Trekking & Wildlife Trip is for those who find joy in the rhythm of nature and the thrill of the wild. This trip takes you deep into the heart of nature—through mist-covered hills, dense rainforests, and remote tribal paths. You’ll trek across ridgelines with panoramic views, rest beside mountain streams, and witness sunrise from places few have stood before. Along the way, you’ll encounter the wild in its natural rhythm—elephants in their forest corridors, rare birds in hidden canopies, and the sound of the jungle echoing around you. Led by experienced local guides and forest experts, each trek is safe, respectful, and rich in local insight. You won’t just walk through the wild—you’ll understand it, feel it, and become part of it.
Led by experienced local guides and forest experts, each trek is safe, respectful, and rich in local insight. You won’t just walk through the wild—you’ll understand it, feel it, and become part of it. If you’re looking for a journey that’s grounded in adventure, connected to the earth, and alive with discovery—Trekking & Wildlife Trip is calling.
Trekking & Wildlife Trip is for those who find joy in the rhythm of nature and the thrill of the wild. This trip takes you deep into the heart of nature—through mist-covered hills, dense rainforests, and remote tribal paths. You’ll trek across ridgelines with panoramic views, rest beside mountain streams, and witness sunrise from places few have stood before. Along the way, you’ll encounter the wild in its natural rhythm—elephants in their forest corridors, rare birds in hidden canopies, and the sound of the jungle echoing around you. Led by experienced local guides and forest experts, each trek is safe, respectful, and rich in local insight. You won’t just walk through the wild—you’ll understand it, feel it, and become part of it.
Led by experienced local guides and forest experts, each trek is safe, respectful, and rich in local insight. You won’t just walk through the wild—you’ll understand it, feel it, and become part of it. If you’re looking for a journey that’s grounded in adventure, connected to the earth, and alive with discovery—Trekking & Wildlife Trip is calling.
It’s not just a journey through trails and forests—it’s an invitation to experience the untouched beauty of South India’s landscapes and its incredible biodiversity, step by step.
Every step you take supports something bigger. We partner with local communities, eco-lodges, and conservation projects to ensure that your journey helps protect the places you explore. From sustaining wildlife habitats to empowering local artisans, we believe in leaving a destination better than we found it.
Never used trekking poles? Wondering how to prep for a jungle night walk? Don’t worry—we’ve got you covered. We provide top-quality safety gear, rental options for essentials, and a foolproof packing guide. Just bring your adventurous spirit—we’ll handle the rest.
Whether you want a leisurely walk through lush tea plantations or a thrilling trek up misty mountain peaks, South India has a trail for every explorer. Every step leads to hidden waterfalls, ancient spice routes, and breathtaking viewpoints—all you have to do is walk.
It’s not just a journey through trails and forests—it’s an invitation to experience the untouched beauty of South India’s landscapes and its incredible biodiversity, step by step.
Every step you take supports something bigger. We partner with local communities, eco-lodges, and conservation projects to ensure that your journey helps protect the places you explore. From sustaining wildlife habitats to empowering local artisans, we believe in leaving a destination better than we found it.
Never used trekking poles? Wondering how to prep for a jungle night walk? Don’t worry—we’ve got you covered. We provide top-quality safety gear, rental options for essentials, and a foolproof packing guide. Just bring your adventurous spirit—we’ll handle the rest.
Whether you want a leisurely walk through lush tea plantations or a thrilling trek up misty mountain peaks, South India has a trail for every explorer. Every step leads to hidden waterfalls, ancient spice routes, and breathtaking viewpoints—all you have to do is walk.
Our trips are designed to be flexible, immersive, and adventure-driven. Here’s what’s included in your nomad trip journey:
Whether you're pedaling through coastal breezes, temple towns, or misty plantations, we’ve got all the details covered so you can focus on the ride. Here’s what’s not included in your bike trip journey:
Our trips are designed to be flexible, immersive, and adventure-driven. Here’s what’s included in your nomad trip journey:
Whether you're pedaling through coastal breezes, temple towns, or misty plantations, we’ve got all the details covered so you can focus on the ride. Here’s what’s not included in your bike trip journey:
Our trips are designed to be flexible, immersive, and adventure-driven. Here’s what you can expect:
Our trips are designed to be flexible, immersive, and adventure-driven. Here’s what you can expect:
The best time to bike trip in South India is from October to March, when the weather is cool and pleasant. Early mornings during this season offer ideal conditions for scenic and comfortable rides.
