Gokarna: A trek that goes through more than 5 pristine beaches on the west coast of India involves mountains, or forests, or valleys. This trek contrasts the usual destinations and still gives you that adrenaline rush.Vibhooti Falls: The Vibhuti Falls is a beautiful waterfall hidden in the western ghats and not yet one of those over-crowded popular tourist destinations. Legend of Vibhuti Falls is linked to the legend of Yana Rocks. It is believed that the water that comes from Yana is the Vubhuti or sacred ash, and that gives these perennial falls the name – Vibhuti Falls.Dandeli: Nature is at its bountiful best at Dandeli (North Karnataka) with a swiftly flowing river and great rapids making it a haven for adventure and water sports enthusiasts. Dense forests around Dandeli are home to some of the most revered wild species including elephants, bison, panthers, leopards, and tigers, calling for an adventurous tryst with these majestic beasts into the heart of the wilderness. While exploring the challenging Kavala Caves and experiencing the natural water springs are some of the other adventurous experiences not to be missed.All in all, Dandeli has a plethora of activities to indulge anyone. Revel in the adventures and the unparalleled scenic beauty of this destination located on the banks of the Kali River is complemented by the exotic wildlife that resides in its tropical forests.&nbsp;

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Gokarna: A trek that goes through more than 5 pristine beaches on the west coast of India involves mountains, or forests, or valleys. This trek contrasts the usual destinations and still gives you that adrenaline rush. Vibhooti Falls: The Vibhooti Falls is a beautiful waterfall hidden in the western ghats and not yet one of those over-crowded popular tourist destinations. Legend of Vibhuti Falls is linked to the legend of Yana Rocks. It is believed that the water that comes from Yana is the Vubhuti or sacred ash, and that gives these perennial falls the name – Vibhuti Falls. Murudeshwar: The Murudeshwar temple is built on the Kanduka hill in the quaint town of Murudeshwar which lies in the Bhatkal Taluk of the north Kannada district. As a result, it is surrounded by beautiful views of the Arabian Sea which falls on three sides of the temple. Honnavar Backwaters Boating : No visit to Honnavar is complete without a boating experience on the Sharavathi river! ( If time permits and place is open we will visit this place )

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<h3>COORG:</h3>Situated in the midst of forcing mountains in Karnataka with a never-endingly hazy scene, Coorg is a well known coffee delivering hill station. It is famous for its lovely green hills and the streams slicing directly through them. It additionally remains as a famous objective due to its way of life and individuals. The Kodavas, a neighborhood group represent considerable authority in combative techniques, are particularly remarkable for their sharp cordiality. Coorg, formally known as Kodagu, is the most prosperous hill station in Karnataka. It is notable for its amazingly colorful view and rich vegetation. Woodland covered hills, zest and coffee ranches just add to the scene. Madikeri is the area's middle point with all transportation for getting around beginning from here. On a visit to Coorg, cover the delightful towns like Virajpet, Kushalnagar, Gonikoppal, Pollibetta, and Somwarpet, and experience the wonderful idea of "homestays" to make your experience more amazing!<h3>CHIKMAGALUR:</h3>Chikmagalur is a picturesque district situated in the western part of Karnataka. It is mostly popular for its coffee plantations and a soothing climate. Another renowned attraction that Chikmagalur is known for is its Bababudan Giri ranges. Though it was among the underexplored destinations, the hill station thanks to its picturesque landscapes and greenery has earned a lot of attention from tourists across. The literal meaning of Chikmagalur is ‘Land of the younger daughter.’ There is a rich history attached to how Chikmagalur got its name. It is said that years ago the land of this district was given as a dowry to the younger daughter of a legendary chief who ruled Sakrepatna- Rukmangada. And that is how it was named. Chikmagalur as rugged terrains, stunning mountain regions and also has lowlands. Because it is situated amidst beautiful landscapes and untouched environs, this is one destination that you must explore. There is also a local belief that coffee was first made in Chikmagalur. Ask the locals here and they will tell you that Babu Budan who was a Muslim saint brought the coffee seeds in 1670 from Yemen and cultivated them here. And from there on the plantations just grew and the British also played a big role in the growth. You will also find the Central Coffee Research Institution here. Apart from all this, the waterfalls of this region also have attracted travelers. There are many waterfalls located in this district like the famous Hebbe falls, Shanti waterfalls and several others.

