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Kudremukha National Park – Karnataka

Kudremukha National Park, Eedu, Karnataka 574109
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Daily Camp

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Overview

Kudremukh range hides in itself several hidden treasures. The name – Kudremukh, came as the main peak in this range looks like a Face (Mukha) of the Horse (Kudre). Although this is a popular place, it is still considered to be ‘undiscovered’ by tourists as Kudremukh is considered to be the ultimate paradise for trekkers. In total Kudremukh National Park has around 67 known mountains. The highest peak in this range is Kudremukh Peak which is 1,894 meters above sea level. So it also is known for over 200 species of birds residing or visiting the Range during the migratory season to the forests of Kudremukh. 

Kudremukh National Park has around 67 known mountains. Some of these are listed below: 

Kurinjal Peak, 

Seethabumi Peak

Narasimha Parvatha

Gangadikal Peak

Valikunda and of course the main peak, 

Kuduremukha Peak – the second-highest peak in Karnataka. 

Funk Hill

Hirimariguppe / The Netravati Peak

Tirimarigubbe

Soojigallu

Bangarabailge

Tirimarigubbe

Trek to Kudremukh Peak is allowed with permission from the forest officials. Although day trekking can be undertaken, camping is NOT allowed. If necessary, hire a guide. All the Hikers must return to the base before sunset. 

Attraction of this Place: 

Trekking

Safari

Waterfalls 

Boating 

Spotting wildlife 

Bird-Watching

Walking through the Coffee plantations and much more. 

Because of its tropical biological richness, the park is home to an incredible variety of flora and fauna which has led Kudremukh to be declared the hottest hotspot of biological diversity, which is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Timing and Entry Fee:
National Park entry Timings: 10:00 am – 5:00 pm (open all days)
Entry Fee (for Indians): ₹200 per person
Entry Fee (for foreigners): ₹ 1000 per person (close to $12 per person)
Trekking Timings: 6:00 am to 5:00 pm
Note: Camping is Not Permitted on National Park grounds, and anyone caught camping will be facing severe consequences. 

Distance from:
Madikeri: 197 km via SH27
Mysore: 248 km via NH 373
Mangalore:  112 km via SH 67 and SH 66
Bangalore: 319 km via NH 75
Nearest Airports: Mangalore International Airport is 110 km and Mysore Domestic Airport is 261 km. 

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