Cool and dry weather makes this the
best time for long-distance rides. Ideal
for exploring plains, cities, and country
side routes.
Warmer days are perfect for riding to hill stations and along scenic coastal roads.
A great time to escape the heat while
enjoying nature.
Lush green landscapes and refreshing
rains create a unique riding experience. Best suited for adventurous riders who enjoy the thrill of wet roads.
The best time to bike trip in South India is from October to March, when the weather is cool and pleasant. Early mornings during this season offer ideal conditions for scenic and comfortable rides.
The best time to bike trip in South India is from October to March, when the weather is cool and pleasant. Early mornings during this season offer ideal conditions for scenic and comfortable rides.
Warmer days are perfect for riding to hill stations and along scenic coastal roads. A great time to escape the heat while enjoying nature.
Lush green landscapes and refreshing rains create a unique riding experience. Best suited for adventurous riders who enjoy the thrill of wet roads.
We offer four types of room categories to suit your comfort and preferences:
Roots, Classic, Comfort, and Premium.
Accommodation is based on twin share. If you would like to share with another solo traveler, please contact us before booking as this option is strictly subject to availability. Please see room options below:
We offer four types of room categories to suit your comfort and preferences: Roots, Classic, Comfort, and Premium.
Accommodation is based on twin share. If you would like to share with another solo traveller, please contact us before booking as this option is strictly subject to availability.
Please see room options below:
Are You Ready to Ride South India Like Never Before? Join us and experience the beauty, culture, and adventure of ultimate multi-active trip of South India.
We offer two styles of walking and trekking trips in South India:
Basecamp Adventures: Stay in one place and explore different trails each day. Unpack once and enjoy day hikes through lush tea estates, misty hilltops, and dense spice plantations from your accommodation.
Point-to-Point Treks: Walk from one destination to another, covering diverse landscapes like the Western Ghats, Nilgiris, and Cardamom Hills. We transport your main luggage, so all you need to carry is a light daypack for essentials.
Yes! Traveling with a group is always safer than hiking alone. Our expert local guides are trained in first aid and navigation and know the best, safest routes. We follow marked trails, monitor weather conditions, and adjust itineraries if needed to ensure your safety and comfort.
Our trips range from easy nature walks to challenging multi-day treks. While no extreme fitness is required, a moderate level of endurance will help you enjoy the experience fully. We recommend light walking, jogging, or strength training for at least 4-6 weeks before your trip.
➤ Accommodation in boutique lodges, eco-resorts, or homestays
➤ All necessary permits for trekking in national parks and wildlife reserves
➤ Transport to and from trailheads (private or local transport depending on the itinerary)
➤ Expert local guides with extensive knowledge of the region
➤ Cultural experiences such as village interactions, temple visits, and local food tastings
➤ A good pair of walking or trekking shoes (lightweight but sturdy)
➤ Breathable, quick-dry clothing (shorts, pants, and long/short sleeve shirts)
➤ A light waterproof jacket in case of unexpected rain
➤ A daypack (20-30L) for water, snacks, and essentials
➤ Sunscreen, hat, and sunglasses for protection
➤ Walking poles (optional but useful on steep climbs)
➤ A detailed packing list will be provided for each itinerary.
No, we transport your main luggage between accommodations on point-to-point treks. You’ll only need a small daypack to carry water, snacks, and extra layers while walking.
Yes! Many of our guests are solo travelers. You’ll be paired with another solo traveler of the same gender, or if you prefer a private room, we can arrange it for an extra fee (subject to availability).
South India is rich in biodiversity! Depending on your destination, you might spot:
➤ Elephants, tigers, and leopards in Periyar or Bandipur National Park
➤ Exotic birdlife in Thattekad Bird Sanctuary
➤ Wild bison, deer, and langurs in the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve
➤ Dolphins along Kerala’s coastal walks
While you don’t need extreme sports insurance, we recommend having travel insurance that covers hiking and wildlife safaris. Make sure it includes medical coverage and trip cancellations for added peace of mind.
Absolutely! Whether you want a spiritual trek through ancient temple routes, a jungle expedition, or a mix of hiking and cultural experiences, we can tailor a trip to match your interests.
Reach out to us! We’re happy to help plan your perfect South Indian walking & wildlife adventure.
