the top takes you through rugged terrains, small streams, and wild vegetation. At every step, you will be mesmerized by its captivating views and natural surroundings. Though you will have to follow the rugged narrow path, it is not a difficult trekking journey. The best part is that you can also drive or ride your bike to the top of the hill from the base. Since the roads are in good condition, it can be a great experience as well. But, one has to be very careful as the route is steep, narrow, and has several hairpin bends. So, if you are planning to ride to the peak, make sure you have an experienced driver.

With an innate sense of adventure, spirituality, and natural bounty, Kundadri hills possess the true essence of the state. Make sure to plan a visit to this magnificent place which will allure your senses and fill your heart with positive thoughts. You can reach here by taking a bus from Bangalore to Thirthahalli, 30 kilometers away from Kundadri hills.

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Kundadri hills, unveiling the enchanting kundadri hills.

Nestled amidst the verdant embrace of the Western Ghats in Karnataka, the Kundadri Hills rise majestically to an elevation of 826 meters. This hidden gem, far from the clamor of crowds, offers a captivating blend of natural beauty, spiritual significance, and adventurous thrills.

A Haven for History and Faith:

Crowned by a 17th-century Jain temple dedicated to Parshwanath, the 23rd Tirthankara, Kundadri Hills hold a deep spiritual significance. The temple, with its serene ambiance and exquisite architecture, attracts devotees from all corners of the country. Two ancient ponds, carved from the very rock itself, add to the temple’s charm and speak volumes of the region’s rich history.

A Trekker’s Paradise:

For the adventurous soul, Kundadri Hills beckon with a thrilling trek. The 7-kilometer journey to the peak winds through rugged terrains, vibrant streams, and a tapestry of wild vegetation. With every step, captivating views and the symphony of nature will leave you spellbound. While the trek offers a moderate challenge, the reward – the panoramic vista from the summit – is truly unmatched.

Accessibility for All:

Whether you’re an intrepid trekker or prefer a more leisurely experience, Kundadri Hills cater to all. A well-maintained road winds its way to the top, making it accessible by car or motorbike. This scenic drive offers a unique opportunity to soak in the beauty of the surroundings at your own pace.

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Planning Your Visit:

Located approximately 80 kilometers from Shimoga, the district headquarters, and 20 kilometers from the town of Thirthahalli, Kundadri Hills are easily accessible. Public transport options are available until Thirthahalli or Agumbe, from where you can hire a taxi or opt for a private vehicle to reach the summit.

Beyond the Hills:

Your exploration needn’t end at the peak. The surrounding region offers a plethora of captivating destinations. Consider including the vibrant town of Agumbe, renowned as the ‘Cobra Capital of India’, or the sacred pilgrimage site of Sringeri in your itinerary.

Kundadri Hills, with their spiritual aura, breathtaking landscapes, and trekking trails, promise an unforgettable escapade for nature lovers, history buffs, and adventure seekers alike. So, pack your bags, lace up your shoes, and embark on a journey to discover this hidden gem of Karnataka.

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Kundadri - History, Timings & Entry Fee

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At a distance of 17 km from Agumbe, and 96 km from Shimoga, Kundadri is a beautiful hill top located near Agumbe in the Shimoga district of Karnataka, India. It is one of the top places of trekking in Karnataka , and among the must-visit places as part of Agumbe tour packages . Rising at an altitude of 3,200 feet, the Kundadri hill is known for the 17th-century Jain temple dedicated to Parshwanath Tirthankara. The name Kundadri is believed to be derived from the name of Acharya Kundakunda, a popular 4th century Jain Monk, who is said to have taken shelter in these hills. The small temple, along with two small ponds form the only building on top of Kundadri hills. The Jain Temple is particularly crowded amid the season of Makara Sankranti in January. Boasting dense jungles of the Western Ghats, Kundadri is a trekker's haven and a paradise for nature lovers. A rough, 7 km rugged narrow path leads to the top of the hill and is a moderate trek. The trail can be a bit challenging at first but quickly becomes simpler and more rewarding as you take in the stunning scenery around you. One can also reach the top by driving your way up, except for the last fifty steps or so. However, the area is best explored whilst trekking in the surrounding jungles. From the top of the peak, you can have a panoramic view of the distant backwaters of the Varahi Dam. Camping in the open at Kundadri Hills is an exhilarating experience. Don't miss an opportunity to witness the sunset or sunrise that offers a feast to the eye and soul. Temple Timings: 8 AM - 6 PM Entry: Free

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Agumbe Rainforest Trip ( Monsoon Special) – From Bangalore

• Group Size: 8 - 12

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Before reading anything further, watch the video below to have a sneak peek into the magical world of  Agumbe !

This monsoons, Muddie Trails heartfully brings you the unique combination of lush green mountains, thunderous waterfalls, thrilling Hikes, misty valleys, beautiful fort, remote village homestay with delicious Malnad style food.

A whole new ecosystem comes to life when monsoons hit Western Ghats. Agumbe rainforest has once even surpassed Cherrapunji of Meghalaya as the place with the highest rainfall. It rains so much that, all the lakes & streams overflow, they form plenty of waterfalls (some of them as gigantic as Jog falls, which is in the same district) and forests soak enough water that feeds rivers till next summer. 

Nestled in the heart of tropical rainforests with rich biodiversity, Agumbe is located at a distance of 380 Km from Bangalore. It receives more than 7,500 mm of mean annual rainfall, one of the highest in India. Trekking through its forests to visit the waterfalls is a delight to nature lovers.

