Exploring trekking trails at any vacation area is recommended for those who appreciate health and agility exercises. There are plenty of trekking paths in the south of India for travelers who want to get out of their hotel rooms and enjoy the outdoors. 

If you are a true travel or adventure lover then I am sure you will love these places mentioned below. 

Kodachadri Trek

The excellence of Kodachadri journey situated in Mookambika national park has existed since days of yore. The slope gets its name from a blossoming plant and is likewise called “jasmine of the slopes”. It is a grand top with thick timberland cover surrounding it. With a height of 1,343m above ocean level it is the tenth tallest peak in karnataka. Getting a brief look at the evening dusk into the Arabian Sea from its pinnacle offers a charming encounter; a blend of mountain and sea that not very many tops in the nation can flaunt. A trip to Kodachadri will leave you entranced and needing more. 

Kolli hills 

Located in the Namakkal region of Tamil Nadu, Kolli Hills is covered with evergreen backwoods. The slopes are around 1000-1300 meters and the encompassing region is serene, a long way from the dirtied roads of urban communities. Housing and eating choices are limited nearby; you’ll need to design ahead of time. The beginning mark of this trip is at a little town called Puliyancholai at the foundation of Kolli Hills and the last point is the eminent Agaya Gangai waterfalls. 

The ride/drive up the hill is difficult, but if you enjoy switchbacks and hairpin bends, here is the place to go. Up the hill, there are two waterfalls where you can take a bath. A nice weekend getaway, but if you’re a novice rider, you’ll find the climb up the hill to be exhausting and tedious. It’s not too crowded, and it’s not too dark to be afraid. 

Banasura Hill Trek 

Second most noteworthy pinnacle of Wayanad is located at 6801 ft above ocean level. A troublesome journey just suggested for experienced adventurers. This journey is difficult with high breezes hitting your knees; steep slants and shakes which need some aptitude to explore. Whenever you’re at the highest point, you can see a full perspective on Banasura Dam and the foggy mountains encompassing you. 

The slope got its name after Banasura, one of the legendary characters in the Indian fables. Set up at a difficult height of 6,600 feet. The cone-like molded Banasura is the second most noteworthy top among Nilgiris and Himalayas. Banasura settled in Wayanad, which overlooks Chembra Peak and Pakshipathalam. 

Tadiandamol Trek

Tadiandamol Trek is located at a height of 5700 feet, approximately 8 kilometers from Kakkabe and 35 kilometers from Madikeri.It is located in Coorg’s south-eastern region and has the highest elevation. Journeying from Nalknad Palace to Tadiandamol top is a well known experience in Kodagu. The Tadiandamol trekking trail is around 7 kms one way, ordered as ‘Simple’ and can be finished in one day. 

Nature, on the other hand, has a ruse up her sleeve: we create a deceptive apex that leads many people to believe that this is the pinnacle. From there, the route gets thin and wet, making even a distance of 300m seem like a long way!

Kumara Parvatha trek

Coorg is a paradisiacal location proliferated by numerous excellent pinnacles. Kumara Parvatha is located at an elevation of 1712 m in the Pushpagiri range. The path covers thick woodlands, so one can observe rich verdure while journeying. Moving up to around more than 1,700 meters (approx. 5,600 feet), Kumara Parvatha is the most difficult journey in Karnataka. Having said that, we prescribe the Kumara Parvatha trip to middle – experienced adventurers who can take on this requesting journey. The trip may be more trying for you in the event that you are not an ordinary adventurer. Notwithstanding, you can have confidence that for each troublesome advance you take this journey will give you enchanting scenes. 

Chembra trek 

Situated in Wayanad, Chembra Peak is a focal point for adventurers and sees numerous guests consistently. The pinnacle sits around 2,100 meters above sea level and is part of the Western Ghats’ Wayanad slope ranges. Ideal for novices, the normal time expected to scale one side of the pinnacle is around 3-4 hours. There’s a delightful heart-shaped lake that you will experience during the journey and the view around is great for nature’s sweethearts. Short-term setting up camp is precluded at the pinnacle as a result of a potential danger from untamed life.