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Kudremukh Trek from Mysore Highlights

The Kudremukh trek is a special experience because they only allow 50 trekkers each day. They do this to protect the beautiful wildlife in the area.
When you go for this trek, you won't find fancy facilities like in popular places like Coorg Tadiandamol and Kodachadri. Instead, you'll stay in simple homestays made just for trekkers.
It's a good idea to keep an extra day in your plan because sometimes it's hard to get permission for the Kudremukh trek on the first try.
If you can't get permission for Kudremukh, don't worry. You can try the Kurinjal peak trek. It's also in Kudremukh National Park, and the forest department can arrange it for you. It's a great alternative adventure.

Kudremukh Trek from Mysore Overview

Kudremukh Trek from Mysore, a premier trekking destination in South India, lures adventurers from across the nation with its distinctive terrain. It offers a unique experience with lush rolling grasslands, unlike any other trek. Rising to 1,894 meters, Kudremukh gets its name from the Kannada language, where "Kudremukh" means "horse face," owing to its mountain's striking resemblance. The distance is easily manageable for those starting the Kudremukh trek from Mysore, and various trek packages make the adventure accessible and exciting.

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Itinerary For Kudremukh Trek from Mysore

Day 1 - Departure from Mysore and Arrival at Kudremukh

Mullodi Village

Mysore Departure:

meet us at the designated pickup point in Mysore that is the Mysore Railway Station at 7:00 PM
We'll commence our overnight journey to Chikamagalur, the starting point for the Kudremukh trek.

Day 2 - Kudremukh Trek Adventure

Chikmagalur

Saturday Morning:Upon reaching Chikamagalur around 7:00 AM, enjoy a hearty breakfast to prepare for the exciting day ahead. After breakfast, we'll proceed to the base camp.

Trek Commencement (9:00 AM):Embark on the thrilling trek to Kudremukh Peak, which stands at an elevation of 1,848 meters. The round trip covers a distance of 22 kilometers and is considered a moderate-grade climb. The journey begins with a muddy path, leading you gradually through a plateau adorned with meadows and grasslands.As you progress, the ascent becomes steeper after the initial 3-4 kilometers, maintaining its challenging gradient for the rest of the way. Apart from occasional dense forest patches, the trail primarily meanders through vast grasslands that stretch as far as the eye can see.

Midday Exploration:Take a well-deserved break and savor your lunch amid breathtaking views of the lush green surroundings.

Summit (Late Afternoon):Reach the summit in the late afternoon, where you'll be treated to panoramic vistas of the Kudremukh Peak and its surroundings.

Descent (2:00 PM):Begin your descent from the peak around 2:00 PM, aiming to reach the base camp by 6:00 PM, marking the completion of the trek.

Evening Delights:Wrap up the day with a cozy bonfire and a delightful dinner featuring local cuisine. Rest and rejuvenate for the night ahead.

Day 3 - Explore Somawathi Falls, Belur Temple, and Return

Kudremukh Peak

Sunday Morning:Wake up early to catch the sunrise and enjoy a hearty breakfast at 8:00 AM.

Somawathi Falls:Following breakfast, we'll head to Somawathi Falls, where you can refresh yourself with a dip in the crystal-clear waters.

Homeward Journey:Check out from the homestay/campsite and embark on the return journey to Mysore.

Belur Temple Visit (1:00 PM):Around 1:00 p.m., we'll make a stop to visit the beautiful Belur Temple, a cultural gem of the region. You'll have the opportunity for a self-sponsored lunch.
Optional Visit:If time permits, we may also visit the scenic Samse Tea Estate.

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Things to Carry

Water bottle

Medical kit

Personal medications (if any)

Poncho or Rain Cover

Backpack with waterproof linings

Waterproof windcheater

Power bank

Dry Fruits and Chocolates

Lightweight trekking pants

Trekking Shoes

Location Details about Kudremukh Trek from Mysore

Starting Point

Mullodi Village

End Point

Mullodi Village

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Kudremukh Trek from Mysore FAQs

Why is Kudremukh famous for?