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One of the 12 Shiv Jyotirlings, Bhimashankar is situated in the state of Maharashtra. The breathtaking panorama of landscapes, winding trails passing through the dense forests, rocky patches, and small streams flowing on the way make the trek worth the effort. The wilderness and the challenges during these treks will be a one-of-its-kind experience. Nestled deep inside the dense forests of protected wildlife sanctuary Bhimashankar is famous for being the only abode of Maharashtra's state animal Shekru also called Malabar giant squirrel. This place is also the source of River Bhima.&nbsp;Khandas is the base village for the Bhimashankar trek. About 500 m after crossing Khandas village, you will come across a small bridge at a T-junction. The road to the left leads to Shidi Ghat while the one to the right leads to the Ganesh Ghat trail. Both these treks start from Khandas village around 30 km from Karjat.1. Ganesh Ghat Route&nbsp;The total distance from Khandas to Bhimashankar via Ganesh Ghat route is 8 km and it takes around 4 hours. This trail is named after a Ganesha temple that falls on the route. The Ganesh Ghat route is scenic and ideal for moderate-level trekkers. This route is known for the picturesque nature that will enchant you through the hike. The trail passes through dense vegetation for the initial one hour after the t-junction. This is a gradual ascent. After an hour, the trail opens out into a meadow. After 30 minutes of ascending through the meadow, it again enters a thick forest. This eventually meets the Shidi Ghat route. The trail, after the two routes meet, is a steep climb through a thick forest. It leads directly to the top, where you find the Bhimashankar trek.2. Shidi Ghat RouteThe distance from Khandas village to Bhimashankar via Shidhi or Shidi Ghat route is 5 km. This trek route is shorter in terms of distance when compared with Ganesh Ghat route but it is the toughest among the two. Shidi Ghat trek route passes via three mountains and a ladder route (iron ladders are constructed to help the trekkers). Shidi Ghat route is not for beginner trekkers as it takes good skill and physical energy to cover this trek. The initial 20 minutes after the T-junction is an easy walk. You reach a stream in about 20 minutes. Once you cross the stream, the trail ascends for about 40 minutes, till you reach the first ladder. Once you climb the first ladder, you quickly reach the next one. There is a cave after the second ladder where you can relax for a while. This spot offers excellent views of the valley below. Soon after you cross ladder 3, there is a patch with huge rocks. You need to be extremely careful while traversing this section. Although not mandatory, a rope will be helpful here. Immediately after this section, the trail joins the one that comes from Ganesh ghat. This is the halfway mark. There are a few huts where locals sell refreshments.Best time to visit:&nbsp;October to February are the best months to trek Bhimashankar. It can get a little tricky to trek during monsoons but can’t be said impossible though. &nbsp;

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<h2>DUDHSAGAR WATERFALLS</h2>Dudhsagar Falls is one of the gorgeous flowy waterfalls where you can hear the roar of the water, gushing through the slope of the mountains. This fall is one of the tallest waterfall in India which is 310 Mts long. As the water gushes from the high altitude, one can witness a beautiful view which would always be registered.This huge gush, gives the viewers the illusion of a subtle milky white colour water falling from the great height. That is why the falls is named as Dudhsagar Falls. Mandori the main river of Goa originates from the Deccan Plateau winds, finds its way through the narrow streams and turns of the western ghats.As the river streams its way along the border of karnataka and goa, it then transforms and moulds itself to Dudhsagar waterfalls.The waterfalls gives us a beautiful sight, as there are green trees surrounded all over with a bridge across. The shadow and the reflections of the trees make water body look green. The falls is located in the womb of Bhagwan Mahavir Woldlife sanctuary. This dense forest, with many species of wild animals, birds, plants and trees makes the waterfalls even more pleasant.In the past few years, these falls became even more popular and came into existence as many people are preferring as a weekend getaway from different cities like Hyderabad, Banglore, Mumbai, pune etc.The season starting from June is the best period as the falls look more gorgeous in the monsoon. The water levels will rise above the usual level, thus gives a splendid effect as the water flows with a huge gush.<h2>TAMBDI SURLA WATERFALLS</h2>These falls are located amidst the dense forest, with falls surrounding trees and mountains. These falls are located inside the Bhagwan Mahavir National Park. The trip to Goa is incomplete without visiting these falls.One can also witness the wildlife experience with the spotted snakes crawling. Once you the reach the waterfalls, you can find a little difficult trek, but the beautiful nature, cascading falls and showers showering on your body, makes all it’s worth.There is a Temple there called as Tambdi surla temple, a temple of Lord Shiva. This is the most beautiful place to visit as it is eye-catching. This temple is an ancient temple, which is a treat to the eyes because of its unique architecture. This is a divine place, which enriches the Heritage and Culture of India, not only known for religious importance but also for its construction and style.Every corner of the temple tells as a historical story. As the temple faces to the east, the rays of the sun falls first on this and makes the temple even more warm and bright.Ad you can hear the sound of the waterfalls, chirping of the birds, animal sounds, green bushes and the bells ringing, you can clearly realise the reason why our ancestors build these kind of temple inside the womb of mother forest.

