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The best time to go for the Trek is from December till May. Moreover, the early winter months are the most preferred as the weather around this time is cool and dry in Coorg. Besides, it is best to avoid the monsoon season, from June till September as the terrains here get slippery and unsafe for trekking.

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.

• How is Tadiandamol weather?

  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.

• How long is Tadiandamol Trek?

  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.

• What kind of clothes and equipment should I carry with me for trekking to Tadiandamol?

  Things to Carry:

  • Backpack with board straps
  • Sunscreen/cap
  • Track pants
  • Full sleeve cotton t-shirt (to avoid getting sunburnt)
  • Torch (with extra batteries)
  • Raincoat/Poncho
  • Personal Medication
  • Necessary toiletries
  • Shoes for trekking
  • Sweater/Jacket

  Clothing:

  • Avoid uncomfortable clothing during the activities (like saris, etc.)
  • Wear comfortable clothing such as track pants and full sleeves round neck t-shirts.
  • Carry a jacket for night time, when weather can be turns a little chilly.
  • Carrying jewellery or other valuables is not advisable.

• What kind of shoes is required for Tadiandamol trek?

  Since it is the 15 Km long trek to Tadiandamol peak, you should be wearing trekking shoes to make the journey easier. You should also carry things like water bottles, toiletries, raincoat, torch, back-pack, and headgear. Try to avoid wearing uncomfortable clothing, and stick to something you’re comfortable in.

• What will I do on Day 2 of Tadiandamol Trek?

  Day 1 of your Tadiandamol trek, reach the base camp from Bangalore around 5:30 in the morning. Freshen up and have your breakfast which will be provided by us. Once this is done, get ready to begin your trek. Wear trek friendly clothes, comfortable shoes and carry minimum luggage while trekking. After this, you will begin your trek from base camp to Tadiandamol Peak. On your way, experience the gorgeousness of nature that surrounds you in the purest form.

  After reaching the peak, enjoy the stunning panoramic views of beautiful Coorg which looks breathtaking from the peak. Have your lunch there which will be arranged by us. Begin to trek down after spending some time at the peak. Click pictures and adore the magnificence of the beautiful landscapes and dense forest. Witness the exquisiteness of the surreal flora and fauna on your way. Reach the base camp and freshen up.

  After this, hot tea and coffee will be served with some snacks. Arrangements of a bonfire are made where you can sit, relax, dance or sing songs. Dinner is served around 8 PM, after dinner, catch up with your sleep after the long, yet adventurous day of Tadiandamol trekking.

• What will i do on Day 3 of Tadiandamol Trek?

  After the adventurous Tadiandamol trekking on Day 1, begin your Day 2 with scrumptious breakfast arranged at the campsite. After breakfast, you have some time to relax and pack your bags in order to begin your journey back to Bangalore. All the meals provided till now are included in your package. No extra charges are applicable.

  After packing all your stuff, it’s time to kiss goodbye to the beautiful place. You will start your journey to Bangalore around 9 AM on Day 2. Have a self-sponsored lunch on your way back. The bus will stop for some time in an appropriate place where you can freshen up and have your lunch.

  This marks the last meal with your fellow trekkers and new friends. After this, continue your journey to Bangalore. You will reach Bangalore around 9 PM which marks the end of your excursion of trekking to Tadiandamol.

• Can we do Tadiandamol in March?

  Yes, you can do Tadiandamol trek in March. The months of March, April and May are the best ones for Tadiandamol trekking. In these three months, the weather remains pleasant and suitable for you to explore the local tourist spots and trekking sites at any time of the day.

• How to reach Tadiandamol trek from Bangalore?

  The distance between Tadiandamol Trek from Bangalore is approximately 270 km. The journey is usually completed within 6-7 hours. You can reach Tadiandamol via Mysore Road, NH75, or NH275 from Bangalore. Between the 270 km journey, you’ll come across Channapatna, Mandya, Srirangapatna, Hunsur, and other localities of Karnataka.

