Activity location: Coorg, Karnataka

Starting day: Friday

End day: Sunday

Nishani Motte Height: 4,134 ft.

Nishani Motte Trek Distance: 15 km (both ways) 

Trek Difficulty: Moderate to Difficult 

Distance from Bangalore: 280 Km

About Nishani Motte Trek, Coorg: 

Nishani Motte Trek in Coorg is an adventure that will satisfy both thrill-seekers and tranquil nature lovers alike. Travel through forests and meadows while traversing over steep shola hills. On top of the Brahmagiri massif is a spectacular ridge walk offering incredible views! Combining challenge, location, view, overnight journey from Bangalore and overnight travel - Nishani Motte offers all these elements with one brilliant off-beat journey! Nishani Motte Trek, situated near Tala Cauvery in Brahmagiri Wildlife Sanctuary and provides stunning panoramic views. Rated moderate to difficult, this trek is ideal for nature lovers seeking a break from city life and urban stressors alike. Although open throughout the year, the post-monsoon and winter seasons provide ideal conditions amidst lush greenery and sparkling waterfalls, providing visitors with unforgettable adventures! The Nishani Motte Trek starts from Tala Cauvery Temple, which serves as an important pilgrimage site and source point of the River Cauvery. From here, trekkers travel through beautiful shola forests and meadows framed by towering hills and mountains en route. As they progress along their treks, trekkers reach Nishani Motte ridge top and set up camp at an anti-poaching centre campsite. Here they enjoy an authentic hot dinner and a sound sleep before returning downhill through the forest for transport back home on Jeep roads below.

This Package Includes:

• Transportation,

• 2 Breakfast

• 1 Packed Lunch

• 1 Dinner

• 1 Snacks

• Permission Charges

• Trekking

• Professional Guide

• Abbey Waterfalls Visit

• Golden Temple Visit

• Accommodation in Home Stay (Dormitory stay sharing basis)

• Campfire (Depends On Whether)

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