Uttari Betta Sunrise Trek From Bangalore

The trekking base is approximately 65–75 km from Bangalore and takes around 3–4 hours to reach, depending on traffic and pickup point.

The trek is rated Easy to Moderate, making it suitable for beginners as well as regular trekkers. Basic fitness is enough to enjoy this experience.

Meals, snacks, personal expenses, insurance, and any activity not listed under inclusions are excluded

Yes, a campfire is included if weather conditions allow. It usually happens at the summit while waiting for sunrise.

Yes! Trained trek leads and a forest guide will accompany the group throughout the trek.

A WhatsApp group will be created on the day of departure to share real-time updates and coordination information.

Yes, it's safe for solo travelers, including women. The group is guided and well-managed, and you’ll be accompanied by trek leads throughout.

The trek begins around 3:30 AM after you reach the base point. Pickup from Bangalore usually starts around 11:00 PM the previous night.

t takes about 1.5 to 2 hours to reach the summit, and around 1 to 1.5 hours to descend.

The total trekking distance (up and down) is approximately 5 km.

Yes, children above 6 years can join, provided they are physically fit and accompanied by guardians.

Yes, if they are in good health and have prior walking or hiking experience.

Comfortable trekking or athletic wear, a light jacket for early morning chill, and grip-friendly shoes.

Not mandatory, but shoes with good grip are highly recommended due to rocky terrain.

A vegetarian breakfast is usually provided after the descent. Carry snacks for the trek.

Yes, a headlamp or flashlight is essential since you will be trekking in the dark.

You'll get panoramic views of rolling hills, farmlands, and the sky glowing during sunrise – perfect for photography!

No, there are no water sources on the trail. Carry enough water from the start.

Yes, there is a small temple (Shiva shrine) near the summit, often visited by locals.

No, there are no toilet facilities during the trek. Toilets are available only near the breakfast point.

Mobile network may be spotty or unavailable at certain sections of the trail and summit.

Yes, self-driving is allowed. The meeting point or base location will be shared after booking.

Yes, basic open-air parking is usually available near the base, but it's at your own risk.

Yes, an experienced trek guide will accompany the group throughout.

The trek usually proceeds with rain gear unless there is a severe weather warning. In rare cases, it may be postponed or rescheduled.

You can book through NammaTrip's website or partner platforms with online payment.

Group size is typically between 10 to 25 trekkers, depending on the weekend and bookings.

Yes, many organizers offer private group bookings on request with customized plans.

Inform the guide immediately. Basic first aid support is available with the trek leader.

Not usually required, but participants are expected to be reasonably fit.

Pets are not recommended, as the trail is rocky, crowded at times, and not pet-friendly.

Drone usage is generally not allowed unless you have special permission from local authorities.

During monsoon, there might be occasional leeches, so wearing full-length clothing is advised.