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Kudremukh: An Offbeat Experience | Plan The Unplanned

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Fri, 4 Jan 2019 9:00PM - Sun, 6 Jan 2019 10:00PM + more dates
Kudremukh (Outside Bengaluru)
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Fri, 4 Jan 2019
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- Sun, 6 Jan 2019
, 10:00PM
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  Perhaps youve always wanted to spend a night somewhere in the middle of nowhere and enjoy the eerie silence, well now is the time to live it up, with Plan The Unplanned at Maala Homestay.

The Western Ghats fascinate one and all, with its impenetrable forests, stunning bio-diversity, and awesome waterfalls. On the foothills of this natures wonder, ensconced in the Kudremukh range of the hills is a quaint, idyllic village called Maala, just 16 km from Karkala Town in Udupi District, and yet miles and miles away from any trace of urban life. Amidst its ever-green environs and intense silence, the rural agricultural life is an incomprehensible experience.

Maala Homestay is a 200-year-old house restored artistically. Built using locally available materials with cosy rooms and spacious living rooms, it allows you to experience the nature in its fullest glory. With rustling trees, chirping birds, gushing streams and perpetual breeze carrying the fragrance of wildflowers, you cannot be closer than this to nature. And, there is more. Maala Homestay is a home as much as it is a museum an impressive range of modern, classical, and folk arts and artefacts adorn its walls and shelves. Maala Homestay offers you an opportunity to enjoy the nature and the world of art at the same time.

Trek Level: Easy


DAY 0 - 
Leave from Bangalore by 9 PM

DAY 1 - 
-Reach homestay and freshen up
-Short trek (approx 2 km) to a nearby stream
-Visit an old, mud house in the village on the way back
-Homemade lunch at the homestay
-Visit the nearby waterfall

DAY 2 - 
-Freshen up and breakfast
-Pottery/basket-weaving lessons by local artisans
-Lunch and departure from Mannapaapu Mane
-Reach Bangalore by 10PM

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Inclusions

Inclusions

-Transportation to and fro from Bangalore
-Sharing Basis Accommodation in Homestay
-Food - Breakfast & Lunch on Day 1 & Day 2
-Dinner on Day 1,Local & traditional food (Veg Only)
-The local and cultural experience that you gain

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Exclusions

Exclusions

-Any kind of insurance
-Personal Expense:( snacks, mineral water etc)
-Anything that's not included in the inclusions above.

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Note:

Note:

1. Consumption of alcohol, intoxicants and smoking would not be tolerated during the entire course of the journey. Kindly co-operate with us to make the experience more fun.
2. Put Litter in its place, do not trash the mother earth.
3. In the case of traffic delays or breakdowns expect a few delays in reaching the destination.
4. Please carry a xerox copy of your Voter ID/Aadhar card as the same is mandatorily required to obtain permits from the forest department.
5. Non-Indian nationals will have to pay an additional amount of Rs. 1,225 towards forest permits.

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Destination Info

Destination Info
Kudremukh
Kudremukh
A quaint hill station near Chikmagalur, Kudremukh is one of the most scenic hills and one of the highest ranges in Karnataka, and is also among the  top destinations for trekking near Bangalore between 300 - 400 Kms along. In fact, it is the third highest after Mulaiyangiri and Baba Budangiri. With a name that literally translates to ‘Horse Face’, the shape of the hill, true to it’s name, looks like the face of a horse.  Image Credits: Flickr - Dhruvaraj A trek along Kudremukh is ... Read More

