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Kudremukh National Park is one of the most scenic national parks in the Western Ghats of Karnataka. Spread across lush green hills, dense forests, rivers, waterfalls, and grasslands, the park is famous for its breathtaking trekking trails and rich biodiversity. Established in 1987, the park covers around 600 sq km and is recognized as part of the UNESCO-listed Western Ghats biodiversity hotspot.

Category Details
Name Kudremukh National Park
State Karnataka
District Chikkamagaluru
Region Western Ghats
Established Year 1987
Total Area Approx. 600 sq km
Famous For Trekking, Wildlife, Scenic Hills, Waterfalls
Meaning of Kudremukh “Horse Face” in Kannada
UNESCO Status Part of Western Ghats UNESCO World Heritage Region
Altitude Approx. 1,894 meters
Main Peak Kudremukh Peak
Forest Type Tropical Evergreen Forests & Grasslands
Rivers Originating Here Tunga, Bhadra, Nethravathi
Best Time to Visit October to March
Monsoon Season June to September
Entry Timings 6:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Trek Timings 6:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Trek Difficulty Level Moderate to Challenging
Main Trek Route Mullodi to Kudremukh Peak
Safari Available Yes
Trekking Permission Required
Trekking Distance Approx. 18–20 km Round Trip
Nearest Village Mullodi
Nearest Town Kudremukh
Nearest City Chikkamagaluru
Nearest Airport Mangalore International Airport
Distance from Airport Approx. 100 km
Nearest Railway Station Mangalore Junction
Distance from Bengaluru Approx. 330 km
Distance from Mangalore Approx. 100 km
Popular Waterfalls Hanuman Gundi Falls, Kadambi Falls
Major Attractions Kudremukh Peak, Gangamoola, Waterfalls, Wildlife
Famous Animals Tiger, Leopard, Gaur, Sambar Deer, Wild Dog
Famous Birds Malabar Trogon, Hornbills, Imperial Pigeon
Reptiles Found King Cobra, Python
Activities Trekking, Bird Watching, Photography, Nature Walks

Point of Attractions

  • Kudremukh Peak Trek
  • Hanuman Gundi Waterfalls
  • Kadambi Waterfalls
  • Gangamoola Hill
  • Dense Shola Forests
  • Scenic Western Ghats Landscapes
  • Wildlife Spotting
  • Nature Photography
  • Bird Watching
  • River Origins of Tunga, Bhadra, and Nethravathi Rivers

Facilities

  • Trekking permissions
  • Guided trekking routes
  • Forest check posts
  • Parking facilities
  • Nature camps nearby
  • Homestays around Mullodi village
  • Washrooms at entry points
  • Eco-tourism activities
  • Wildlife safari options
  • Basic food stalls near trekking base

Best in the Zoo / Wildlife Highlights

Although Kudremukh is a national park and not a zoo, visitors commonly spot:

  • Bengal Tiger
  • Leopard
  • Indian Gaur
  • Sambar Deer
  • Wild Dog
  • Malabar Giant Squirrel
  • Sloth Bear
  • King Cobra
  • Malabar Trogon
  • Imperial Pigeon
Ticket Price
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Kudremukh National Park entry and trekking fees vary depending on the activity chosen. The popular Kudremukh Peak Trek currently costs around ₹575 per person, while safari entry is approximately ₹200 per person with separate vehicle charges.

How to Book Tickets
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  • Visit the official booking website:
    Kudremukh National Park Booking Portal
  • Click on the “Book Now” option for Trekking, Safari, or Eco Tourism activities.
  • Select your preferred trek or activity such as Kudremukh Peak Trek, Nethravathi Trek, Safari, or Waterfalls visit.
  • Choose your travel date and number of visitors.
  • Enter visitor details including name, phone number, and valid ID proof.
  • After registration, a unique Booking ID will be generated for each visitor.
  • Complete the payment process and download your ticket confirmation.
  • Carry the same original ID proof during entry verification at the park gate.
  • Trekking slots are limited to around 300 trekkers per day, so advance booking is highly recommended, especially during weekends and holidays.
  • Guides may be compulsory for certain trekking routes and charges are usually paid separately.
FAQ
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Where is Kudremukh National Park located?

Kudremukh National Park is located in the Chikkamagaluru district of Karnataka in the Western Ghats region.

Why is Kudremukh National Park famous?

The park is famous for its scenic mountain landscapes, trekking trails, waterfalls, wildlife, and lush green forests.

What is the best time to visit Kudremukh National Park?

The best time to visit is from October to March when the weather is pleasant and trekking conditions are ideal.

Is trekking allowed in Kudremukh National Park?

Yes, trekking is allowed with prior permission and online booking through the forest department portal.

What is the entry fee for Kudremukh National Park?

The general entry fee starts from around ₹200, while trekking fees vary depending on the route selected.

Location
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Location Details Information
Name Kudremukh National Park
State Karnataka
District Chikkamagaluru
Region Western Ghats
Country India
Coordinates 13.1326° N, 75.2516° E
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