Agumbe is also called King Cobra capital because of the highest density of snakes found here. However, they usually do not come on our trek path, and trekkers are cautioned not to wander into the forest. It’s not surprising to find common non-venomous snakes like a green vine, different species of frogs, reptiles, and other amphibians.

Highlights of the trip:

• Kavaledurga Fort Trek (Easy)
• Rainforest Waterfalls
• Silent Lake
• Nagara Fort (Green carpet)
• Rainforest Pools (Rainforest special experience)
• Kundadri Hills (Highest road access to Agumbe)
• Sringeri Temple & Hanging bridge
• Campfire (if no rain)
• Malnad style veggie food
• Travel (Tempo or mini-bus, Non AC), Tolls
• Village homestay (separate dorms with mattress for guys and girls), hot water, clean washrooms
• Food: 2 Breakfasts, 1 Lunch, 1 Evening snacks, 1 Dinner (all pure Veg)
• Experience all places mentioned in the Highlights section
• Entry tickets & forest permissions
• Campfire (if it doesn’t rain at that time)
• Trip Leader(s)
• Lunch, Dinner on Day 2
• Any misc. expenses not mentioned in the inclusions above

Day 0 - Onward journey to Agumbe

• Start from Bangalore, an overnight journey

Day 1 - Around Agumbe Rainforest

• Reach homestay close to the forest, freshen up
• Fuel up with a nice Malnad style breakfast 
• Drive to the base of ancient Kavaledurga Fort, start hiking up to enjoy the mesmerizing trek route that starts with lush green rice fields that give way to a human-made path made with boulders
• There is an ancient temple in the middle and many ponds that served as water stores at that time
• This is a 2.5 Km easy trek (one way) with stunning views of the rainforest from the top
• Head back to the vehicle, jungle walk of 1 km to take a dip under the pristine Rainforest Waterfalls of Western Ghats that is Agumbe special, have lunch overlooking the falls.
• Visit a giant silent lake in the lap of rainforest. Spend rest of the evening in the peaceful setting.
• Head back to the homestay by late evening.
• Have some snacks with tea.
• Bonfire at night (if it doesn’t rain or not damp) with long conversations in the dark. In rainy season chances are less.
• Well deserved hot vegetarian dinner.
• Rest in the rooms with mattress, pillow and blanket.
• Note: Itinerary places may be shuffled based on need. Trip Leader will take decision on the order of places.

Day 2 - Nagara Fort, Rainforest Pools, Kundadri Hills

• Freshen up and Breakfast, pack your bags, say bye to the homestay.
• Visit beautiful Nagara Fort with a green carpet of lawn all over because of monsoon rains.
• The view of backwaters & the surrounding mountains from top of the fort walls is spellbinding.
• Give a visit to an interesting ancient place called “Devagange” which is kind of a swimming pool made of rain forest water. The pool is designed in such a way the rain water from surrounding forest naturally enters the pool from different directions and then exits through one end. In this way, the fresh mountain water keeps getting added to the pool for a refreshing bath.
• Break for a lunch at a local restaurant near Agumbe village.
• Head to Kundadri hills – The highest point in the Agumbe mountain range, have a sneak peek of the extremely beautiful and dense Agumbe rainforest filled with rich vegetation, pristine rivers, and gigantic lakes.
• Note: If we travel by mini-bus, then we need to walk up 2.5 km on road as big vehicles cannot reach Kundadri top. Alternatively, we can take a ‘pick up van’ if available at that time.
• Head to the temple town Sringeri, visit the temple which is also called as Sharada Peetham. There is a beautiful hanging bridge here across the free flowing Tunga river that originates from Agumbe mountains.
• Finish Dinner at a local hotel at Sringeri.
• Overnight journey back to Bangalore.

Day 3 - Reach home!

• Reach home early in the morning.
• Share your unique experience of Agumbe Rainforest trip with family and friends!

What to Expect

About trip:.

• This trip involves  basic facilities  in terms of food, travel, and stay without any luxury, whatsoever.
• This is a group trip with shared model. It may not suit everyone – especially for those expecting privacy and comfort. It best suits for people who wish to  socialize .
• Please do not book this trip if you are not okay with above points.
• Tempo Traveler or Mini Bus (with push back seats).
• Note: This trip involves overnight journey on a push back seater (Not sleeper or semi-sleeper).
• We request you to book this trip only if you can handle slight discomfort (especially last row of the vehicle).
• Basic dormitory stay with mattress, blanket, pillow – gender separated.
• Our village homestay is has all the basic facilities. It is located in the heart of the rainforest. The surroundings are green, calm, and rejuvenating. One can hear many kinds of birds chirping in the morning.
• It has spacious living rooms to keep your luggage and take good rest. Mattresses are arranged in the night. It can easily accommodate 20+ people overall.
• Additionally, there are 2 Quechua rain-proof tents of 2-sharing, just in case, anyone prefers to sleep outside.
• There is a common area with a lawn in front of the homestay which is used for the campfire and other activities (if no rain).
• There are common and well-maintained washrooms.
• Mobile signal doesn’t work.
• 2 Breakfasts, 1 packed Lunch, 1 Dinner (all veg) are included.
• Basic local food.
• Food during journey is self sponsored
• Please check  Inclusions,   Exclusions of Agumbe Rainforest trip package below for complete list of things included in your trip cost.