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Away from the hustle and bustle of big cities... Puducherry is a quiet little town on the southern coast of India. The unmistakable French connection, the quaint colonial heritage buildings, the spiritual sceneries, the endless stretches of unspoiled beaches and backwaters and a surprising choice of restaurants serving a variety of cuisines draws travelers from near and far to the city.It has a special vibe, not felt anywhere else in India. It is a blend of spiritual aura, colonial heritage, Tamil culture and the cosmopolitan flair of many nationalities in a small town

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Irshalgad is an iconic boat-shaped hill that is easily distinguishable from afar. Irshalgad is not a fort but a watchtower sort of. It has a pinnacle that was used by the Maratha forces to keep an eye on approaching enemy forces. The climb to the peak can be divided into three phases: The base of the pinnacle, the Needle hole, and the final, technical push to the peak. It is only recommended to go up to the second level, as the final stretch is especially treacherous.&nbsp;Chowk is the starting point for the trek. After a 10 min brisk walk, you encounter a steep climb on a well-defined route made up of scree and small loose rocks. Here we get the first glimpse of Morbe dam which is placed on our right-hand side. From here, Irshalwadi, the base village of Irshalgad is around a 40 mins walk. After few minutes of a steep climb, you encounter few big rocks on the way and the correct path is towards the left side of the rocks which leads to the top. After negotiating a steep rock patch with a small wooden ladder you reach the Nedhe. There is also a small water tank at the base of nedhe. This Nedhe or 'needle's eye' is so huge and prominent that can be seen from even express highway. Passing from nedhe towards the south is the rock patch towards the top. This rock patch can be climbed only with the help of climbing equipment or you’re just risking it. Unless you have the equipment or a professional with you, do not attempt this part of the trek. You’ve got nothing to lose since the views from the nedhe and the pinnacle is almost the same. And if you have the technical support and complete the rock patch, you have hooded top rock still to be climbed. It is given to know that it was not to be climbed but can be reached by a traverse patch from the left side. So here the traverse is very steep and tricky. One needs to be very careful at this traverse as one wrong step and you are down in the deep valley. From the top, you have a full view of Morbe dam to the east and we can spot Prabalgad, and Matheran too.&nbsp;Best time to visit:Post monsoon and winter are the recommended times to visit Irshalgad. In monsoon, it’ll be too tricky to climb the rock patch and is risky too. &nbsp;

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<h2>Rajmachi Fort</h2>Rajmachi is the place where one can experience immense surrounding natural beauty of the Mother Nature. It is the best place to visit, if you are a nature lover. Rajmachi Trek is the trek between Lonavala and Karjat, which are the two popular hill stations of Maharashtra.The trek is a 16 km long trek, where you can not only enjoy the scenaries and view points, but also can feel the sight of Waterfalls. River Ulhasnagar streams it’s water droplets from the gaps of the mountains and hills.The fort is at an elevation of 2750 ft. Kondhana Caves can be found as a special attraction. Rajmachi consists of 2 forts, Shivadharan and Manaranjan. So, all the brave folks, trek lovers and mountain climbers will explore the heritage of these historical forts of Maharashtra.The architecture, the breeze touching your skin, the greenery, the valleys, beautiful waterfalls, structured caves, lush green mountains, all these make you forget your past and future and make sure you live in the present and live for the moment.The best time to visit Rajmachi is from June to November. During monsoon, it is a bit difficult. Therefore, winter is the best time, as it has the best weather, easy to walk and trek conveniently.The best trip with family/ friends/ strangers as when you go with new people , you can know yourself better and can make your travel partners. So, pack your bags,tie your lace and get ready for this amazing trek with GoAdventure.Wanna take a video tour? Here you go: <a href="https://youtu.be/2-JieycNkG0">https://youtu.be/2-JieycNkG0</a>

