Tadiandamol Trek From Bangalore

The maximum altitude of Tadiandamol Trek Coorg is approximately 5700ft. The highest peak of Kodagu District, the trek is frequently visited by national and international tourists. The hike gradually increases from Nalknad Palace to Forest Point to the Camping site and finally Tadiandamol. The trek becomes extra steep between the camping site and the peak. In this trek, you’ll reach the height by trekking through the Shola forests of Coorg. The altitude of Tadiandamol will be attained after trekking 15 km in a single day.

The trek is of easy to moderate difficulty level. A 15 km long trail takes you at an elevation of 5700 feet, to the highest peak in Coorg and back. The overall journey to the Tadiandamol mountain has a mix of the steep and comfortable climbs which can be attempted by anyone with basic fitness levels and no prior trekking experience.

Summer (March to May) is the ideal season to visit Tadiandamol. Although the days can be hot (35 °C) nights are considerably cooler as the temperature drops to 17 °C. It is considered to be the best time to trek and visit this area. In the monsoons (June to October) Tadiandamol experiences heavy rainfall and thus it is difficult for trekking. Tourists generally avoid visiting the area during the monsoons. The weather at Tadiandamol during the winter months (December to February) remains extremely chilly with the temperature between 5 and 12 °C.

The entire trek is 15 km long. Starting from the base camp in Coorg, you trudge all the way to the top of the Tadiandamol mountain peak which is at a height of 5700 feet. Further, the trek trail is from an easy to moderate difficulty level which can be climbed by novice and experienced trekkers alike.

Yes, you can join the trek to Tadiandamol. The trek’s difficulty level is moderate and can be attained without someone’s support. Wear robust footwear, comfortable clothes, and maintain basic fitness to complete the trek.

Yes, separate accommodations are provided for men and women on the Trek. The accommodation will be in tents with sleeping bags or in dormitories.

Tadiandamol Trek is a popular mountain trek in Coorg, Karnataka, leading to the third-highest peak in the state.

Tadiandamol Peak is located in the Kodagu (Coorg) district of Karnataka, near the village of Kakkabe.

The Tadiandamol Trek is moderately challenging, suitable for beginners with decent fitness levels.

Tadiandamol Peak stands at 5,735 feet (1,748 meters) above sea level.

The trek covers around 14 km (both ways), depending on the trail route.

Yes, it's safe, especially with a guided group tour like the one organized by NammaTrip.

No prior trekking experience is needed, but moderate fitness is essential.

Yes, the trek is ideal for fit beginners and first-timers.

Tadiandamol is open most of the year, except during heavy monsoon or forest restrictions.

The best time is between October and March for clear views and cool weather.

The trek usually starts from the base village of Kakkabe near Nalknad Palace.

It includes forest trails, rocky terrain, grasslands, and gentle streams.

Yes, forest department permits are mandatory and are arranged by NammaTrip.

It’s a mix of tropical forests, muddy paths, boulders, and meadows.

No, pets are not allowed due to forest restrictions and wildlife presence.

Yes, you’ll cross small streams and water bodies depending on the season.

No, restrooms are only available at the homestay/campsite, not on the trail.

It takes about 5-6 hours to ascend and descend, depending on fitness levels.

Mobile signals are patchy or unavailable during the trek.

No, night treks are strictly prohibited by the forest department.

You can book online via NammaTrip’s website or contact 9980950279 for assistance.

Alternate treks like Kurinjal, Gadaikallu, or Bandaje Falls will be arranged.

No refund is available as per the cancellation policy.

Yes, valid ID like Voter ID, PAN, or Passport and Ration Card is required for permits.

Pickup changes must be requested at least 10–12 hours before the trip.

You will stay in clean, shared homestays, tents, or cottages—separate for men and women.

Yes, accommodations are sanitized and maintained with basic hygiene standards.

Yes, 2 breakfasts, 1 dinner, and 1 packed lunch (veg) are included.

No, only vegetarian food is provided during the trek.

Yes, basic washrooms are available at the homestay or camp area.

Carry a backpack, water bottles, change of clothes, raincoat, torch, shoes, etc.

Yes, proper trekking shoes with good grip are highly recommended.

Yes, carry a torch or use your mobile flashlight for night use at the campsite.

Yes, bring personal medications and basic first aid essentials.

Yes, carry a poncho or raincoat, especially during monsoon or unpredictable weather.

Yes, round-trip transport from Bangalore is included (with travel package).

Pickup points include Indiranagar, Domlur, Yeshwanthpur, and Gorguntepalya.

Pickup starts around 8 PM on Friday night.

The group returns around 11 PM on Sunday night.

No, local transfers must be managed by the trekker themselves in that case.

Yes, the peak and trail offer stunning landscapes perfect for photography.

Yes, the itinerary includes a stop at the Golden Temple, Kushalnagar.

Yes, a campfire is arranged if weather permits.

Charging options may be limited, so carry a power bank.

Yes, you can carry dry snacks, chocolates, and juice packs.

No, alcohol is strictly banned during the trek except in designated time/place.

The minimum age is 10 years.

Average fitness is required. The trek involves continuous walking and inclines.

Cancellations within 15 days of the trek are non-refundable

In case of bad weather or government restrictions, alternate plans will be made, but no refund is applicable.