Pickup/Drop Points

Silk Board / HSR Layout: 9:00 PM • In front of Udupi Grand restaurant on Service road • https://goo.gl/maps/fNAsT9jPbgpDTarV8

Marathahalli: 9:25 PM • In front of Mahindra Showroom • https://goo.gl/maps/ArLDJVvWQZMpXvrk6

Tin Factory: 9:40 PM • Tin Factory Bus Stop towards HP petrol pump • https://goo.gl/maps/5WEvhNpkAFjJdNbv9

Goraguntepalya: 10:35 to 10:50 PM (based on traffic) • Metro Station Bus Stop towards Hospital • https://goo.gl/maps/GXjxyMHhAm92

Things to carry

• Toiletries, moisturizer, light towel, lip balm, wet wipes, toothbrush, toothpaste, 
• A lightweight large Backpack for the trip (no suitcase, no trolley)
• A small backpack for the trek (to carry a Lunch packet, water bottle, snacks, etc)
• Photo identity proof with address (Aadhar/Passport/Voter ID)
• Poncho or rainproof jacket with a hood (from June to October)
• Track pants, full sleeve T-shirt for the trek
• Cap/hat (to avoid getting tanned)
• Sunglasses (to keep your eyes fresh)
• Power bank, charger, camera, binoculars (if you wish to)
• Proper water bottle for your trip. You may fill at our homestay
• Disposable garbage covers (To separate used/unused, dry/wet clothes)
• Good grip trekking shoes or sandals
• Your personal medications, if any
• Pair of water wear to take a dip in the waterfalls/sea
• Carrying a handwash/sanitizer/tissues will help during the trip
• Carry your jerkin/sweater – it can get cold at night
• Carry a lil bit of cash for Sunday Lunch, Dinner, and misc. Expenses
• Don’t carry expensive items. You are responsible for your own belongings.

What's next after booking your trip?

• A Whatsapp group shall be created on the trip day and Vehicle & Trip Leader details will be shared.
• It is mandatory to share your personal information with the team along with a copy of your government approved ID card.
• You will need to share your co-traveler(s) details if you have booked more than one seat.
• Live location of the vehicle will be sent in the group once it starts at the first point.

Terms & Conditions

• The itinerary is fixed. No special requests to change itinerary/schedule shall be entertained. Do not give advice(s) to the Trip Leader(s) to change the itinerary.
• Cooperate with the organizer(s) in following the schedule set for the day (especially getting up and getting ready in the morning). This will ensure travelers won’t miss out on the real fun part that is traveling.
• Every traveler is responsible for his/her for your own safety. Don’t indulge in any illegal or silly activity that causes harm to you or fellow travelers.
• Do not wander into the forest away from the designated trail for treks. There may be snakes, scorpions, and dangerous animals.
• Unexpected situations: It may happen we do not cover all the places mentioned in the itinerary because of unpredictable reasons like bad weather, landslides, wild animal presence, abrupt blocking of sites by the police/forest department, delay in travel because of an issue with our group itself, traffic conditions, etc. In most cases, if the time permits, the organizer(s) will take travelers to an alternative place. But in some cases, we may have to skip a place altogether.
• Absolutely no littering. We swear to protect our environment.
• No alcohol & smoking during travel, treks, and other outdoor activities. There would be a separate window and space (usually at night) to have these at the campsite/homestay for interested people.
• Travelers are expected to respect each other and help each other. Avoid discussing sensitive matters like sex, politics, and religion/caste/race.
• Using foul or abusive language, eve-teasing, arguing with fellow travelers/organizer(s), and/or involving in the physical assault will not be accepted and will stand a chance of being deserted by the group then and there.
• The event will stand canceled if less than 8 travelers signed up for the trip/trek which will be informed 24 hours before the trip start time.
• Every traveler is expected to sign a liability/waiver form given by the organizer(s) after boarding the vehicle. This liability form will discharge Muddie Trails of any unexpected incident like injury/death/theft etc.

Cancellation & Refund

Cancellation by traveler.

• 80% refund/100% postponement if you inform about your cancellation before 48 hours of the event start time. An email has to be sent to [email protected] to raise a cancellation request.
• No refund/postponing is allowed within 48 hours of the event start time whatever is the reason (Health, Accident, Covid, Family crisis, Office issue, or anything else).
• No refund/postponing is allowed for partial payment – booking fee – which is done to book your slot.
• No refund during/after the event.

Cancellation by Muddie Trails

Muddie Trails may decide to cancel the event if there are less than 8 travelers signed up for the trip/trek.

What if we don’t get the minimum number of people for the trip? We have 2 options in this case: Option 1: Complete refund. Option 2: Switch to any other trip of the same weekend or future weekends. The difference amount will be collected from you or paid back according to the new trip cost.

Cancellation due to external factors

Muddie Trails may have to cancel the event in case of external factors that are beyond our control like Natural Disasters, Extreme Weather Conditions, Red Alerts, Political Disturbances, Bandh/Curfews, Local Issues, Road Blocks, Train cancellations, Covid-19 or any other disease outbreaks etc.

In these scenarios:

• No Refund is allowed.
• 100% trip amount can be used for any other new trip of the same weekend or future weekends. The difference amount will be collected from you or paid back according to the new trip cost.
• Once you confirm your participation on the new trip, all the above Cancellation policies will apply for the same.