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Have you heard of this pollution-free hill station in the state of Maharashtra? Situated close to Mumbai, this plateau is home to dense forests, waterfalls, and the lovely Ulhas River, a visit to Matheran is a must on any traveler's list, for it offers one a peaceful, quiet and laidback holiday. A special feature of&nbsp; Matheran is that no motor vehicles are allowed there, not even cycles, making it not only pollution-free but also a noise-free hill station. Literally meaning ‘forest on the head’, Matheran refers to the thick woods at the top of the hill. Matheran retains the vintage charm of hill stations developed by the British. Here you can experience Parsi lifestyle and enjoy staying in British cottages. As a matter of fact, Matheran is known to be the smallest hill station in India with an area of just 10 sqkm.&nbsp;Just like any other hill station, Matheran too has numerous viewpoints and 38 of them have been officially marked. Panorama point gives us a 360° view of the entire region.&nbsp; Apart from being the main source of water for the people of Matheran, Charlotte lake is set amidst the densely forested area, sprawls out with a dam at one end and the Pisarnath temple at the other. Also, from the lake, one can see get to see the view of the famous vantage point of Matheran - Echo Point and Louisa Point. If you’re visiting Matheran in the monsoon, there are chances that you’ll get to see a reverse waterfall which is one of its kind. If time permits you can tick off various other viewpoints too.&nbsp;Best time to visit:Matheran can be visited at any time of the year, including monsoon. Temperature varies from 15 C to 30 C depending on the climate. In monsoon, the entire place is the midst of a foggy climate which makes the scenery even more spectacular, and you’re sure to enjoy walking down the foggy roads not knowing what scenery is going to be unraveled, making the suspense even better. &nbsp;

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<h3>Kodachadri</h3>Kodachadri peak is the tenth highest peak in the state of Karnataka and the highest in Shimoga district. The peak lies in the heart of Mookambika Wildlife Sanctuary and is an underrated place to visit in Karnataka.&nbsp;<h3>&nbsp;</h3><h3>Hidlumane Waterfalls</h3>Hidlumane waterfalls is a 6 stepped beauty of a waterfall located right at the foothills of Kodachadri peak.&nbsp;&nbsp;<h3>Belkal Theertha Waterfalls Trek</h3>Belkal Theertha Waterfalls is located in Mookambika Wildlife Sanctuary. These falls drop from a 300 ft mountain called Korshi Betta. The trek route to reach the falls is a demanding factor.<h3>&nbsp;</h3><h3>Kodachadri Jeep Ride</h3>To reach Kodachadri peak, we can cover the initial trail by a jeep ride. It is a complete off-roading route and boosts up your adrenaline rush.&nbsp;

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Korigad fort trek and Dudhiware waterfall rappelling package starting from Hyderabad. 

