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A trek to the wettest place in Karnataka - Narasimha Parvata, Agumbe. The trek winds through dense jungles and high mountains and opens itself to scenic grasslands. The sunset is a riot of colors from here. Come to Narasimha Parvata and dissolve in nature's lap of glory.
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Narsimha Parvata A journey to rain land
Summiters Escape from the ordinary
gumbe, at an altitude
826m, is a small village in
the Shimoga district. This
is the same enthralling
location which offered an idyllic
setting for R.K Narayan’s Malgudi
Days. Agumbe is famous for its
spectacular sunsets and also its
numerous trekking paths which
are truly breathtaking. The
forests of Agumbe are home to
rare species of animals like
tigers, leopards, lion tailed
macaques, Sambar, malabar
giant squirrel, barking deer and
a host of other flora and fauna.
It is also home to the King Cobra,
the largest venomous snake in
the world. Agumbe receives the
highest rainfall in Karnataka
which makes it the ‘Cherrapunji
of the South’. Narasimha Parvata
is the tallest peak in the Agumbe
range of the Western Ghats and
is about 1,152m (3,780 ft) high.
End your trek at Kigga, a small
village at the fringes of the
forest, at the foot Narsimha
parvata, with a refreshing bath
in Sere mane falls
Level – Moderate
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Day 1(Friday): Depart Bangalore Overnight journey to Agumbe
by SUV 380 km
Romance the rain
Relax in the ravines
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Day 2 (Saturday): Reach Agumbe Mallandur Barkhana falls
Jogi Gundi 13km trek
The Cheerapunji of the South
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Day 3 (Sunday): Narsimha Parvata Kigga falls Sringeri 7 hr
trek Sharada temple @ Sringeri Overnight journey to Bangalore
Meander in the Meadows of Heaven
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Summiters Escape from the ordinary FAQ
Q: Who can do this trek?
A: If you can walk 2km without a
problem, then you can! If you have specific health issues like asthma, heart issues or the likes, consult your doctor.
Q: How cold does it get?
A: It can get pretty chilly at night.
Make sure you have a warm jacket and a bed-sheet.
Q: What should we carry?
A: The following items are a must-
carry:
Shoes: A good pair of shoes is a must - a good pair does not mean your Adidas/ Nike/ Reebok/ Puma sport shoe. You need a pair that can withstand the wear and tear of walking for many days. A bad shoe can ruin your trek by causing blisters. Ask us, we can help you in choosing the right one for your budget.
The other things you need to carry are : a backpack, a sun hat/cap, your personal clothes, a raincoat/poncho, toiletry kit, a good pair of sun glasses, a water bottle and your personal medicines (if necessary).
Your sleeping mat will be provided to you by us.
Q: What food do you provide?
A: We provide simple vegetarian food
that is light and suitable for trekking. Don’t expect a pizza hut or an Anand Bhavan - nor will you have to go hunting. You will have enough and when you are tired – anything served will taste superb!
Q: Is the mountain water safe to
drink?
A: Yes. It’s as pure as it can be. But if
you are finicky – you can buy mineral water for yourself.
Q: Should I carry a first aid kit?
A: Safety is always first. The group
leader always carries a complete first aid kit. You need not carry one.
Q: How can I prepare myself?
A: Take daily long walks or jogs.
