Currently, on request
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₹3200
8-12 people | Easy-Moderate hill climb
Child friendly | Questions? Contact us
Currently, on request
First timer? GET 35% OFF
8-12 people | Easy-Moderate hill climb
Child friendly | Questions? Contact us
Original price was: ₹3,200.00.₹2,080.00Current price is: ₹2,080.00. inc. GSTRead more
An ecological hotspot. Spot birds, butterflies, dragonflies or if you are lucky the Bulbul. Discover fort remnants & old routes, and decipher some fascinating history. Spot geological features.
HISTORY: Tumkur region. Intriguing stories of origin. Temples and the kings.
GEO: Rocky hills, springs, caves.
ECO: Butterflies. Dragonflies. Birds. Flowering and medicinal species. Intimate, up close.
The day
Start your day with hill ranges. Away from the city, drive through ranges you did not know existed nearby Bengaluru. Choose any nice spot and stop. Be amazed at the sudden pristine forest cover. It will push us to take a pause. Go explore at your pace – butterflies, birds or the fort remnants scattered around. Will you be lucky to spot the elusive bulbul?
HISTORY
You may have heard of this place before, perhaps as a pilgrimage, which it is. But did you know about the fort? Many temples, but what about the fort and the gates? How about a little excursion to locate some inscriptions and hero-stones? The place still holds its dear history, scattered in the hills. Observe and learn. Learn to read ruins, appreciate them.
ECO
A bio hotspot with a large variety of flora and fauna, you get to observe and spot things in nature. You could spot many butterflies, birds or who knows that elusive bulbul!
GEO
These amazing hills around Bengaluru, do their rocks say something? Do the hills say something? Did someone say a river or two begin here?
DAY TRIP | Near Bengaluru (95+km) Tumakuru region
Group size: 8-12
Includes
DAY TRIP | from Bengaluru (95+km one way) to Tumakuru region
Travel light, travel smart. Take only the essentials.
Prepare a day early, run a quick check before you set out.
“I loved the experience of this trip. It was refreshing and gave a different meaning to the word “explore” to me. There were quite a few WoW moments: after a tiring afternoon trek, seeing a tummy filling ethnic Thali was certainly a WoW and Aha! moment. The scenic points, especially the first one which showed the whole valley was great, I wish I could be there also at sunset. Then receiving history and geology gyan – the conversation were full of knowledge and created curiosity. Would love to go on some more of these. :)”
Atit Patel, SW Engineer, First WalkIn
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“For a person like me who is more of a home dweller than an explorer, it was a day spent well with India Nearby. A moderate climb up the hill, visit to ancient temples on the way, understanding the historical evidences in the ruins and the appetizing food made the trip truly memorable and not just a hot-spot visit.”
Janki Raghavan, Animator, Sirena Tech.
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“I like to travel, explore and discover nature, and the trip with India Nearby just had everything and something unique. You actually learn things, interesting things, amazing facts about the place you are visiting. You explore places which are unexplored….which is crazy fun, makes you feel like a Discoverer. The way India nearby lets you explore the trip is pretty awesome. And the food :) it was fun to explore different dishes in our lunch. I had a great time, enjoyed every moment. Keep it up…keep going…Can’t wait for my next trip with you guys. CHEERS”
Hrishikesh D, Animator, Sirena Tech.
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“It was an awesome trip! There were quite a few Wow moments…Hero stones, Listening to the priest, Trekking, searching for the well, walking in the fields, and the lunch. Trip request: Chitradurga fort.”
Yeswanth Swami, SW Engineer, First WalkIn
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