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Chikmagalur located around 250 km from Bangalore, the drive to the land of coffee plantations is something to look forward to for those who enjoy road trips. It is a hill station situated at an altitude of 3,400 feet on the foothills of the Mullayanagiri range in Karnataka. It is also known as ‘the land of younger daughter’, it is said to have been given as a dowry to the youngest daughter of Rukmangada, the legendary chief of Sakharayapattana. The hill is popular for its mountain ranges, green environment, favorable climate, coffee plantations, trekking and cascading waterfalls.Places to visit in Chikmagalur:1. Trek to Mullayanagiri, the highest peak in Karnataka standing at an altitude of 1930 m above sea level, the view from Mullayanagiri is mesmerising.&nbsp;2. Wildlife enthusiasts can plan to spend the morning hours at Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary (on the way to Mullayanagiri). Trekking or jungle safari can be explored, the lucky few might get to see one or more of the 33 tigers found in Bhadra&nbsp;3. Baba Budangiri hills is 25 km from Chikmagalur town and home to the cave shrine (Dattatreya Peeth) of the Sufi mystic, Hazrat Dada Hayath Mir Khalander. Surrounded by coffee plantations, the shrine of the Baba attracts many devotees, both Muslim and Hindu. The beautiful Manikyadhara Waterfalls are a 2-km walk from the shrine.&nbsp;3. Jhari waterfalls is also popularly known as the Buttermilk Falls, and it is one of the top places to visit in chikmagalur. Within the Chikmagalur district, the Jhari Waterfalls is a must inclusion in any Chikmagalur tour package.&nbsp;4. At a distance of 5 km from Kemmanagundi, 67 km from Chikmagalur and 1 km from Shanti Falls, Z Point is a wonderful trekking spot and one of the prime places to visit in Kemmanagundi. Z Point is a beautiful spot with deep valleys all around amidst thick green surroundings. The cool breeze on the peak mesmerizes visitors. It is one of the best short treks in Karnataka with beautiful views of nature and valleys.5. Situated amidst the huge mountain ranges covered in green with the lake in the backdrop, Hirekolale Lake has been able to gain a lot of prominence in becoming the favourite spot for travellers. The beauty of the lake enhances when visited during sunset as the saffron colour of the sun rays gets reflected thereby making the place appear magical.&nbsp;

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‘World’s most dangerous fort trek’, ‘A trek not for the faint hearted’ are such labels Kalavantin fort is referred to as. This is cause of the angle of photos or videos taken from a bird’s eye view. But honestly, it can be considered as an easy-moderate trek. This can be on your list of must-do treks but with adequate precautions taken.&nbsp;Lying in the western ghats of Maharashtra and standing tall at a hefty height of 2300 feet above sea level, Kalavantin Durg is a fort that was constructed in honor of Queen Kalavantin. Unlike the name says a fort, there’s nothing as such built but was just used as a watchtower to keep a watch on the surroundings.Kalavantin trek offers stunning views via an intense climb through rugged terrain with narrow rock-cut steps and steep slopes with no support - the trek to and from the fort is a bit risky yet fascinating. This fort gives you a panoramic view of the mountains around like Prabalgad, Chanderi, Peb Matheran, Irshalgad, and Ulhas river. The hike is vertiginous, as the rock-cut steps are very steep and there are no railings to support your climb. So be careful if you're scared of heights. Hiking down is challenging as well, so if you have acrophobia, it is best to avoid the trek altogether.The base point of kalavantin is situated in Thakurwadi village, which leads the path to both kalavantin and prabhalgad. The trail initially takes you to Prabhamachi which is the diversion point for the two treks. The trek can be divided into three sections; The first is from Thakurwadi to Prabhalmachi plateau. The second section is from Prabhalmachi to Col. this section includes ascend through rocky patches. The trail gets notably steeper as you make the move upwards to the top, and there is a sense of vertigo-inducing on the way up through this doesn’t deter those in pursuit of heart-pounding adventure. The third section is from Col to the pinnacle of kalavantin. This includes a huge set of rock-cut steps with nearly 80° angle. This is followed by a short climb over a rock about 15 ft high to reach the pinnacle. One has to be very cautious while climbing this rock patch since the footholds have been destroyed due to heavy rains. Preferably carry a rope along for this patch or if you’re a beginner, it’s better to avoid this third section and keep your hands empty. Skipping the third section isn’t a big deal since the view from Col and the pinnacle are almost the same. The stunning view of abundant greenery, virgin nature, and the alluring valley below can clench your heart with the thirst for purity and divinity. Best time to visit:&nbsp;Usually, the best time to visit any sahayadri trek is in monsoon but for Kalavantin post-monsoon months and winter is the best time as the level of risk faced automatically surges during monsoon as the way becomes slippery. Above all, it’s sure to be jammed with huge crowds during monsoon season.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;

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Anjaneri fort trek is one of most beautiful monsoon trek for beginners. It is in triambak region near Nashik. Join us for the best experience of Sahyadri trek.

