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Tadiyandamol Exploration

Tadiyandamol Exploration

  • Tadiyandamol

Min person 1

Max person 10

Total 10

About the Tour

Tadiyandamol, the highest peak in Kodagu (Coorg) and the third highest in Karnataka, rises to an elevation of 1,748 meters (5,735 feet) above sea level. The name “Tadiyandamol,” derived from the Kodava language, translates to “large mountain,” aptly reflecting its prominence within the Western Ghats. Renowned for its panoramic views and verdant landscapes, Tadiyandamol is a sought-after destination for trekking enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.

 The region boasts a diverse topography, featuring dense Shola forests, rolling grasslands, and rugged rocky terrains, providing a dynamic trekking experience. Tadiyandamol Hills are home to a rich biodiversity, with various species of birds, butterflies, and small wildlife inhabiting the area. The trek offers a unique opportunity to immerse in nature’s beauty while also appreciating the historical significance of nearby landmarks such as the Nalknad Palace. Well-marked trails, offering a blend of easy and moderately challenging sections, make this trek suitable for both beginners and experienced trekkers seeking adventure and tranquility.

Tadiyandamol Exploration - Experiences

Morning

Excluded Dates:

Available Slot: 09:00 - 09:00

Minimum Person: 2 Maximum Person: 10 Total Person: 10 Per Person Charges: 1000

Trek Details

  •  Trek Length : 14 Kms 
  •  Duration: 6 hours
  •  Difficulty Level: Moderate
  •  Nearest Town/City: Kakkabe 
  •  Maximum Altitude :  1748 Meters 
  •  Best Time to Visit : October to March 
 Detailed Itinerary
  • Arrival at Tadiyandamol Base Point by 7.30 AM and meet our Naturalist 
  • Trek begins with a gentle ascent through coffee estates and thick forests 
  • Gradual climb through open grasslands with beautiful valley views
  • Final steep stretch leading to the peak 
  • Reach the summit by 12:00 PM 
  • Enjoy the Panoramic views and take a break 
  • Start descending by 1.30 PM ( Approx . 2.5 to 3 hours )
  • Reach the base point by 3.30 PM 
Note :  Please be aware of leeches especially during Monsoon and come prepared with leech repellents or salt 

Trek Highlights

  • The highest peak in Coorg, offering breathtaking views of the Western Ghats
  • Scenic trails passing through coffee plantations, Shola forests, and grasslands
  • Historic Nalknad Palace at the base, built in the late 18th century
  • Stunning panoramic views from the summit
  • Rich biodiversity and opportunities for bird watching
 

Inclusion

  • Guide and Forest entry permits

Exclusions

  • Personal expenses
  • Transportation 
  • Any costs for additional services

Things to Carry

  • Sturdy trekking shoes
  • Water bottle (minimum 2 liters)
  • Lightweight backpack
  • Rain gear (if trekking in monsoon season)
  • Personal medications
  • Sunscreen, cap, and sunglasses
  • Snacks (energy bars, dry fruits)

Fitness Requirements

  • The trek is challenging, requiring a good level of physical fitness.
  • Regular hikers or individuals with endurance experience are recommended.

Additional Information

  • Weather: Expect cool mornings and evenings with warm afternoons. Night temperatures can drop significantly.
  • Permits Required: Yes (Obtained at the Beedahalli Forest Check Post)
  • Guide Availability: Yes (Guides are mandatory for this trek, provided as part of the package)

Cancellation Policy

  • Cancellation 3 days before  there will be no refund 
  • Cancellation between 3 – 10 days , You will incur 50 %  .
  • If you dont show up , you will lose money .
  • Any cancellation before 10 days , full refund will be provided

Important Notes for Travelers coming to Coorg / Kodagu

  • There is no town called “Kodagu / Coorg “, entire region is called Kodagu / Coorg and Madikeri is its HQ.  
  • There are 5 Major Towns in Coorg – Gonikoppal and Virajpet falls in the South . Kushalnagar , Madikeri and Somwarpet falls in the North 
  • Respect the culture and tradition of the locals
  • Dress respectfully during visit to temples and rural areas
  • Insects co-existed with locals , so don’t be surprised to see them in your premises
  • Littering around Coorg is strictly prohibited
  • Avoid single use plastic and carry reusable bottles