| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Destination | Chembra Peak, Wayanad, Kerala |
| Starting point | Bengaluru |
| Duration | 2 days / 2 nights |
| Trek distance | Approximately 10 km round trip |
| Peak height | Approximately 1,735 ft, as listed in the trip details |
| Difficulty level | Moderate to difficult |
| Approximate distance from Bengaluru | 290 km |
| Stay | Shared homestay dormitory, with separate arrangements for men and women |
| Typical departure | Friday evening |
| Trek day | Day 2 of the itinerary |
| Sightseeing | Banasura Dam, Karlad Lake, and Wayanad Tea Museum |
| Trek access | Subject to forest department rules and current permissions |
Chembra Peak is a scenic trekking destination in Wayanad, Kerala, known for its tea plantations, forest paths, grassy slopes, and views across the Western Ghats. The trek offers a chance to explore the region’s landscapes on foot, with the heart-shaped Hridaya Saras Lake among the well-known sights along the route. Lake access and the trekking route depend on current local permissions.
The trek covers approximately 10 km round trip and is considered moderate to difficult. It involves a steady climb over changing terrain, so good stamina and suitable trekking shoes are recommended. Chembra Peak is in a protected forest area, and trekkers must follow local rules and any directions from forest authorities.
This two-day trip from Bengaluru typically includes sightseeing in Wayanad on the first day and the Chembra Peak trek on the second. The listed sightseeing stops are Banasura Dam, Karlad Lake, and Wayanad Tea Museum. The itinerary also includes a shared homestay, specified meals, and transport when included in the selected package. Confirm permits, access, and the final schedule with United Trips before departure.








Expect a challenging Wayanad weekend with sightseeing, a shared homestay, and a guided forest trek, subject to local access rules.
Chembra Peak is in Wayanad district, Kerala, in the Western Ghats.
The trek is approximately 10 km round trip, though the route may change based on local permissions and conditions.
The trip details list the peak height as approximately 1,735 ft. Confirm the elevation and permitted trek endpoint with United Trips before departure.
The trek is generally described as moderate to difficult. Good stamina and preparation for a steady climb are recommended.
Beginners with good fitness may find it manageable, but should be prepared for a demanding hike and follow the trek leader’s instructions.
Chembra Peak is approximately 290 km from Bengaluru by road. Travel time depends on traffic, weather, and stops.
The listed trip follows a 2-day / 2-night schedule, with an overnight journey from Bengaluru and a return late on Day 2.
The monsoon and post-monsoon periods can make Wayanad green and scenic, but weather may affect trail conditions and access. Check the forecast and trek status before travelling.
Trek access depends on weather, safety, and forest department rules. Confirm whether the trek is operating on your date.
Chembra Peak is in a protected forest area, and access is regulated. Confirm the required permissions and permitted route for your departure.
Hridaya Saras Lake is a well-known feature on the Chembra route, but access may be restricted or changed by local authorities. Follow current instructions and confirm access before your trip.
The itinerary lists Banasura Dam, Karlad Lake, and Wayanad Tea Museum. Access and visit timings may vary.
The itinerary lists shared homestay dormitory accommodation, with separate arrangements for men and women.
Meals depend on the confirmed package. The itinerary lists breakfast, dinner, and packed breakfast for the trek; lunch is self-sponsored.
The listed pickup points are Marathahalli, Silk Board, BTM, Banashankari, and Rajarajeshwari Nagar. Confirm your pickup point and reporting time with United Trips.