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Difficulty Level : Easy to moderate

Trek Highlight : Jain Temple, Sunrise, Lush Forests

Trek Distance : 14 kms both ways, 6 hours one way. 

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Situated about 12 km from Thirthahalli, Kundadri is a hillock known for the Jain Temple perched at the top of it. Blessed with bounteous natural beauty and an amazing view of the mountains in the backdrop, the place is a trekker’s haven and a paradise for nature lovers.

Boasting of dense jungles of the Western Ghats, Kundadri is visited by a lot of tourists and pilgrims who come here to admire the surreal natural beauty and to pay respect to the presiding deity of the Jain temple - Parshawanatha. In addition to that, there are also two small ponds formed next to the temple on the rock which is a pretty sight to behold.

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Kundadri Hill Overview

Kundadri is a beautiful hill top in the agumbe forest range, located near Agumbe, in Shimoga District of Karnataka, India. Amazing sunrise and sunset can be experienced at this place. Hill top lies 3,200 feet above sea level is less crowded and undisturbed by tourists. A 17th century Jain temple dedicated to Thirthankara is located on the top of the hill and the place is known to have given shelter to one Acharya Kundakunda during earlier centuries. One has to drive half an hour from agumbe to reach this place. . Two small ponds formed by the rock on one side of the temple provided water to earlier sages. The regular Kundari trek route takes you around streams to the dense jungle offering spectacular views. Kundadri is located at approx 18km from Agumbe, 32km from Thirthahalli, 93km from Shivamogga, 80km from Udupi, 116km from Mangalore, 347km from Bangalore, 342km from Goa. 689km from Pune.

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Shimoga is located in central part of Karnataka.It has been renamed officially as Shivamogga.Shimoga is known as the gateway to the Western Ghats and called “Gateway of Malnad” by the locals.Shimoga is the land of natural waterfalls, green swelling hills and valleys, dense forests, well built forts and temples and rich in flora and fauna,vast paddy fields enrich the landscape in and around the city. Shivamogga lies on the banks of the River Tunga. Shimoga is wellknown for jog falls which is the second highest waterfall towering height of about 253ft in india, Kodachadri a beautiful mountain with thick grassy knolls and tall elevations which is 10th highest peak of the state, Honnemaradu a beautiful town with lush green plants and trees behind the rambling basins of sharavathi river ,Kundadri is a place where you can see a structure right amidst natur - It is a beautiful hillor rather a rock structure perched at around 3200ft above sea level in Teerthahalli Taluk ,Sakrebailu - here you can see grand elephants having leisure day. Shimoga is located 285km from Bengaluru ,202km from Dharwad ,243km from Mysore ,201km from Mangalore.

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It a beautiful hill station famous for its Jain Temple and Jain Architecture in Terthahalli Taluk of Shimoga District. This place is named after the Jain Priest or Guru Kundakundacharya who had performed penance here in the ancient times and it is a famous Jain Pilgrimage Centre across Terthahalli.

The Hill Station by name Kundadri is at a distance of 350 kms from Bangalore in Terthahalli on Terthahalli – Agumbe Highway. This peak is made of a monolithic rock covered by green vegetation. This place attracts more Jain Followers to the temple and is a holy worship place for them and has neat path covered by the Tar till the temple and also there is Stone carved steps built to reach the temple.

For Trekking Enthusiasts this place one of good trekking trails starting from the base and heading in to the thick cover forests of the terthahalli and exhaustingly reaching the peak which is 3800 feet from ground level. The tiredness of the exhausted trek will be forgotten by looking at the fantastic viewpoints of the surrounding natural beauty and other peaks of terthahalli.

The peak apart from Jain Temple has 2 ponds in front of the temple covered by the fragrances of Lotus Throughout the year. And this place is can be visited throughout the year and can be avoided during June to Aug which is monsoon time and this place prone to receive the heaviest Rainfall as it shares border with the peaks of Agumbe precisely known as cheerapunji of South India.

From the top of the peak you can have panoramic view of the distant backwaters of the Varahi Dam, which is used for Power generation and one of the finest places to visit, on taking prior permission one can look at the process of purification of water and some of power generation methodologies deployed there by moving in the natural cave where the generating station is located.

Apart from trekking we conduct Camping in the peak to look the sunset which on a clear day you can look the orange glowing ball disappearing in the backgrounds of Arabian Sea. This is one of the beautiful destinations to view the Sunset and Sunrise. The outing alongside side is inclusive of the Trekking and Camping with Bonfire activity and accommodating you in the tents with Sleeping Bags provided and views of sunrise and sunset and visit the jain temple.

Apart from the above post completion of Kundadri, we take you in to the small waterfalls by name Ambu Tirtha which is the birth place of river Sharavathi, which originates here and flows across Linganamakki of Sagara and then to Power Generation and finally creates the second highest plunge water fall of India at World famous Jog Falls and proceeds for another Water drop at Gersoppa and finally joins Arabian Sea at Honavara.

Terthahalli is the center place for tourists who visit Agumbe and Sagara and this place also has a dense forest cover and home to many Flora and Fauna including the Great King Cobras. Also this place is where the great poet also Known as Rastra Kavi Kuvempu was born and also this place is famous for many literature and novel writers including the works of Kuvempu.

