Hill Stations Near Bangalore

The 'Mountain of Death' with 70 continuous hairpin bends, cascading Agaya Gangai falls, and traditional siddha herbal medicine gardens.

A serene riverside nature camp on the banks of the Cauvery, famous for mahseer fishing and the Jungle Lodges eco-resort experience.

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A scenic trek that begins with a walk along active railway tracks before ascending to a ruined hillside fort with panoramic views of Doddaballapur.

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Home to the second largest monolith in Asia, featuring a challenging fort trek with seven gateways and the ruins of a Vijayanagara-era citadel.

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Twin mythological peaks near Pandavapura where Kunti (from the Mahabharata) is believed to have rested, overlooking the serene Thonnur Lake.

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A biodiverse Western Ghats peak in Coorg with dense shola forests, rare wildlife, and the trail connecting to Iruppu Falls in Wayanad.

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A protected wildlife sanctuary peak in Coorg's Western Ghats, known for its Kumara Parvatha trail and vast rolling shola grasslands.

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A popular night trekking hill near Kanakapura with a smooth granite face, ruined fort, and excellent stargazing conditions.

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A rocky hill near Tumkur with an ancient cave temple where sages meditated, offering a short trek through boulder-strewn terrain.

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A lesser-known rocky hill with a ruined fort and panoramic views, ideal for those seeking a quiet trek away from the weekend crowds.

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