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Kudremukh ( Outside Bengaluru )
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Organizer Reviews 4.2 (13)
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Tue, 20 Nov
A tough trek. But worth it. Never have I been let down as much as I was, when with every last ounce of energy in body, I dragged myself from kallu mantapam to the peak,when one guy chilling on a rock there calmly pointed out to the actual peak 2kms from there. If it were not for the trek leads Abhishek and ruchi, this trek would just have been pictures at the peak, sore legs and swollen ankles. But, the energy they brought to the group made me enjoy this trek more than I had ever expected. Will definitely come back for round two - by Siddartha Samanth Chinne for Kumara Parvatha Trek | Plan The Unplanned organized by Plan The Unplanned .
Tue, 23 Oct
We went for this trek on 19th-21st Oct 2018. We were amazed to see the rich biodiversity at Kotagiri. It's a very good place for birding enthusiasts. There is a lot of wildlife in these Nilgiri Hills. Weather was excellent and we did not face much rains during the trek. We did not take the overnite bus ride provided by the organisers. We went on our own one day earlier and stayed at a homestay and joined the group at the camp on Saturday morning and stayed there for the night at camp and left on Sunday morning. +ves - The group was very energetic and fun. The trek leads were keen to make us explore as much as we can in the limited time we had. They were also very enthusiastic about making the whole trip fun for people by trying to organise fun activities in the evening.-ves - My overall review is negative so obviously there are more -ves than +ves. Will make it objective for future trekkers to keep these in mind as they chose this place for a trekking/camping experience1. The camps are set up in a tea estate down the valley. There is one big campsite started by a tea estate owner and then there are a couple small ones which mushroomed around it. We were in one of the smaller campsite. This was the first major concern. the site was barely enough to pitch 3-4 tents and have max 10-12 people. There are 2 restrooms (which were filthy by the way). The organisers booked 27 people for this trek (+3 trek leads) and there was another group of 10 at the same campsite. So in all we were 40-45 people at a such a small place and there were 12-14 tents pitched next to each other. There was hardly any place to even walk or sit outside comfortably. This was a major dampener in our camping experience.2. Food - the food and camping is provided by the people who own the camping site. Plan the unplanned is just taking bookings and taking people to this campsite and making a margin out of this. The food was very average. I have been to multiple treks and lot of them at very high altitudes. The food is far far better than what was offered here. 3. Lack of experience of trek leaders - The trek leaders had very little or no experience in managing a trekking group. They were not able to assess risks, they had no first aid kits, they had no mode of communication to check the progress, whereabouts and safety of such a large group, and they were not able to guide the group to move at a pace which was required to cover the treks in time. After reaching sites, people were just left on their own to spend as much time as they want. This led to the group missing going to dolphin peak as it got dark. 4. Respect for nature/jungles - Lot of trekkers were first timers and they did not have much awareness on conduct in forests and treks. Some basic rules are avoiding being too loud, making lot of noise, playing loud music etc. What was surprising was trek leads also lacking these basic principles. The whole campsite was very loud specially in the evening and the dance, music and party continued till 11 PM disturbing the wildlife/birds in that area. This was led and initiated by trek leads themselves. Moreover, during the trek, trek leads were playing music on their mobiles which set the example for other youngsters also and they thought thats an ok thing to do. This was really really disappointing. Having fun is important but at the same time, in these zones, we have to respect the forests and the wildlife there and be sensitive. Fellow trekkers - chose this trek if you are a nature lover, contact local campsites on your own and do it the proper way. Do not expect the organisers to add any more value than arranging a shared transportation for you (and making a huge margin on that).I dont have any trust in capabilities of these organisers especially because they don't seem to be nature lovers and have poor planning and execution skills. - by Yogendra for Kotagiri Trek - Camp Amidst The Nilgiri Hills organized by Plan The Unplanned .
Sun, 07 Oct
It was amazing experience ,even though it was hard to climb but worth the climb because of the final view . The fog ,the wind ,clouds it feels as if we are traveling on the cloud to heaven ,in fact it's heaven on the earth. The treak leads were very friendly , approachable and entertained us with various activities throughout the journey , over all our weekend well spent with PTU.But one suggestion is next time while climbing up and coming down pleas take care treakers ,try to be with them as much as possible other than this really we had great weekend.tThanks team. - by Suprita for Night Trek To Skandagiri organized by Plan The Unplanned .
Sun, 30 Sep
Excellent - by Ravi N Patil for Kodachadri Trek with Plan The Unplanned organized by Plan The Unplanned .
Mon, 24 Sep
#PlanTheUnplanned -- Friendly coordinators, vehicle was good, drive was average, stay was excellent, food was average. Awesome views all through the trek (22kms). Add Kudremukh in must trek list. Elniru waterfalls near kudremukh base is worth visiting (4kms) ~ 22 Sept 2018 - by Santhosh for Kudremukh Monsoon Trek | Plan The Unplanned organized by Plan The Unplanned .
Sun, 23 Sep
I was there last time.Place is amazing,but we missed some treks and views due to irresponsibility and lack of planning. They depend on an outsourced guide who smoke weed and forget his responsibility. Don't expect any luxury as they always look for cheapest options for travel and accommodation. An irritating coordinator for Bangalore as well made the trip awful - by Vivek for Meghalaya on Foot | Plan The Unplanned organized by Plan The Unplanned .
Sat, 21 Jul
So, HAMPI was always on my list of Must Do Travels. I am so glad that I chose to explore this dream place with Plan The Unplanned. Hampi is itself a best place but as a solo Traveler, being with them made my experience memorable. We did #bouldering, #MopedRiding kishkindha(or Hampi) k galiyon mein #GermanCafeLunches #Swimming #Trekking #Coracleride #BoatRide #MusicalNights #SleepingUnderSky #ArcheologicalPlaces #DanceInBus and yes making new friends. As Hampi has 2 parts - one the Archeological and other the Hippie(Mountainous) Hampi, the best thing was we were able to cover major things in just 1.5 days and I guess all because things were so organized. All credit goes to Jatin (our Organizer and jovial personality). - by Deepa Dodwani for Explore Hampi Heritage Trek, Bouldering and Camping organized by Plan The Unplanned .
Sun, 01 Jul
Excellent group.. Had a great time.. - by Anchal for Tadiandamol Coorg Monsoon Trek | Plan The Unplanned organized by Plan The Unplanned .
Mon, 28 Aug
The trek was very awesome. The view from the peaks is mesmerising. This is a must-go place! - by Pavithra for Kudremukh Monsoon Trek organized by Plan The Unplanned .
Fri, 24 Feb
The best organizers in town! Been with 3 organizers but they are the best... - by Aprameya for Plan The Unplanned .
Fri, 24 Feb
So, this is my experience with the Plan The Unplanned-Gokarna Beach Trek..

The best part of travelling is they have booked the homestay just behind the beach which is just 200 meters away & allowed us to spend night time on beach (y) Gazing at stars, Sea shore sounds .. what an life time experience :-):-):-)

Great Work :-) N Yet More trips to go with you people (y) Cheers :-):-) - by Nisarg Joshi for Plan The Unplanned .
Wed, 22 Feb
Great Team ! Everyone must try out wonderful organising and A lot of memories to take back. Will surely join on more treks! Plan the Unplanned, all is planned yet unplanned :) - by Jatin Munvar for Plan The Unplanned .
Wed, 22 Feb
One of the best trek organizer in Bangalore. Had an amazing experience. - by Tarun Rathi for Plan The Unplanned .
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