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Harihar Fort is 1120metres (3,676 feet) above sea level. Harihar Fort Trek is a small yet tiring trek. The fort is situated in the Trimbakeshwar mountain ranges offers stunning views of the area around. Harihar fort appears to be rectangular in shape from its base. It is built on a triangular prism of rock. Its three faces and two edges are absolutely vertical 90 degrees. The third edge towards the west is inclined at an angle of 75 degrees. A one-meter wide rocky staircase with niches in it is carved out for ascending &amp; descending.&nbsp;The last 200 feet of the trek is a climb through steep rock-cut stairs inclined at 80 degrees. The descent is particularly exhilarating as you have to climb down and at one point face a sheer 500 ft drop. The architecture of the stairs is so diverse and outstanding and offers spectacular and occasionally scary views of the valley below. Harihar fort offers a 360-degree view of the Sahyadri range. Bhaskargad, Utwad fort, Anjaneri fort, Brahma Parvat, Navra-Navri peak, Brahmagiri are a few of the many forts that can be seen from here.&nbsp;The base village for the Harihar fort trek is Nirgudpada village (Kotamwadi). Harihar Dhaba is the exact point where your trek starts. The trail is pretty obvious crossing through fields and small streams. Once you cross the fields the trail gradually starts climbing up into the forest areas. After a 45 mins walk from here you will reach the plateau. Here ends the first section of the trek. This is also the point where the alternative route from Harshewadi joins too. From this point, you can see the difficult part of the trek, the iconic rock-cut steps. There are around 200 steps in all. After you climb the first rocky staircase main entrance you walk through below an overhang with a sheer drop. There are notches carved in for support. Place your foot consciously. During monsoon season they become slippery because of the moss formation. After a climb of 90 steps, you reach a door, from the door the trail takes you to a left transverse. To your left is the valley and towards your right is the wall of the fort. You then encounter another set of steep stairs around 100 in number to reach the top of the fort. The top opens up with a cave and further you can see small ponds, a couple of temples dedicated to Lord Hanuman and Shiva. Another 10-15 mins of the trek take you to the highest point of the fort. Enjoy the spectacular views from the top of the fort. The descend is the same route as the ascend. But one has to be extra cautious descending the steps. Use the three-point safety technique where you use your two hands and one leg in contact with the surface in every step that you take while facing the mountain.Best time to visit:The months from June to February are the best time to visit Harihar fort. During monsoon, you get to see lush green sceneries and in post monsoon season you have clearer views of your surroundings. Avoid summers since the weather can be extremely hot. Wanna take a video tour? Here you go: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gVz0T6_E0lQ">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gVz0T6_E0lQ</a>

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Agumbe rain forest is one the most beautiful experience to visit in monsoons. Do join us for the best experience.

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Ooty and Coonor are the one the most picturesque hill stations of Souther India. These two hill stations are surrounded by Nilgiris. These are the most popular places to visit in Ooty &amp; Coonor. Ooty is also known as “Queen of Western ghats".&nbsp; OOTY Settled in the midst of Nilgiri hills, Ooty, otherwise called Udagamandalam, is a hill station in Tamil Nadu which fills in as a first class traveler objective. Once viewed as the mid year base camp of the East India Company, the Queen of the hills is a beautiful escape. Dabbed with tea gardens, peaceful cascades, winding ghat sections, and enchanting architecture, Ooty is the place for everybody. Famous among couples and honeymooners, Ooty appeals its guests with the all encompassing perspectives on the Nilgiri mountains. The weather conditions is very wonderful at a mean of 15-20°C around the year, dropping to lows of 0°C during winter. Many parts of the hills are safeguarded as regular hold timberlands, and unique grants will be expected to camp in noncamp locales. The Nilgiri mountain railroad is the steepest track in all of Asia. Recollect the hit melody 'Chaiyya' where Shahrukh Khan and Malaika Arora matching strides on top of a train? Recollect the stunning districts as the train chugged its direction across lavish vegetation? Indeed, that was the Nilgiri Mountain Railways, and the Nilgiri Mountains from the start. The hilly region additionally houses more modest towns like Coonoor and Kotagiri. These more modest towns are a superior decision to visit and invest energy in, since they are outside of what might be expected, yet under one hour from Ooty. They partake in similar normal climes and costs are significantly less expensive.COONOOR Coonoor is one of the three Nilgiri hill stations - Ooty, Kotagiri and Coonoor. More modest and calmer than Ooty, it has a few awesome legacy lodgings and guesthouses, from which you can do the very same things (climb, visit tea manors, wonder about mountain sees) you would do from greater, more occupied Ooty. From upper Coonoor, you can peer down over an ocean of red-tile housetops to the inclines past and absorb the cool environment, calm climate and lovely landscape. Yet, you get nothing unless there are other options in clamoring lower Coonoor.Places to visit:Dolphin nose view point&nbsp; Pykara water falls&nbsp; Needle rock Eucalyptus Hills Longwood Shola. Catherine Falls Dodabetta&nbsp; Tea Gardens Lovedale

