Monday, March 25, 2013

Trek to Kumaraparvata-2013 [Dakshina Kannada], Karnataka, India


(My trekking On South India's TOUGHEST Peak Kumaraparvata with family) 

Me with my family and trekmate Mr. Shambhuprasad from Bangalore
Kumara Parvatha in Dakshina kannada[DK] ( Kumarparvata) is a trekker’s paradise, located on the border between the Dakshina Kannada[DK] [southern karnataka] and Kodagu districts of Karnataka. The highest point is the Pushpagiri temple at 1710 mts from the sea level. The whole region falls under the Pushpagiri Wildlife Sanctuary. 

Biggest draw to the trek is difficulty level of the route and the freedom to pitch the tent at the top (I mean, literally at the very top). Trek to Kumara Parvatha(to Pushpagiri Temple) is considered to be one of the most challenging treks in Karnataka. There are two approaches to the Pushpagiri temple, one from Beedahalli(7kms – Kodagu district) and other one from Kukke Subramanya(14kms – Dakshina Kannada[DK] district). Generally, one side is the approach route and the other side is the descent route, based on ones choice.






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4 comments:

  1. Naresh Kumar BeheraMarch 25, 2013 at 1:39 PM

    Must be a wonderful trek with family members. I've seen the photographs on Picassa; those are beautiful.

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  2. Kavya BhattMarch 26, 2013 at 5:14 PM

    arey sahuji! naam toh barabar likho. It is located in "Dakshina Kannada(DK)" district, not dakhinna kannada! It is the southernmost (dakshina means south in kannada language; also sanskrit) district in the state of karnataka.
    d pics have come good.

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    1. manojsahuctpMarch 26, 2013 at 8:36 PM

      Thanks Kavya,...///
      For find the error n notify through comment. Your comment also honorized by Us,,,!! If any further mistake found by you, Still welcome's your favorable suggestions,...///

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  3. Nijaguna ResidencyApril 16, 2013 at 2:08 PM

    Hi i am fan of your blog ill read most of the time ur blogs...i went to bandipur national park with my parents really it was amazing in that forest we all enjoyed a lot and we stayed in Bandipur Resorts it was very good to stay i wish to vist again and stay ther

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