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Mysuru to Mysuru · Western Ghats & Himalaya

Catch the Friday bus.
Wake up in the Ghats.

Small-group treks from Mysuru: picked up near home, fed well, led by people who know the hills, and dropped back. We carry down every wrapper we find.

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How a trek works

Friday night to Sunday night.

Our two-day treks leave Friday night, so you wake up in the hills and still make it to work on Monday.

  1. FRI 8:30 PM

    Board the bus

    Dinner done. Pickups across Mysuru, tea stops only.

  2. SAT 4:00 AM

    Reach the stay

    Sleep till 6:30, freshen up, breakfast at 7:30.

  3. SAT 9:00 AM

    On the trail

    Tickets checked at the base and we start walking.

  4. SUMMIT

    Puliyogare at the top

    The official dish of every Western Ghats trek.

  5. SAT 5:00 PM

    Snacks, games, stories

    Tea or coffee, then dinner, veg and non-veg.

  6. SUN

    Falls and a temple

    Waterfall play, a temple visit, slow road home.

  7. SUN 10 PM

    Back in Mysuru

    Dropped along the same route.

  1. 4:00 AM

    Pickup from Mysuru

    Suburban Bus Stand first, then the city stops.

  2. 7:00 AM

    Breakfast stop

    Pre-booked restaurant on the way. Done by 8.

  3. 9:00 AM

    Start the climb

    At the base and walking by nine.

  4. TOP

    Packed lunch

    Puliyogare, sometimes with veg or non-veg rolls.

  5. 4:00 PM

    Back at the base

    Down at an easy pace, everyone together.

  6. 5:00 PM

    Evening snacks

    Tea, coffee and snacks at the same restaurant.

  7. 8–9 PM

    Back in Mysuru

    Dropped along the pickup route.

  1. 4:00 AM

    Pickup from Mysuru

    Same stops, same timings.

  2. 6:30 AM

    Ragi ganji at the base

    A warm millet drink, then straight up.

  3. 8:30 AM

    Breakfast at the summit

    Packed breakfast while the valley wakes up.

  4. 11:00 AM

    Back at the base

    Easy descent in the morning cool.

  5. 2:00 PM

    Back in Mysuru

    Home in time for lunch.

Our way

Led properly.
Fed well.
Left cleaner.

A good trek is mostly the things you never notice: a leader who has walked that trail many times, permits sorted, a stay that is clean, a plan for the day it rains. Here is what you can count on, every time.

  • Leaders who've done it 20+ times

    Every Trek Leader has led at least 20 treks before taking a group on their own.

  • First-aid trained

    Our Trek Leaders are trained in first aid and know the nearest hospital on every route.

  • Safety kit on every trek

    First-aid kit, pulse oximeter, torch and whistle, plus an emergency plan for the route.

  • Permits handled

    Forest entry and trek permits are sorted before you board. You just walk.

  • Stays and kitchens we've checked

    Every homestay and breakfast stop is one we have visited and eaten at ourselves.

  • Small groups

    About one Trek Leader for every 10 to 12 trekkers, so nobody gets left behind.

  • Picked up near home

    Seven stops across Mysuru, timed to the minute, with directions to each.

  • Solo women welcome

    Board at the Suburban Bus Stand, where your Trek Leader meets you in person.

We carry back more than we bring.

Every group comes down with plastic and paper that others left behind. Nobody in our group drops a wrapper. Bring a small cloth bag; we fill it together.

Seven stops across the city

We pick you up near home.

The bus leaves the Suburban Bus Stand and reaches each stop a few minutes after the last. Every trek page shows your exact time and a map.

Not sure which trek?

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