The best time to go on the trek is from june to February. Moreover, the early winter months are the most preferred as the weather is cool and dry in Kodagu. Besides, it is best to avoid the monsoon season, from June till September as the terrains here get slippery and unsafe for trekking.

You’ll receive a confirmation mail of your booking after payment. You’ll be added to a Whats-app group on Event Day and information about trip coordinator, pickups, live location of bus etc will be shared there.

Things to Carry:ID proofbackpack (waterproof or covered with waterproof cover) .trekking shoes or any sports shoes with a Good grip.Trekking pants (compulsory), 2 T-Shirts (Preferably full sleeves or Half T-shirt with sleeves), Raincoat/ waterproof jacket/ windcheater, Hand-napkin/Towel, etc.Water 2-3 liters.Ready-to-eat food like plum cakes, Dry fruits, dry snacks and biscuits, Chikki, chocolate bars, etc.Personal Medicines and Personal First aid.Fresh pair of clothes for 3 days.Sunglasses, Sunscreen.Extra Pair Of clothes.Clothing:Avoid uncomfortable clothing during the activities (like saris, etc.)Wear comfortable clothing such as track pants and full-sleeved round-neck t-shirts.Carry a jacket for nighttime, when the weather can turn a little chilly.Carrying Jewellery or other valuables is not advisable.

Of course yes, even we encourage people to travel solo so that they can meet more like-minded people on trek and enjoy the trek in a whole different way. While coming to safety, safety is the first most priority of our community. So there are almost zero problems with doing a solo trek to Brahmagiri adventure sightseeing trip.

The safety and security of women/girls are paramount to us. Hence, it's entirely safe for women/girls to participate in our treks and travels. Our trek leaders always accompany the group, offering constant assistance and direction. Our campsites are thoroughly secure and provide a safe lodging environment. In addition, our female trek leaders often join our treks.

Yes, it is completely safe. You will be guided by professional trekkers and your safety is their first most priority. While trekking you will be provided with safety equipment where there is a need. Also, you will be told to bring personal safety-related things e.g. First aid kits, insect repellent, and other such things to ensure your safety. You will need to be more cautious if you are visiting trek in the monsoon as there will be many slippery places.

We will cover all the places mentioned in itinerary.

It’s not specific and diverse groups join us! There are solos, couples, friends and families who book our trips.

No, there won't be any additional charges other than those mentioned in the exclusions section.

The maximum altitude of Brahmagiri is approximately 5276ft. The highest peak of Kodagu District, the trek is frequently visited by national and international tourists. The hike gradually increases from Ground Palace to Forest Point to the Camping site and finally to Brahmagiri.The trek becomes extra steep between the camping site and the peak. In this trek. The altitude of Brahmagiri will be attained after trekking 10 km in a single day.

The Brahmagiri trek is of easy to moderate difficulty level. A 10-12 km long trail takes you at an elevation of 5276 feet, to the highest peak in Kodagu and back.The overall journey to the Brahmagiri mountain has a mix of steep and comfortable climbs which can be attempted by anyone with basic fitness levels and no prior trekking experience.

The entire trek is 10 km long. Starting from the base camp in Kodagu, you trudge to the top of the Brahmagiri mountain peak which is at a height of 5276 feet.Further, the trek trail is from an easy to moderate difficulty level which can be climbed by novice and experienced trekkers alike.

Since it is the 10 Km long trek to Brahmagiri Peak, you should be wearing trekking shoes to make the journey easier. You should also carry things like water bottles, toiletries, raincoats, torches, backpacks, and headgear. Try to avoid wearing uncomfortable clothing, and stick to something you're comfortable in.