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## About The Trip

Let’s Hike to a Place Where Nethravathi River Takes Birth & Peaks Play Hide and Seek.
Ask ten experienced trekkers about their best hiking experience in the steamy Western Ghats, and they will nominate a trek in the Kudremukha National Park. Such is the elegance of this region. Hidden for many years in the shadow of other trails – like Bandaje Falls trek, Kurinjal Peak trek and Kudremukha trek – Nethravathi trek recently got into the limelight. And there has been no stopping ever since.
Combine sanctity, adventure, playfulness, scenery, purity, mythology and bliss – you will probably get 1% of what the Nethravathi trek is about. Here, mountains play hide and seek, voices of birds preclude you from moving, water streams gurgle anecdotes, the Nethravathi river boasts of its capabilities, and clouds rise only to fall back into the valley. These abstract truths are waiting to unfold, but ssh… you ought to remain subdued and observe – mountains will communicate with you!
On an approximately 12 km trail, you will come across two water streams, many waterfalls (depending on the season), dense forest sections, open grasslands, and armpits of the Western Ghats existing in dankness on lustrous grasslands' surface. The last stream you will encounter while ascending is the Nethravathi River.
According to locals, the river was first discovered by sages living in Dharmasthala, who came on this trek to collect the holy water. This river flows through the famous pilgrimage place Dharmasthala and is considered one of the sacred rivers in India. In another tale, it is believed that Lord Almighty, in His embodiment as Varaha protected the land immersed in floods by raising it. Relieved, the land in the state of bliss shed happy tears and the same is considered as Nethravathi’s birth. The renowned Bandaje Falls, on Bandaje and Ballalarayana Durga trek, is formed by a tributary of the Nethravathi River.
Once in a while, you should go to a place where land meets the sky, life sparkles, and your learnings are accentuated. In our dictionary, the Nethravathi trek fulfils all these criteria, giving you all the reasons to go on this joyous trek. On a two-day adventure, you will visit Hanging Bridge and witness the architectural marvel at Chennakeshava temple in the Belur. With all enthusiasm, we invite you on the Nethravathi trek. Check out the itinerary and join us on our next adventure.

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## Brief Itinerary

### Day 0 – Friday

  • Depart from Bangalore starting at 9:00 PM (approx)

Day 1 – Saturday

  • Freshen up and finish breakfast by 6:45 AM (approx)
  • Take a jeep ride to the trek base from homestay (30-40 minutes)
  • Start the trek by around 7:30 AM (approx)
  • Lunch at the peak
  • Descend and reach back to the base by 5:30 PM (tentative)
  • Dinner and retire for the night

### Day 2 – Sunday

  • Freshen up and breakfast
  • Visit Kalasa Hanging Bridge
  • Visit Belur Temple
  • En-route stop for lunch (self-sponsored)
  • Reach Bangalore by 10:00 PM (approx)

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Price:
With Travel :Rs 6499 plus 5% GST ( price mentioned on website would be final )
Without Travel :Rs 4599 plus 5% GST ( price mentioned on website would be final )

Join us for a memorable weekend filled with adventure, natural beauty, and great company!
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