  There are several ways to reach the trek, for instance, take a direct KSRTC bus from Bangalore to Coorg. Or, a local bus from Virajpet to Kakkabe. Also, many tourists drive to this place on their own.

• I am a solo traveller, can I join Tadiandamol Trek?

  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.

• Are there any separate accommodations for men and women in Tadiandamol trekking?

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

• What are the precautions to be taken care of while camping in Tadiandamol?

  You won’t be camping at Tadiandamol peak. In the evening you will be trek down and arrived at the campsite where you will stay in tents or dormitories where you can enjoy camping.

  Some of the precautions to be taken care onTdaiandamol trek are:

  • Avoid planning the visit during the monsoon. The area around Tadiandamol witness windy and rainy weather in the monsoon.
  • The most important details and precautions are shared by the instructors or guides, carefully listen to them.
  • The weather of Tadiandamol can be unpredictable. Carry a raincoat or poncho while camping at the trek.
  • The forest area can be dense and dark, that’s why carrying a torch is a must!

• Which are the places to visit near Tadiandamol?

  These are some beautiful places near Tadiandamol that you can visit during a trek:

  • Kabbe hills: These hills are a part of the Kodagu district that are also a popular trekking site. Moreover, a trip to this enthralling place lets you experience the coffee plantations, paddy fields, the nearby villages and many other attractions. Also the views of the Western Ghats and from the top of the peak are breathtaking.
  • Sri Igguthappa Temple: An ancient temple, it is located in Kakkube. The architecture of this temple is admirable and it is a significant religious site for the Kodavas and the main deity worshipped here is Lord Subramanya.
  • Chelavara Falls: Situated near the Chelavara village, this natural waterfall has a beautiful cascade of water from the Kaveri River. A 160 feet drop, these falls are surrounded by rocky terrain and lush greenery.
  • Nalknad Palace: Located in a village named Yavakapadi in the Kakkabe town, this palace was built in 1792. It is one of the best places to see near Tadiandamol for its traditional architecture and the many tales about the history of this beautiful structure.
  • Palangala: It is a small village in Virajpet that offers splendid scenic vistas and plentiful natural surroundings. This place also is located in the heart of forest reserves and plantations in the area.

• Which are the other trekking peaks in Coorg?

  Here is a list of some of the best peaks that can be conquered in Coorg by going on a thrilling trek.

  • Subramanya: Kumara Parvatha Trek: It is a 14 km long trek that takes you through the Pushpagiri reserve forest to the top of the mountain peak. You can also camp near the Bhattrumane region and there are two trek routes that you can choose between – Somwarpet and Kukke Subramanya.
  • Pushpagiri Trek: It is the second-highest peak in the Kodagu district with an elevation of 5626 feet. The trail is 12 km and has an easy to moderate difficulty level. Along the way, you can enjoy the natural expanses of Pushpagiri Wildlife sanctuary along with other attractions and scenery.
  • Kotebetta Trek: It is the third highest peak in Coorg and one of the most popular trekking sites. A 20 km trek with moderate difficulty, it starts from a small village named Madhapur. It is a 2-day activity where you also set camp, the trail for the trek also takes you across the plantations, lush grasslands, and forested areas.
  • Brahmagiri Hills Trek: One of the highest peaks in Karnataka, the Brahmagiri Hills are a part of the Western Ghats range that stands at a height of 1608 m. It is a 6 km long trek with a medium difficulty level which needs one to have prior trekking experience and apt fitness. Moreover, the views of the colorful Valley from the top are enchanting.
  • Karkette Trek: The Karkette peak is settled in the Nishani Betta hills which are a part of the Western Ghats range. A moderately difficult trek of 10 km, it is a favored trail for seasoned trekkers. Moreover, the trail offers views of the surrounding landscapes and lush greenery. Also, from the top of the peak, you can enjoy the sight of the valley, the clear skies and even the Talakaveri range.