Ramadevara Betta — Local services in Karnataka

Ramadevarabetta Hills, located in Tumkur around 90 km from Bangalore, offers a scenic and well-marked trekking route. The starting point is clearly pinned on Google Maps, making it easy to find. Make sure to book your entry tickets through the Aranyavihara website at least two days in advance.

The trail is easy to follow, but there is a key junction to watch for about halfway through. At this point, the path splits: the left trail, marked by two large boulders forming a narrow passage, leads to a temple and a cave. Going straight will take you to the peak.

The trek features a variety of terrains, making it a refreshing and diverse experience. At the top, there is a large plateau offering panoramic views in all directions. Depending on where you stand, you can see forested areas, mountains, city views, a quarry, a lake, and more. There is also a small temple, the ruins of an old fort, and a couple of small water bodies that add to the area's...

Don't follow Google location, it's not updated..... There is two ways to reach the hill . *If you want fully adventure feel then try to reach the hill by "ಗೋಕುಲ ಗೋಶಾಲೆ" road , (ask local peoples for the direction). difficulty level very hard

if you want to experience trekking feel then start from temple road . To find the way for that first go to back side of siddagange hill . Through cathsandra siddagangamata road . Then ask for direction on localates. Don't follow Google location there is no road or direction . (Please google upadate the location as soon as possible). . If you need any info about it contact me . On insta...

One of the best offbeat treks near bangalore. Its situated in Tumkur district. Most people get confused as there is another popular Ramdevara Batta trek(sholay hills) in Ramnagar. The trek is situated very remote place and google maps doesn't show the correct starting point. We had to take help from locals to find the start point which was an adventure in itself. This trek is listed in official Karnataka govt. Website . We bought the passes for it but after reaching there we found passes are not required. So don't buy it if you are planning to go for this trek. No guides are required just follow the arrow markings...