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Ooty & Coonor Trip

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Just like the name suggests it's a ‘jewel’ of a fort. Ratangad Fort is situated atop a hill overlooking the Bhandardara region. Kalsubai peak and the Konkan-Kada are visible from here. Standing tall amidst other great peaks of Alang, Kulang, and Kalsubai, Ratangad fort is also a part of the Ajoba mountain range. Ratangad is the origin of the river Pravara. Ratanwadi is the base village of the fort. There is a beautiful Amruteshwar Shiva temple in the village built in the 9th century in Hemadpanti architectural style. The view of lakes from atop will leave you speechless!&nbsp;Altitude: 1297m / 4255ftDifficulty level: Easy - Moderate&nbsp;Best time to visit:Undoubtedly monsoon is the best time to visit Ratangad fort but the trek can be done throughout the year.Highlights of the trek:<ul><li>Standing in the ‘Eye of the needle’ is a major attraction</li><li>While ascending the fort via the ladder route, the flow of Pravara river runs along with us.</li></ul>Check the next section for itinerary and detailed information about the trek. &nbsp;

Ratangad Trek

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a) Chitrakote waterfalls: Chitrakote waterfalls are located on river Indravati in Vindhya ranges of Chattishgarh. Because of its widespread horseshoe gorge, it is often called "The Niagara Falls of India". It is the second widest waterfall in Asia. And, the widest waterfall in India. Spreads around 350 meters during monsoon. Local boatmen lead us to stunning sites near the spray below the waterfall to witness Chitrakote Falls in full glory. The view of the waterfall at sunrise/midday/sunset and the changing hues around it is a sight to remember. The rainbow on water sprays and shadows of us on water breeze are splendid, one has to visit Chitrakote to experience. Camping: We'll be camping on the river bed of Indravati, where we'll be facing the Chitrakote falls. Early morning, you can take a dip or swim in the water. (Don't worry! We will issue a life jacket) b) Tirathgarh waterfalls: Height: 299ft (in 3 drops) The region is replete with lesser-known wonders of Chattishgarh that have still not turned into a tourist hub. Besides Chitrakote, the Tirathgarh Waterfall is another magical site that cannot be missed on this trip. c) Kotumsar caves: Length: 1327 meter Kotumsar cave was initially named Gopansar cave (Gopan = hidden) but the present name Kotumsar became more popular as the cave is located near a village named ‘Kotumsar’ The cave is subject to frequent flooding during the monsoon season, which generally begins in the middle of June and continues until the middle of October. The site is closed to tourists during this period. Various water pools fed by seepage throughout the year also exist in this cave (You can see blind cave-fish here)

Chitrakoot Waterfalls

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Harishchandragad trek is the best trek in Sahyadris. It has 3 main routes from which one can reach the fort, they are Nalichi vat, Khireshwar and Pachnai. Harishchandragad has a lot to offer to the trekkers. You can visit the temple, caves and man made lakes and not forgetting the spectacular view that Konkan Kada has to offer.&nbsp;Altitude: 1422m / 4665ftDifficulty level: Easy via Pachnai, Moderate via Khireshwar, Difficult via Nalichi VatBest time to visit: Undoubtedly monsoon is the best time to visit Ratangad fort but the trek can be done throughout the year.Highlights of the trek:&nbsp;<ol><li>Views and sunset from Konkan Kada</li><li>Water submerged Shiv ling in Kedareshwar cave on top of Harishchandragad.</li></ol>Check the next section for itinerary and detailed information about the trek.

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Harishchandragad fort trek via Khireshwar

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Chitrakoot Waterfalls

Harishchandragad fort trek via Khireshwar

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River Rafting & Water sports in Dandeli

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kolukkumalai Trek & Munnar Trip

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Varkala & Poovar Islands

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Scotland of India *COORG*

Scotland of India COORG