Trekking destinations you must visit near Bangalore

If you are someone who is looking for a way to get away from the city and seek adventure and thrills whenever you can take a break, then head to these trekking spots near Bangalore. Fortunately, the city's surroundings have many practical features such as hills, mountains, forests, plains, and cliffs that are ideal for unforgettable trips to Bangalore. The possibilities are endless when you decide to trek through the jungle near Bangalore. Places like Skandagiri offer you impressive hikes at heights literally above the clouds. At the top of the mountain, there are also famous temples and ancient forts like Uttari Betta and Madhugiri that are worth visiting. From here you can capture the beautiful sunrise and sunset.

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Alternatively, trekking in Bangalore is a great way to discover the hidden natural treasures around the city such as waterfalls and lakes. These are some of the best Bangalore tours that every adventure lover must visit.

Nandi Hills

Nandi Hills is one of the most popular rock-climbing spots near Bangalore. At an altitude of around 1350m, this ancient hilltop fortress offers spectacular views. Visitors have long been impressed by the beautiful mornings here. Summer is the most recommended time to visit these hills and on a Sunday morning drive from the city. For an adventurous trip, the Nandi Hills are one of the best trekking destinations in Bangalore. This place is not only popular with hikers but also with cyclists and those who like something more adventurous, such as paragliding. Other attractions in and around Nandi Hill include Tipu's Drop, Tipu Sultan Fort, Bhoga Nandeshwara Temple, Yoga Nandeshwara, and Amrit

Sarovar, Gandhi's house, and Nehru Nilaya. From the bottom of the hill to the top there are about 1,200 steps. Campsites with gates at the top are considered unsafe.

Savandurga Hill

Savandurga, the tallest monolith in Asia, consists of the twin peaks of Karigudda (Black Hills) and Billigudda (White Hills). Surrounded by Magadi Forests, Savandurga offers panoramic views of Bangalore. It is a somewhat difficult route and requires prior approval from the authorities. There are two hiking trails to Savanadurga, the Karigudda Trail and the Billigudda Trail. Given the steepness of the hike, it is not recommended to hike without proper equipment. People often come here for a night walk to see the sunrise.

Ramanagara

Ramanagara is famous for Sholay shooting and also for its silk and rock climbing areas. The seven hills surrounding this popular rock-climbing spot in Bangalore are Shivaramagiri, Somagiri, Yatirajagiri, Krishnagiri, Jala Siddeshwara Hill, and Revana Siddeshwara Hill. Other popular attractions include Kanva Reservoir, Mekedaatu , and Janapada Loka. Being near Bangalore, it is a relatively easy journey.

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Makalidurga

Fortress Tourists flock to the hilltop fortress near the village of Makali to see the ruins of Makalidurga Fortress and the beautiful view of the lake. In the fort, there is a temple dedicated to the gods Shiva and Nandi, which according to the legend Rishi Markandeya repented. The rocks will be marked by a guide who will lead you through this tour. Be sure to watch the train going over the hill below. It is also a very popular destination for night hikes in Bangalore, which take around 2 hours.

Anthargange

Anthargange, part of the Shathashrunga mountain range, known as the Kashi of the South, is not only a popular tourist destination but also has religious significance. Tourists come here to see the caves and the ancient Kashi Vishwanath Temple. This temple is surrounded by dense trees and near it flows a stream from the hill, the waters of which flow over the cow statue in the temple. There are two paths leading to the temple, one with more than 500 broken steps and the other with more than 7 km through dense bushes and volcanic rock.

Skandagiri

Located 3 km from the village of Chikballapur at an altitude of 4430 feet, Skandagiri is one of the oldest forts on the hill. It is a popular destination for night walks, bird watching, and camping. The hiking route is well-marked and takes about 2 hours. Winter is considered the best time to hike to Skandagiri. Another way to get to Skandagiri is to take a detour through Nandi Hills Road. Besides the ruined fortress, the beautiful view of the green hill with a spectacular sunrise is well worth it.

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Channarayana Durga - Swear to the beauty of the surroundings

To enjoy the rustic beauty of the hills and age-old forts, hike to Channarayana Durga. This is a moderate day hike near Bangalore and takes about half a day to climb and explore the Maratha fort at the top. There are no proper signposts, so hikers are sometimes confused with directions. With so much to offer, this is one of the best climbing spots near Bangalore.

Kunti Betta - For a bit of excitement and thrill

With a blend of rocky terrain, grasslands, and granite outcrops, Kunti Betta is one of the best climbing spots near Bangalore known for its night climbing. The night walk near Bangalore at Kunti Betta is thrilling and well worth the effort. People go up at night and enjoy the most photogenic sunrise and breathtaking views of the surrounding rice fields, forests, and sparkling lakes. Bilikal Rangaswamy Betta - White Rock Seeing

Bilikal Rangaswamy Betta in the Eastern Ghats is one of the most popular walking spots in Bangalore, located near the famous town of Kanakapura. It's also one of the highest towns in the area, making your hike all the more enjoyable. It is also known as Bilikal Betta which sometimes means white stone. This is a great destination for short hikes around Bangalore if you enjoy hiking at an easy level. Once you reach the top, you can enjoy breathtaking views and visit the temple dedicated to Lord Rangaswamy. You can also visit during the Rangaswamy temple festival on the top where the locals hold the festival.

Kumara Parvatha – The 6th Highest Peak in Karnataka

Famously called Pushpagiri, Kumara Parvatha is known to be the highest peak in the Pushpagiri wildlife sanctuary. This also holds a record of being the 6th highest peak in Karnataka. The Kumara Parvatha trek is one of the toughest and most challenging treks of the South which takes around 2 days to complete. The total distance of the trek is 13 km and it is located at a height of 4000 feet. Situated at the Subrahmanya village, this is one of the ideal treks to experience adventure junkies. It is one of the best places to trek near Bangalore.

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