• 09:30 pm pickup from Bangalore
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• 08:30 am Have Breakfast
• 01:30 pm have Lunch on the way
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• 05:45 pm reach peak the sunset point
• 06:30 pm start Camping
• 07:30 pm Dinner MTR readymade
• 08:30 pm accommodation in tents and Sleeping Bags
• 05:00 am wake up and view Sunrise Point
• 06:00 am Trek Down and Freshen Up
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• 09:00 depart to Bangalore
• 11:35 am visit Tavarekoppa Lion Safari
• 06:30 pm reach Bangalore

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Kundadri Trek Karnataka

Kundadri Trek in Karnataka is located near the town of Thirthahalli in the Shimoga district. It is a popular trekking destination known for its lush greenery, serene environment, and the ancient Jain temple located at the summit. The trek offers panoramic views of the surrounding hills and valleys, making it a favorite among nature enthusiasts and trekkers.

Kundadri Trek Karnataka Location

Kundadri Trek is situated near the town of Thirthahalli in the Shimoga district of Karnataka, India. Thirthahalli is approximately 20 kilometers away from the trekking trailhead. The trek offers breathtaking views of the Western Ghats and the lush greenery surrounding the region.

Kundadri Trek Karnataka How to Reach

To reach Kundadri Trek in Karnataka:

• From Bangalore: Kundadri is about 330 kilometers from Bangalore. You can drive or take a bus to Thirthahalli, which is the nearest town to the trekking trailhead.
• From Thirthahalli: Thirthahalli is approximately 20 kilometers away from the Kundadri Trek starting point. You can hire a taxi or use local transportation to reach the trekking trailhead.
• By Public Transport: Buses are available from major cities like Bangalore to Thirthahalli. From Thirthahalli, you can arrange local transport or hire a taxi to reach the trek starting point.

It is advisable to check the current transportation options and road conditions before planning your trip.

Kundadri Trek Karnataka Distance

The distance to Kundadri Trek in Karnataka varies based on your starting point:

• From Bangalore: Kundadri is approximately 330 kilometers away.
• From Thirthahalli: Thirthahalli town, which is the nearest point to the trek starting location, is about 20 kilometers away from Kundadri.

Kundadri Trek Karnataka Height

The height of Kundadri Peak, where the trek leads to, is approximately 2,000 meters above sea level.

Kundadri Trek Karnataka Best Time to Visit

The best time to visit Kundadri Trek in Karnataka is during the winter months from October to March when the weather is pleasant and cool. Avoid visiting during the monsoon season due to heavy rainfall which may make the trek difficult.

Kundadri Trek Karnataka from Delhi

There are no direct trains or flights from Delhi to Kundadri in Karnataka. The best way to reach Kundadri from Delhi is to take a flight or train to Mangalore or Bangalore, and then proceed to Kundadri by road. From Mangalore or Bangalore, you can hire a taxi or use public transport to reach Kundadri.

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Kundadri Hill is located in the Western Ghats in the Shimogha District of Karnataka. Kundadri  is mountain peak crowning dense forests. As well as the lush mountainside, there is a Jain temple at the top of the mountain. It is known to have provided shelter to Kundakunda Acharya more than thousands of years ago which brought about the birth of this Jain holy place. It holds a Jain temple dedicated to the Tirthankara built in the 17th century. This temple is enclosed by two ponds that were formed by the rocks. Though the Jain temple is not that spectacular, the view and air quality makes the walk worthwhile. There are two natural ponds next to the temple. Lotus flowers and fish can be found in the pools. 

You can make a one day outing out of this place while covering Agumbe which is also a great sunset point like this. It is advised to go during Monsoons or to vising in the mornings or evenings for a mesmerizing view. It is only about 75 km from Udupi, well connected by buses. But if you want to drive to this place, beware of the sharp turns and steep slopes. You can also choose to trek up to the top but it is a challenging trek through the lush green forest, blessed with a scenic view.

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Hingaara - the Nature Stay, Karnataka

9.5 km from Kundadri Hill, Shimoga - See map

Hingaara Nature Stay in Guddekeri is close to Agumbe on the way from Thirthahalli. It is a 300 year old heritage house converted into a resort...

Agumbe, Karnataka

19.8 km from Kundadri Hill, Shimoga - See map

Agumbe is a village of just a thousand people set into the hills. The high yearly rainfall contributes to the green lushness of the landscape. It...

Barkana Falls, Karnataka

21 km from Kundadri Hill, Shimoga - See map

Barkana falls in Shimoga district of Karnataka are located among the lush greenery of the Western Ghats. Barkana Falls are in Agumbe town, most...

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Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary, Karnataka

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Located in Chikmagalur and Shimoga districts of Karnataka, Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary is renowned for housing substantial tiger population....

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Sringeri, Karnataka

29.1 km from Kundadri Hill, Shimoga - See map

Sringeri is a hill town where Sri Ad Shankra had built Kala Bhairava Temple in the East, Kere Anjaneya Temple in the West, Kalikamba Temple in...

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Shringeri Sharadamba Temple, Karnataka

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Sharadamba Temple or Shringeri Sharadamba Temple is dedicated to goddess Saraswati, the goddess of knowledge. The temple was founded by Sri Adi...

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Kunchikal Falls on Varahi river in Shimoga, Karnataka fall from a height of more than 450 mts. They are considered as the highest 'tiered'...

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Hanumanagundi Falls also known as Suthanabbe Falls is one of the most famous tourist attractions in the Kemmanagundi National Park and located...

