| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Destination | Kumara Parvatha, Coorg |
| Activity Location | Coorg, Karnataka |
| Trek | Kumara Parvatha Peak Trek |
| Duration | 2 Days / 2 Nights |
| Trek Distance | Approx. 14 km round trip |
| Peak Elevation | Approx. 5,617 ft |
| Difficulty | Moderate to Difficult |
| Distance from Bangalore | Approx. 270 km |
| Departure | Friday evening |
| Return | Sunday |
| Main Attraction | Kumara Parvatha Peak |
| Additional Attraction | Mallalli Falls |
| Stay | Shared homestay/dormitory in reference package |
| Minimum Age | 12+ in reference package |
Kumara Parvatha Trek from Bangalore is a challenging Western Ghats adventure that takes you into the scenic mountains of Coorg, Karnataka.
Known for its steep sections, lush greenery, mountain landscapes and expansive Western Ghats views, Kumara Parvatha is one of the well-known trekking destinations in Karnataka.
This 2D/2N Kumara Parvatha Trek from Bangalore combines an overnight journey, a full-day mountain trek, accommodation, meals and a visit to the spectacular Mallalli Falls.
The trekking route is approximately 14 km round trip, with the peak reaching around 5,617 ft. The reference package classifies the trek as moderate to difficult, so participants should be prepared for a physically demanding trekking experience.
The route begins in the Beedahalli area and becomes progressively steeper as you climb towards the summit. Once at the top, trekkers can enjoy expansive views of the surrounding Western Ghats before beginning the descent.
Begin your overnight journey from Bangalore towards the Kumara Parvatha trek base in Coorg.
The competitor currently begins its pickup operation at 9:00 PM.
Travel overnight towards Kumarparvatha.
Reach the accommodation near the trek base.
Freshen up and prepare for the trek.
Complete your morning routine and prepare your trekking gear.
Have breakfast and prepare your packed lunch for the trek.
Begin the Kumara Parvatha Peak Trek.
The trail gradually becomes steeper as you progress through the Western Ghats landscape.
Expect:
Reach the summit area.
Take time to enjoy the surrounding Western Ghats views and capture photographs.
The reference itinerary schedules the summit around 1:30 PM.
Enjoy your packed lunch while taking in the mountain scenery.
Start descending towards the trek base.
Complete the descent and return to the base.
Reach the accommodation.
Relax with tea and refreshments.
Gather around the campfire and enjoy dinner with the group.
Campfire is subject to weather and local conditions.
Stay at the homestay/dormitory accommodation.
The reference package describes shared dormitory accommodation with separate arrangements for men and women.
Wake up and prepare for the day.
Head towards Mallalli Falls, one of the scenic attractions in the Coorg region.
Spend time exploring the surroundings and enjoying the natural landscape.
Have breakfast and pack your belongings.
Check out from the homestay and begin the return journey towards Bangalore.
Depending on time, traffic and the final United Trips itinerary, an additional sightseeing stop may be considered.
Stop for lunch during the return journey.
Lunch is self-sponsored in the reference itinerary.
Reach Bangalore.
Actual arrival time can vary depending on traffic, road conditions and travel delays.
📍09:00 PM — Marathahalli Near Kalamandir
📍09:30 PM — Silk Board Bus Stop, opposite Pizza Hut
📍09:45 PM — BTM Udupi Garden Bus Stop, opposite A2B
📍10:10 PM — Banashankari Bus Stop
📍10:30 PM — RR Nagar Gopalan Arcade, Mysore Road
The Kumara Parvatha Trek from Bangalore is a physically demanding Western Ghats adventure rather than a casual sightseeing trip.
Expect a long trekking day with steep sections, changing terrain and beautiful mountain landscapes.
Kumara Parvatha Trek is a Western Ghats trekking experience in the Coorg/Kodagu region of Karnataka. The referenced route covers approximately 14 km round trip and reaches about 5,617 ft.
Kumara Parvatha is approximately 270 km from Bangalore by road, according to the referenced tour listing
The referenced trekking route is approximately 14 km round trip
The reference listing gives the elevation as approximately 5,617 ft.
The trek is listed as moderate to difficult. It includes steep gradients and a relatively long trekking route.
Beginners with reasonable fitness can consider joining an organized trek with experienced trek leaders, but the route should not be treated as an easy beginner trek because it is classified as moderate to difficult.
The reference page recommends October to February for the trek, while conditions vary throughout the year
Yes. The referenced package operates as a Friday evening departure from Bangalore with a Sunday return.
The reference package includes Bangalore-to-Coorg transportation and return transportation. United Trips should mention this only if it is included in your package.
The referenced package includes shared homestay/dormitory accommodation
Yes, solo travellers can join an organized group departure if United Trips offers individual bookings.
The reference package includes a homestay/dormitory accommodation and campfire, rather than clearly describing overnight tent camping. Therefore, United Trips should advertise “camping” only if your actual package provides tents.
Yes. The referenced package departs Bangalore on Friday evening and returns Sunday, making it suitable for a weekend trekking itinerary.
Safety depends on weather, trail conditions, fitness, equipment and following trek-leader/local instructions. United Trips should communicate current weather and trail restrictions before each departure rather than guaranteeing that conditions will always be safe.
Carry trekking shoes with good grip, at least two litres of water, a strong backpack, rain protection, extra clothes, personal medication, a torch, sunscreen, sunglasses and energy snacks.