Kudremukh is renowned for its Kudremukh National Park, the second-largest protected area in the Western Ghats, spanning 600 square kilometers. This biodiverse park is home to various wildlife, including macaques, Malabar giant squirrels, langurs, chitals, and barking deer. It's also possible to spot majestic creatures like tigers, wild dogs, leopards, and jackals within its stunning landscapes.

Which are the best places to visit near Kudremukh?

Besides the Kudremukh trek itself, there are several captivating attractions nearby:

Jamalabad Fort: Located about 87 kilometers from Kudremukh, this historic fort offers panoramic views of the Kudremukh range. It's popular among trekkers and provides stunning sunrise and sunset vistas.
Lakya Dam: Situated on the River Lakya, this check dam amid lush green forests offers serene evening views and captivating sunset reflections on the water.
Gangamoola (Varaha Parvata): The origin of three rivers, this spot within Kudremukh National Park features a small cave temple dedicated to Goddess Bhagvati and Lord Varaha, accessible via a 2-kilometer trek.
Hanuman Gundi Falls: Located around 15 kilometers from Kudremukh, this waterfall cascades from a height of 100 feet onto natural boulders and rocks. It's particularly enchanting during the monsoon.
Rock Cut Garden: Found at Kemmanagundi Hill Station, this man-made garden offers a diverse array of flowers and breathtaking views of the mountain range and Bhadra Reservoir.
Kalasa: A few kilometers from Kudremukh, Kalasa is known for the ancient Kalasehwara Temple, situated on the Bhadra River's banks. It's also famous for Ayurveda practices and coffee plantations.

What is the best time to go for the Kudremukh trek?

The best time for the Kudremukh trek from Mysore is during the monsoon and winter months, from June to February. The weather is pleasant, and the landscape is lush and captivating during this period.

What is the Kudremukh trekking route?

The Kudremukh trek starts from the Kudremukh base camp and covers approximately 22 kilometers round trip. Along the way, you'll enjoy breathtaking natural beauty and panoramic vistas from the hilltop.

What is the average temperature in Kudremukh throughout the year?

Kudremukh experiences a moderate to humid climate year-round, with heavy rainfall during the monsoon season. Temperature ranges are as follows:

Summer Season: 22°C to 35°C.
Monsoon Season: 17°C to 30°C.
Winter Season: 20°C to 10°C.

What kind of clothing and equipment should I carry for Kudremukh trekking?

When embarking on the Kudremukh trek from Mysore, be sure to pack the following essentials:

A backpack with broad straps.
Raincoat/Poncho for unexpected rain.
Personal medications and toiletries.
Sweaters/jackets for warmth.
Comfortable sports shoes for trekking.
A flashlight with extra batteries.
Sunscreen and a cap for sun protection.
Comfortable track pants and full-sleeve cotton T-shirts.
A torch for nighttime activities.
Protective goggles.
Mosquito repellents for a comfortable trekking experience.

Confirmation Policy

Upon booking, the traveller will receive a confirmation voucher via email, within 24 hours.
In the special cases of slots not being available, feasible alternatives will be provided to the customer, in regards to the customer’s preference. In such cases, a new voucher would be sent via email, consisting of the new travel details.

Cancellation Policy

Any cancellation made 20 days prior to the date of departure, would levy a 30% of total tour cost as cancellation charges.
Any cancellation made within 7-20 days prior to the date of departure, would levy a 60% of total tour cost as cancellation charges.
Any cancellation made within 0-7 days prior to the date of departure, would levy a 100% of total tour cost as cancellation charges.
Due to any restrictions such as sudden government policies or regulations, health hazards, medical emergencies, or unprecedented weather conditions, activities and tours may be nonoperational and be cancelled. In cases such as these, operators will attempt to cater to the traveller an alternate, which is feasible in nature. However, any refund would not be catered.