Savandurga - Night Trek Bangalore

Savandurga Hill, situated around 60km from Bangalore, is Asia's largest monolith (approximately 4220 feet above sea level). Savandurga is composed of two hills, namely 'Karigudda', or the 'black hill', and 'Biligudda', or the 'white hill'. The former trail is less preferred since it requires a permit and is more extreme and uncovered. The ruins of a fort that once served as a prison can be seen at the crest of the hill. It was also called Savinadurga, or the fort of death, due to its steep natural formation. The Savandurga night trek brings about some steep slopes and boulders that act as a hindrance on your way, but the 5km trek (approx.) is considerably moderate and will give you the satisfaction of a trek.

The Savandurga night trek is a moderate one. By trekking up the hill to reach the crest, one can enjoy the scenic beauty of the forest around. Although the hill is almost barren, the landscape makes up for it by letting you capture some panoramic views. Unwind by the campfire, brood over, or spill your tales to your friends. An end to what may be a perfect getaway is marked at dawn, and you can descend and make a beeline for Bangalore after breakfast at Ramanagara.