Mandagadde Bird Sanctuary, Karnataka

64.1 km from Kundadri Hill, Shimoga - See map

Feeling chirpy? Why not forget the lions and the tigers and go off in search of our Avian friends? The river Tunga passes through this natural...

Karkala, Karnataka

69.8 km from Kundadri Hill, Shimoga - See map

Karkala is a relaxed town famous for its Jain Basadis and the gigantic monolithic statue of Bhabali. Famous amongst Jain pilgrims as there are 14...

Horanadu, Lakshadweep

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Horanadu is famous in the Hindu pilgrims map for the Annapoorneshwari temple located 100 Km from south of Chickmagalur. The legend goes that who...

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• Places To Visit In Shimoga Within 100 Km That Are Worth Visiting

29 May 2024

Beyond the lush Western Ghats, Shimoga is a gateway to Karnataka’s natural and cultural gems. Places to visit in Shimoga within 100 kms, travellers can explore cascading waterfalls, verdant forests, and ancient sites withstanding time’s test. Immerse yourself in the region’s breathtaking beauty and rich heritage. Discover Jog Falls’ thunderous 253-meter plunge, trek through Agumbe’s rainforest haven teeming with flora and fauna, experience an adrenaline rush rafting Sita River’s rapids, conquer Kodachadri Hills’ challenging trek offering panoramic vistas, uncover Kunduvara Fort’s architectural marvels from 17th-century Keladi Nayaka dynasty. 

Top 6 Places In Shimoga Within 100 Kms You Must Visit

From the verdant haven of Agumbe to the enchanting temple of Kodandarama. You must check out these are the top 5 places to visit in Shimoga within 100 kms.

1. Jog Falls

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Approximately 60 kilometres from Shimoga lies the awe-inspiring Jog Falls, a natural wonder that will leave visitors spellbound. Considered the second-highest plunge waterfall in India, this majestic cascade plunges from 253 meters, creating a mesmerising display of nature’s power and grandeur. During the monsoon season, the falls truly come alive, with water gushing down in an overwhelming torrent, enveloping the surroundings in a misty veil. The journey to Jog Falls is an adventure, as travellers navigate through the lush Western Ghats, passing by quaint villages and verdant landscapes that seem straight out of a painting. Upon arrival, multiple vantage points await, including the iconic Raja Seat, which offers a panoramic view of the cascading waters, for the more intrepid, trekking trails lead to the base of the falls, where the thunderous roar and refreshing mist create an exhilarating and unforgettable experience.

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Affectionately known as the “Cherrapunji of the South,” Agumbe is a verdant haven nestled amidst the Western Ghats, approximately 90 kilometres from Shimoga. This picturesque town is a true paradise for nature lovers and trekkers alike, boasting a diverse array of flora and fauna, including rare species of birds, reptiles, and insects that call the region home. One of the highlights of Agumbe is the Kundadri Hills, a breathtaking range that offers challenging trekking trails and stunning viewpoints. The Kundadri Trek, a popular adventure among outdoor enthusiasts, takes visitors through dense forests, cascading streams, and misty valleys, rewarding them with panoramic vistas of the Western Ghats that will leave a lasting impression. Along the way, trekkers may encounter the majestic King Cobra, the area’s most famous resident, and many other fascinating creatures that thrive in this natural sanctuary.

3. Sita River Rafting

For those seeking an adrenaline rush, the Sita River, located just 25 kilometres from Shimoga, offers an exhilarating rafting experience that will surely get the heart racing. Known for its turbulent rapids and scenic surroundings, this river provides the perfect setting for an unforgettable adventure. Professional rafting operators in the region offer guided tours, ensuring a safe and thrilling experience for novice and experienced rafters. As rafters navigate the churning waters, they’ll be treated to stunning views of the surrounding forests and rocky cliffs, creating a breathtaking backdrop for their adventure. The journey culminates in calm stretches of the river, where participants can take a refreshing dip or simply bask in the natural beauty of their surroundings, savouring the adrenaline-fueled moments they’ve just experienced.

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4. Kodachadri Hills

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Approximately 90 kilometres from Shimoga, the Kodachadri Hills beckon adventurers and trekkers alike with their rugged terrain and stunning vistas. With an altitude of 1,343 meters, these hills are part of the majestic Western Ghats and boast a diverse array of flora and fauna, including rare butterflies and birds that call this region home. The trek to the summit of Kodachadri is a true test of endurance and determination, taking hikers through dense forests, grasslands, and rocky terrains that challenge their physical and mental fortitude. Along the way, trekkers can catch glimpses of cascading waterfalls and majestic peaks, making the journey as rewarding as the destination. At the summit, a panoramic view of the surrounding landscapes awaits, including the vast expanse of the Arabian Sea on a clear day, offering a breathtaking reward for those who have conquered this challenging trek.

5. Kunduvara Fort

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For those interested in delving into the region’s rich cultural heritage, the Kunduvara Fort, located just 40 kilometres from Shimoga, is a must-visit destination. This ancient fortress, built in the 17th century by the Keladi Nayakas, is a testament to the region’s architectural prowess and historical significance, having withstood the test of time. Kunduvara Fort is a remarkable example of the Nayaka dynasty’s military engineering and construction skills. The fort’s imposing walls, soaring up to 30 feet in height, were meticulously constructed using massive granite blocks, expertly fitted together without mortar.

