
Article Published On - 19-11-2025
| <b>Region</b>: | Karnataka |
| <b>Duration</b>: | 2 Day |
| <b>Trek grade:</b> | Moderate |
| <b>Maximum altitude:</b> | 5,275 ft |
| <b>Best Time to Visit:</b> | November to February |
With the change of season, it alters the nature and mood of Nature. It’s always enjoyable to experience the natural world through all forms, and we try to go on at least one hike throughout the year regardless of sunny, rain or cold zones. In the midst of monsoons sweeping the west coast of India and Karnataka we were set for the monsoon trek of 2011 in which Brahmagiri (1608 at a height of 1608m) was our first choice. The reason is that this trek is fairly easy in a normal sense(read monsoon post, winter etc.) and also has a forest guesthouse en route and a permanent shelter, so that we don’t need to trek for long periods of time getting wet in the night. Because we had 12 of us we decided to rent the mini bus.

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Nanda Rawat holds a Master’s degree in Tourism & Hospitality and brings over 16 years of experience in adventure and leisure travel. He has led multiple Himalayan expeditions, contributed to ATOAI, and is trained in first aid by the Indian Mountaineering Foundation. A strong supporter of sustainable and ethical tourism, he plays a key role at Trekup India. Write to him at: nanda@trekupindia.com