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| Name | Why I love Western Ghats!! Amazing Monsoon Trek to Kudremukh Peak |
| Video Uploader | Video From Spirited Soul |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 24-05-2020 10:29:43 |
| Video Discription | Namaste People! Have you heard about Kudremukh? If not, then you certainly need to check this place out. It is a gem inside western ghats. This video is my journey of the same. And this trek totally blew my mind away. The first leg of the journey is a bus ride to a village in the Chikmagalur district, from where we take the 4X4 jeeps to base camp. Within minutes, we made friends with others on the trek. Pretty quick transition from multiple groups to ONE unit. We reached Chikmagalur early morning, with drizzles and a cold breeze to welcome us. Within 5 minutes, we were in the Jeeps, which took us to our base camp. The base camp is actually a homestay with some basic facilities. An important point to note is that they have a limit to the number of people who can trek on any day, and it is generally reserved on a first come first serve basis. The trek started once everyone was comfortable. We packed our lunches in our bags, and reached the check post. We are not allowed to carry any packaged food inside plastic wrappers, so take them out in a box if you intend to carry it. Also, other things not allowed are Bluetooth speakers and plastic carry bags. ( Much needed rules, everywhere ). The start of the trek is pretty simple, a plain terrain with no slopes. The path keeps winding across lush green Shola grasslands. As soon as we reached the 8-9 kms mark, the Kudremukh peak is visible. From this point it is a steep ascent and the terrain gets rocky. I reached the peak, took a few deep breaths and just absorbed all of it. I have a habit of closing my eyes and soak that surrounding, take the most of it within. While returning back, the descent is quite steep, and some patches were quite slippery. We kept talking though, engaging in good conversations and taking pauses at regular intervals to just keep a check on our pals. DAY 2: The next day, you are supposed to wake up early, grab a quick breakfast and then see the local areas. All of us went to a small waterfall nearby. The views are amazing, and that gushing water over you acts like a natural massage. After this much needed relaxation session, we directly headed to our place, picked up our stuff and left to the place where we had the buses waiting. The return journey takes about 6-7 hours and we reached Bangalore by around 9 pm at night. The one trek I will never ever forget. Sometimes you learn so much in such a little time. Also, when people around you are so positive, amiable, cheerful and beautiful, the journey is indeed the best part. Let me know if you like the video. Comment what next I should cover in Western ghats. |
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