These fortifications were designed to withstand the most formidable attacks, ensuring the safety and security of those seeking refuge within its confines. As visitors approach the fort, they are greeted by the imposing Entrance Gate, adorned with intricate carvings and sculptures depicting Hindu mythology scenes and the Nayaka rulers’ triumphs. This gateway serves as a prelude to the architectural marvels that await within. Upon entering the fort, visitors can explore the well-preserved ramparts, bastions, and gateways, each adorned with intricate carvings and architectural details that showcase the region’s rich artistic heritage. Though partially ruined, the fort’s main palace complex still bears testament to the grandeur and opulence of the Nayaka rulers, with intricately carved pillars, arches, and decorative elements that leave visitors in awe.

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6. Kodandarama Temple

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No journey to Shimoga would be complete without visiting the revered Kodandarama Temple, a spiritual sanctuary just 10 kilometres from the town. This ancient temple, dedicated to Lord Rama, is believed to have been built in the 14th century and is renowned for its intricate architecture and tranquil ambience. As visitors step into the temple complex, they are greeted by towering gopuras (monumental gateways) adorned with intricate carvings and sculptures depicting Hindu mythology scenes. The main shrine, which houses the deity of Lord Rama, is a masterpiece of craftsmanship, with its intricate carvings and ornate decorations leaving visitors in awe. The temple’s peaceful atmosphere and serene surroundings make it an ideal spot for spiritual seekers and those seeking respite from the hustle and bustle of daily life. Kodandarama Temple is one of the best places to visit in Shimoga within 100 kms.

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These are some of the best places to visit in Shimoga within 100 km. Whether seeking adventure, natural beauty, or a glimpse into the past, the areas surrounding Shimoga offer diverse experiences for travellers of all interests. From the thundering cascades of Jog Falls to the serene trekking trails of Kodachadri Hills, and the ancient fortresses that witness history, this region promises an unforgettable journey through the wonders of Karnataka’s natural and cultural treasures. So pack your bags, lace up your boots, and prepare to embark on your trip to Karnataka that will leave you with memories to cherish for a lifetime.

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FAQs About Places To Visit In Shimoga Within 100 Km

What are the must-visit waterfalls near Shimoga?

The majestic Jog Falls, plunging 253m, is a must-see. Other notable waterfalls include Unchalli Falls, Davallee Falls, and Sadvalli Falls.

Are there good trekking options around Shimoga?

Yes, the region offers excellent trekking trails like Kodachadri Hills, Kundadri Hills, and Balmuri Falls trek, immersing you in lush Western Ghats scenery.

What adventure activities can I do near Shimoga?

Try rafting on the rapids of Sita River, caving at Antara Gange, zip-lining amid forests, and mountain biking through scenic routes.

What historical sites are worth visiting near Shimoga?

Explore ancient architectural marvels such as Keladi Nayaka-era Kunduvara Fort, Banavasi ruins, and the intricately carved Kodandarama Temple.

Where can I go for wildlife spotting around Shimoga?

Shettihalli Wildlife Sanctuary, Agumbe Rainforest, and Mandagadde Bird Sanctuary offer opportunities to sight unique flora/fauna of the Western Ghats

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Trekking in Shimoga

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1. Kodachadri Trek:  One of the best treks near Shimoga is the Kodachadri Trek, which also ranks as one of the most beautiful treks in the region. A trek to the summit of this mountain will offer you some of the most serene views of the entire region of Malnad, including its verdant rainforests. Amongst the most popular places for trekking in Shimoga, you can also witness numerous popular attractions of Malnad on this trekking trail. Some of these attractions include the Ganesha Guha, the famous Hidlumane Falls, Nagara Fort, the Arasinagundi Falls, Sarvajna Peetha and more. One of the major highlights of the Kodachadri Trek in Shimoga is that you can even witness the fog-covered peaks as you explore the varied mountainous terrains here. Often quite unheard of, this trek in the Western Ghats also takes you through the dense forests, and gives you a chance to catch sights of a wide array of wildlife, which also makes it one of the popular treks near Shimoga amongst wildlife enthusiasts. Some of these include the Malabar Giant Squirrel, the Malabar Langur, the Emerald Pigeon, Bison, Tiger, Python, King Cobra and more. The Kodachadri Trek will take you all the way to the summit of the mountain, which is located at an altitude of around 1343 metres above the sea level. It also takes around 8 to 10 hours to complete, and should be done around the months of October to February. Distance from Shimoga: 78 kilometres  Difficulty Level: Moderate to Difficult Trek Length: 20 to 22 kilometres 2. Kemmanagundi Trek:  Ranked amongst the most offbeat treks in Shimoga, the Kemmanagundi Trek, located in the Chikmagalur district in Karnataka, is the perfect trail for nature lovers, adventure enthusiasts, and wildlife explorers. Located in close proximity to the Baba Budan Giri Ranges, one of the major highlights of the Kemmanagundi Trek is the scintillating scenic views that it offers. Often referred to as the “Ooty of Karnataka,” this trek also offers some of the most beautiful views of the green valleys and meadows, quaint rivulets and streams, coffee plantations, waterfalls as well as the surrounding mountains. One of the most serene treks near Shimoga, undertaking the Kemmanagundi Trek is also a great way to experience the tranquillity and beauty of this beautiful area, while also getting a chance to connect with nature as they ascend to the top. With multiple starting points, located at different altitudes of the hill, the trek also boasts of sights of the rich flora and fauna of the region, as well as famous waterfalls like the Shanti Waterfalls and the Till Shanti Falls, among others. The Kemmanagundi Trek begins around 55 kilometres to the north of Chikmagalur, and takes trekkers to the top of the single and secluded peak of Kemmanagundi, or the KR Hills. The summit is located at an altitude of 1434 metres above the sea level, and takes between 7 to 9 hours to complete. You should also try to do this famous trek between the months of September and April.  Distance from Shimoga: 72 kilometres  Difficulty Level: Easy to Moderate Trek Length: 5 kilometres

What is the best time for trekking in Shimoga?

