Kuduremukha Trekking


Team : Anand, Deekshith, Naveen, Rajesh, Shashi
Route : Bangalore --> Haasan --> Kalasa (nearest bus stop) --> Kuduremukha(~319km)
Transport : KSRTC bus, Auto
Date of journey : 2 Dec 2017
Trek distance : 11+kms (One way)
Trek timing : ~3.5 hrs to reach peak, with couple of short breaks in between
Trek difficulty level : Moderate
Trekking Fee : 425rs per person
Guide Fee : 500rs per group of 5-6 members

Contact person / Trek Guide : Jeep Jagadeesh, +91 9449739198


Initial trail path

first breakpoint -Onti mara

Greenary everywhere..

Picturesque view


On the way

Peak

Conqured Kuduremukha

Selfie time

Descending


With trek guide - Jagadeesh

Somavathi falls

Best time to visit : 

- Post  Monsoon session, till end of December.

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