Kumara Parvatha Trek Package from Bangalore

Day 1 – Drive from Bangalore to Somvarpet | 235 km

Bangalore – Pickup and Journey Begins

On Friday night, your adventure begins with a pickup from one of the designated locations in Bangalore:
– Karachi Bakery, Indiranagar at 9:00 PM
– Domlur Sky Walk at 9:15 PM
– Yeswanthpur Metro Station (towards Tumkur) at 10:30 PM
– People Tree Hospitals, Gorguntepalya at 10:40 PM

Before boarding, enjoy a quick dinner, and get comfortable for the overnight journey ahead. You’ll be dropped off at the same pickup points, making your return just as easy. Sit back, relax, and get ready for a scenic drive to Somvarpet, where your trek will begin!

Day 2 – Trek towards Kumara Parvatha | 9 km

Kukke Subramanya

Start your day early with breakfast at the homestay after reaching Somvarpet in the morning. From here, we’ll drive to the trek’s starting point, where the adventure begins.

The trek to Kumara Parvatha takes you through dense forests and rugged terrain, offering both challenge and beauty. As you ascend, immerse yourself in nature’s serenity and the fresh mountain air. Upon reaching the summit, enjoy a well-deserved packed lunch while soaking in the breathtaking views.

After taking in the scenery, begin your descent back to the base, where a cozy bonfire (weather permitting) awaits to relax and warm you up. Enjoy a hearty dinner before retiring for the night, recharged for the next day’s journey.

Day 3 – Visit Mallali Falls & Manjarabad Fort

Start your day with a hearty breakfast before beginning your journey back to Bangalore. On the way, stop to visit the stunning Mallali Falls, where you can enjoy the refreshing views of cascading water surrounded by lush greenery.

Next, explore the historic Manjarabad Fort, a must-see landmark that offers panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.

After these scenic stops, continue your drive back to Bangalore, where you’ll arrive by 9:30 PM, completing your unforgettable trek and adventure.

Inclusions:

– Cozy tent accommodation on a sharing basis (separate rooms for men & women)
– All meals: 1 breakfast, 2 lunches, and 1 dinner (vegetarian)
– Necessary forest and trek permits
– Experienced forest guide for the trek
– Campfire (weather permitting)
– Professional trek leads to ensure a safe and enjoyable journey

Which not included in inclusions.

Things to Carry :

• Cancellation before 25 days prior to the scheduled departure, would levy a 50% of total cost of the tour as cancellation charges.
• Cancellation made within 0-15 days prior to the scheduled departure, would levy a 100% of total cost of the tour as cancellation charges.
• No exception to this policy can be made for any reason.
• In case of events beyond our control like political unrest, natural calamity, regulations of the government, etc. BackPackClan has the right to reschedule the activity or conduct an alternate activity, any refund will not be given in lieu of such events.

1. Is Kumar Parvatha Trek suitable for beginners?

The Kumar Parvatha trek is moderately challenging. While it is accessible to those with a basic level of fitness, it does involve steep ascents, rocky terrain, and some difficult stretches. Beginners should be in good physical condition and mentally prepared for a challenging hike. Trekking experience is beneficial but not mandatory for those willing to push their limits.

2. What is the best time to do the Kumar Parvatha Trek?

The best time to trek Kumar Parvatha is between October and March, when the weather is cooler and more comfortable for trekking. The monsoon months (June to September) should be avoided due to slippery trails and potential landslides.

3. How long is the Kumar Parvatha trek?

The Kumar Parvatha trek is approximately 22 km round-trip. The trek usually takes 2 days, with an overnight stay either at a base camp or in a tent during the ascent. The trek to the peak is tough but rewarding with panoramic views of the Western Ghats.

4. Do I need a permit for the Kumar Parvatha Trek?

Yes, you will need a permit to trek Kumar Parvatha. Since it lies within a protected forest area, permits are mandatory and can be obtained from the Forest Department. The permits are usually arranged in advance as part of a guided trek.

5. Is it safe to trek Kumar Parvatha?

Kumar Parvatha is considered a safe trek if proper safety measures are followed. However, due to the steep and rocky terrain, trekkers should exercise caution and follow the instructions of the trek leader. It’s best to trek with a guide or a group for added safety.

6. What should I pack for the Kumar Parvatha trek?

Essential items include:

• Comfortable trekking shoes with good grip
• Light, breathable clothing (preferably moisture-wicking)
• A hat or cap for sun protection
• A rain jacket (in case of sudden weather changes)
• A water bottle and energy snacks
• First aid kit, sunscreen, and insect repellent
• Personal toiletries and a camera to capture the stunning views
• A headlamp or flashlight for the evening

7. Can I trek to Kumar Parvatha solo?

While it’s possible to trek Kumar Parvatha solo, it is not recommended, especially for beginners or first-time trekkers. Trekking in a group with a guide is safer, as the terrain can be challenging. Group treks provide guidance, support, and safety in case of emergencies.

8. What is the difficulty level of the Kumar Parvatha trek?

The Kumar Parvatha trek is considered moderately difficult. The trail is steep in parts, and trekkers will need to navigate rocky paths and dense forests. It requires a good level of physical fitness and stamina. Proper preparation and training are important for a successful trek.