குடசாத்ரி மலை ஒரு ட்ரெக்கிங் | Trekking in Kodachadri hills

Kodachadri is a stunning peak in Karnataka's Western Ghats, a Natural Heritage Site known for its lush forests, Hidlumane Falls, and spiritual significance as the origin of Goddess Mookambika, with treks offering panoramic views of the Arabian Sea, challenging trails, and a historic Sarvajna Peetha dedicated to Adi Shankara. It's a popular destination for trekkers and nature lovers, accessible via difficult jeep trails or adventurous jungle treks, often starting near Kollur. Key Features Altitude: 1,343 meters (4,406 ft). Location: Shimoga District, near Kollur, within the Mookambika Wildlife Sanctuary, Karnataka. Name Meaning: "Jasmine of the Hills" (from Sanskrit Kutaja). Views: Offers breathtaking vistas of the Western Ghats and the Arabian Sea. Trekking & Trails Routes: Popular routes include the one via Hidlumane Falls and the jeep trail. Difficulty: Moderate to challenging, with dense rainforests, streams, and meadows. Highlights: Passes through dense jungles, features waterfalls like Hidlumane Falls, and leads to ancient sites. Spiritual Significance Moola Mookambika Temple: Believed to be the origin place of the goddess. Sarvajna Peetha: A stone shrine at the peak dedicated to Adi Shankara, who meditated here. Chitramoola: A cave where sages meditated, located further down from Sarvajna Peetha. Getting There Base Village: Kollur or Nittur. Transport: Trekkers can use shared jeeps (4x4 recommended) for parts of the journey or opt for challenging hiking trails. Kodachadri Hill trekking | Trek to Hidlumane waterfalls | Karnataka Tourism Kodachadri is a famous hill station in the Western Ghats of Karnataka. The name Kodachadri means "Jasmine of the Hills #travel #trending #tourist #tamil #mookambikatemple #tourism #vlog #temple #food