The best time to go trekking in Shimoga is during the winter season in the region, between the months of October and March. This is when the temperatures here range between 22 degrees Celsius to 30 degrees Celsius, with cool, pleasant days and colder nights. It is also during these months that you can catch sights of the mountains and jungles covered in fogs and slight mists, in addition to experiencing the peace and serenity of the mountain terrains during your trek.

How difficult is the Kodachadri Trek?

The Kodachadri Trek is one of the most offbeat yet popular treks in Shimoga, and is considered to be a moderate to difficult trek. While it is a little tough, it is not the most difficult trek in Shimoga, especially since people with a medium level of fitness can also accomplish it without any issues.

What are the best places to see in Shimoga?

1. Jog Falls:  One of the best places to see in Shimoga is the Jog Falls, which is also known as the second highest and the tallest non-tiered waterfall in the entire country. Tucked at the border of Uttar Kannada and Shimoga, the Jog Falls is also commonly known as the Jogada Gundi or Gerusoppa Waterfall, and is surrounded by lush forests. Flowing down the rocky cliffs from a height of over 250 metres above the sea level, the Jog Falls is formed by the serene Sharavathi River, and is then divided into four different parts, known as Raja, Rani, Rocket and Roarer. 2. Kundadri: Another one of the most popular places to visit in Shimoga is Kundadri, a famous view point, located at around 3200 feet from the sea level. The Kundadri view point offers some of the most spectacular views of the impressive valley down below, in addition to the verdant rainforests and mountains surrounding the region. It is also a great place to enjoy activities like trekking, and indulging in picnics with your near and dear ones, and is perfect for people of all ages and interests. You can also hike all the way to an ancient Jain temple located at the hilltop, a few kilometres above the Kundadri View Point. 3. Agumbe: When visiting Shimoga, one place that you must definitely pay a visit to, is the small and tranquil village of Agumbe. Tucked amidst dense green forests and rolling hills, this quaint hamlet is particularly known for offering some of the most beautiful sunset views in the region. It is also home to other popular sightseeing attractions, such as the Barkana Waterfalls and the Gopalakrishna Temple. A great place to visit if you are seeking respite away from the tourist crowds, Agumbe is also a hiking and trekking hotspot. It is also often referred to as the “Cherrapunji of the South,” and is said to receive the heaviest rainfall in the entire region. 4. Ikkeri: Ranked as one of the most famous temple towns, located in close proximity to Shimoga, is the town of Ikkeri. Known as the home of the popular Aghoreshwara Temple, this town also boasts of a peaceful and serene ambience, a divine and spiritual vibe and overall beauty. Surrounded by hills and verdant valleys, Ikkeri is also a photographer’s paradise, as you can indulge in various types of photography here, from nature and wildlife, to capturing views of the sunrise and sunset, as well as the intricate temple architecture. 5. Gudavi Bird Sanctuary: A haven for bird lovers, the Gudavi Bird Sanctuary is another one of the best places to visit in Shimoga. It is also one of the most popular tourist attractions in the region, located right along the serene Gudavi Lake. Home to more than 48 different species of birds, the Gudavi Bird Sanctuary is one place where you can catch sights of birds like the Black Headed Crane, the Little Grebe, Jungle Fowl, Bittern, Indian Shag, the Jungle Fowl and more. This place is also one of the most visited bird sanctuaries in all of Karnataka, and is famous for its unique birdwatching tours.

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Camping in Kundadri Hill

A spectacular monolithic hill in the Western Ghats of Shimoga, Karnataka, Kundadri Hill is decorated with dense forests, grey rugged rocks and a temple that graces the summit with its ancient beauty. Camping in Kundadri Hill gives you a quick getaway from the hot dusty city as this region has pleasant weather, cool blue skies and relaxing greenery that can rejuvenate the senses.

The hill is perhaps best known for the temple at the peak. This 17th century Jain temple is dedicated to thirthankara and has once given shelter to the Acharya Kundakunda centuries ago. Two small rock pools shimmer in the sunlight at the side of the temple and has quenched the thirst of sages through the years. 

Camping in  Kundadri Hill is a great option for a small holiday away from the city. Climb to the top of the hill and take in the gorgeous vista of the countryside below, trek along the trails lined with trees and shrubs or simply sip on serenity as you sit outside your tent and watch the clouds go by. 

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Although the hill is a beautiful place to explore, designated campsites aren't available here yet. But why let that stop you?  The best types of adventures are those you create for yourself! Pack up your camping equipment, food, water and other supplies, and make your way to this enchanting place to create your own campsite.  You can camp at the foothills or near the peak, but make sure you follow safety precautions. There's nothing quite like being alone in nature with your thoughts. Give yourself the gift of solo camping or camping at Kundadri Hill with a few close friends to create memories that you will cherish for a lifetime. 

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