Bidarakatte Trek
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Bangalore, Karnataka
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Starting from ₹ 999
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What will you experience
2 Hours of Trekking
Certified Leader
High Quality Safety Equipment
Exhilarating Scenic View
Panoramic Sunrise and Sunset View
Create a Team Bonding
About the Activity
| Activity Location | Shimoga District, Karnataka |
| Start Point | Kempegowda Tree Park |
| End Point | Doddarebylu |
| Trek Best Time | October to March |
| Trek Length | 3 KM |
| Trek Difficulty | Moderate |
| Activity Duration | 2 Hours |
About Bidarakatte Peak:
- Bidarakatte is a small village located in the state of Karnataka, India. Known for its scenic beauty and lush greenery, Bidarakatte attracts nature enthusiasts and tourists seeking a tranquil retreat.
- The village is also famous for its rich cultural heritage and traditional practices. The locals engage in various art forms, including folk dances and music, preserving the region's vibrant cultural traditions.
About Bidarakatte Trek:
- Meet and receive warm greetings from our team who will be joining you on your further journey.
- Trek through dense forests that are home to diverse flora and fauna, adding to the natural beauty of the trail.
- Encounter a mix of steep ascents, rocky paths, and narrow ridges, providing a thrilling challenge for trekkers.
- Walk back into the old days and explore the historical days of Bidarakatte through the ruins of a Historic Old Fort and Temple on your way.
- Refresh yourself by feasting your mind and soul with enchanting frames of lakes and ponds present at the top of the hill.
- Spot a variety of avian species as Bidarakatte is home to a rich birdlife, making it a haven for birdwatching enthusiasts.
- Enjoy the tranquillity of the surroundings in the embrace of mother nature, far away from the hustle and bustle of city life.
- Collect and bring a number of great moments and experiences back to your home from the Bidarakatte trek.
Know before you book
- You need to have a valid ID proof for the trek.
- Carry a waterproof backpack or have a waterproof cover with you.
- Make sure you have a raincoat, windcheater and your necessary toiletries.
- We do provide you with first aid kits, but it is recommended to have your necessary medications with you.
- To keep yourself energized during the trek, have a water bottle and some snacks/dry fruits/energy bars.
- Avoid littering around the trek and keep the environment clean.
- Individuals with heart issues, respiratory problems or any serious medical condition should avoid the trek.
- Children below the age of 10 years and elderly members especially those with mobility issues should refrain from joining the trek.
- Children must be kept under their parent's/guardians' assistance throughout the journey.
- Get a fitness level assessment before joining the trek.
Things to Carry
- Water Bottle
- Snacks
- Tissue Paper (1 Roll)
- Appropriate Clothing
- Comfortable Footwear
- Backpack
- Flashlight
- Sunscreen
- UA Voucher
How To Reach
By Air:The Bangalore International Airport(BLR) is located at a distance of 40 KM from the city centre. The visitors can take a taxi or bus to reach the city from the airport.
By Road:Bangalore is connected to the major cities of India via a great network of state and private buses. The Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation connects the city with nearby places.
By Train:Bangaluru City Railway Station(SBC) & Yeswantpur Junction(YPR) are railway stations that best serve the people travelling by train to Bangalore. These stations can be reached easily by bus or taxi.
Shimoga District, Karnataka
Frequently Asked Questions
Are guides available for the Bidarakatte trek?
Yes, local guides are available for the Bidarakatte trek. They have excellent knowledge of the trails, local flora and fauna, and can provide valuable insights and assistance throughout the trek.
Can I spot wildlife during the Bidarakatte trek?
While there are chances of spotting wildlife during the trek, it is not guaranteed. However, the region is known for its biodiversity, and you may come across various species of birds, deer, and other small animals.
How long is the Bidarakatte trek?
The Bidarakatte trek is typically a day trek and takes approximately 2-3 hours on average depending on the pace of the group and the specific route taken
What is the best time to undertake the Bidarakatte trek?
The best time to go for the Bidarakatte is during the winter and early summer months, from October to March when the weather is pleasant and the trails are in good condition.
Is prior trekking experience required for the Bidarakatte trek?
No, prior trekking experience is not necessary for the Bidarakatte trek. It is suitable for both beginners and experienced trekkers. However, maintaining a moderate level of fitness is recommended.
Are there any age restrictions for the Bidarakatte trek?
Individuals above the age of 12 years old are free to be part of the Trek. However, participants must ensure they are in good health and capable of walking for several hours on uneven terrains. It is advisable to consult with a doctor before undertaking the trek, especially for older individuals or those with any pre-existing medical conditions.
What should I pack for the Bidarakatte trek?
Essential items to pack include comfortable trekking shoes, appropriate clothing for the weather, a hat, sunscreen, insect repellent, a water bottle, snacks, a first aid kit, a camera, and a backpack to carry your belongings.
Is camping allowed during the Bidarakatte trek?
Camping is generally not permitted during the Bidarakatte trek, as it is a day trek. However, there may be nearby camping options or guesthouses in the vicinity where you can stay overnight.
Are there any restroom facilities available along the trek route?
Since Bidarakatte is a village trek, restroom facilities might be limited. It is advisable to use the restroom facilities before starting the trek and carry tissues or wet wipes for personal hygiene during the trek.
Is the Bidarakatte trek safe?
The Bidarakatte trek is generally safe, but it is always recommended to take necessary precautions. Trek in groups, stay on marked trails, listen to your guide's instructions, and carry essentials like a first aid kit and a means of communication in case of emergencies.
