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ADVENTURE ROCKCLIMBING IN ANTARAGANGE

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ADVENTURE TOURISM IN INDIA Antaragange
ADVENTURE TOURISM IN INDIA Antaragange


ADVENTURE TOURISM IN INDIA Antaragange
ADVENTURE TOURISM IN INDIA Antaragange

ADVENTURE TOURISM IN INDIA Antaragange
ADVENTURE TOURISM IN INDIA Antaragange

ADVENTURE TOURISM IN INDIA Antaragange
ADVENTURE TOURISM IN INDIA Antaragange

ADVENTURE TOURISM IN INDIA Antaragange
ADVENTURE TOURISM IN INDIA Antaragange

ADVENTURE TOURISM IN INDIA Antaragange
ADVENTURE TOURISM IN INDIA Antaragange

ADVENTURE TOURISM IN INDIA Antaragange

ADVENTURE TOURISM IN INDIA Antaragangecaves in antaraganga

Discover Anthargange
If you're yearning for an escape from the bustling life of Bangalore city and a craving for thrilling adventure, look no further than Anthargange! Situated approximately 80 km away from Bangalore, Anthargange is renowned for its captivating Natural Volcanic Rock Formation.

Located just about 4 km from Kolar, a quaint town once famous for its gold mines, Anthargange offers a unique blend of spiritual significance and breathtaking scenic beauty, teeming with intriguing caves and sacred temples. In essence, it's a realm of Caves & Temples. The hill range soars to an impressive height of 4021 ft, creating a pilgrimage site that radiates positive vibes. At its heart lies a revered temple, centered around a spring-fed water pool. The name "Antharganga" translates to 'innerspring', encapsulating its essence. The trek to the summit takes around an hour from the temple, but one must exercise caution around the monkeys and avoid carrying food packets.

An unmissable landmark is the Sri Kashi Vishweshara Temple, often dubbed the "Kashi of South", an emblem of immense significance. Yet, it's not solely the captivating caves that seize attention; the dense forests and towering peaks ignite a surge of adrenaline, crafting an unforgettable experience. This temple is a sanctum devoted to Lord Shiva, anchoring spiritual energies. The mountain range hosts seven quaint villages, each contributing to the mountain's unique charm. And of course, the sunrise vista from the peak remains an unparalleled spectacle, worth witnessing.

This profound realm, known as the Ganges from the Deep, caters to both devotees and adventure enthusiasts alike. Exploring this terrain is best undertaken with the aid of certified local nature guides, seasoned in assisting curious travelers. To fully relish the experience, plan your visit between October and March. While lodging options are limited nearby, Anthargange makes for an ideal day trip from Bangalore. The awe-inspiring volcanic boulders are guaranteed to leave you awestruck and fulfilled.

Embarking on a journey through the Shathashrunga range is akin to embracing sheer bliss. To maximize your experience, set out from Bangalore early, embracing every moment of the expedition. Unleash your inner caveman amidst this captivating landscape!
ADVENTURE TOURISM IN INDIA Antaragange
ADVENTURE TOURISM IN INDIA Antaragange


Day outing : Antarganga

Duration: Full Day Trip

Morning:

7:00 AM - Departure:

Start your day early to beat the traffic and make the most of your day trip. Leave for Antarganga from your starting point.

9:00 AM - Arrival and Breakfast:

Reach Antarganga and find a suitable spot for breakfast. You can either pack a picnic breakfast or stop by a local eatery on

 the way. Enjoy a leisurely meal amidst the serene surroundings.

10:00 AM - Exploring the Caves:

Antarganga is famous for its ancient caves and natural rock formations. Begin your exploration of the caves. Remember to carry

 a flashlight and wear comfortable shoes. The cave complex is fascinating to explore, with narrow passages and intriguing 

formations.

12:00 PM - Trekking and Nature Walk:

Embark on a trekking adventure through the lush green landscapes. The trek to the top of Antarganga Hill offers stunning 

panoramic views of the surrounding areas. Along the way, you'll come across unique rock formations, small waterfalls 

(during the monsoon season), and diverse flora and fauna.

Afternoon:

1:30 PM - Picnic Lunch:

Find a scenic spot to have a picnic lunch. You can enjoy the packed lunch you brought or enjoy local snacks while soaking in

 the natural beauty around you.

2:30 PM - Rappelling  or abseiling

Rappelling and abseiling are the same thing; both activities involve lowering yourself in a controlled descen

 via a piece of rope. The main difference between the two terms involves their usage and history.

Rappelling and abseiling both mean to use a piece of rope or cord, combined with some kind of control device, to lower yourself

 down. Anyone experience in the lingo of climbing will recognize both terms for what they mean. Rappelling is the term most often 

heard in North American, whereas abseiling is commonplace in the UK and other European countries

4:30 PM - Sunset Point:

Make your way to the sunset point for a breathtaking view as the sun sets behind the hills. Capture some memorable photographs

 of the scenic beauty.

6:00 PM - Departure:

Start your journey back home, cherishing the memories you've made throughout the day.

This itinerary is just a suggestion, and you can customize it according to your preferences and the actual conditions on the day of your visit. Make sure to carry essentials like water, snacks, sunscreen, a first aid kit, and any necessary permits for the trek. Enjoy your day outing to Antarganga!






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