Yana & Agumbe Sightseeing & Trekking Adventure from Bangalore

Day 1: Bangalore → Yana Exploration

Morning: Depart early from Bangalore by private car or hired van and enjoy the scenic drive through the Western Ghats, reaching Yana after ~6‑7 hours of travel.

Afternoon: Explore the spectacular Yana Caves (Bhairaveshwara and Mohini) and hike up to the Yana Viewpoint for panoramic vistas of the lush valleys.

Evening: Check‑in at a local homestay or eco‑resort, unwind with a traditional Karnataka dinner, and take a short nature walk around the village.

Day 2: Yana → Agumbe Trekking

Morning: After breakfast, drive to the Agumbe base (≈2 hours) and begin the trek through dense rainforest, spotting endemic flora and fauna.

Afternoon: Reach the famed Agumbe Sunset Point, enjoy the mist‑covered hills, and visit the nearby Agumbe Rainforest Research Station for a brief guided talk.

Evening: Settle into a forest lodge or guesthouse in Agumbe, savor a hot meal, and if weather permits, join a short night walk to listen to the region’s famed “Shola” sounds.

Day 3: Agumbe → Bangalore

Morning: Visit the refreshing Kerekatte Waterfall, take a quick dip or photo session, then enjoy a leisurely breakfast.

Afternoon: Begin the return journey to Bangalore, stopping for lunch at a local restaurant en route.

Evening: Arrive back in Bangalore, concluding the adventure with memories of misty hills and ancient caves.

Time and Cost Estimates

• Yana Caves & Viewpoint – 2 hours – ₹500 (entry & guide)
• Transport (Bangalore‑Yana‑Agumbe‑Bangalore) – 14 hours total – ₹4,500 (fuel & driver)
• Accommodation (2 nights) – 2 nights – ₹3,200 (mid‑range homestay)
• Agumbe Sunset Point & Rainforest Station – 3 hours – ₹300 (entry & guide)
• Kerekatte Waterfall – 1 hour – ₹150 (entry)
• Meals (3 days) – 9 meals – ₹2,250
• Miscellaneous (permits, parking, snacks) – ₹600
• Total Estimated Cost: ₹11,500

Tips

To extend the trip, add an extra day in Agumbe to explore the nearby Kudremukh range or join a guided night trek for wildlife spotting. If you need a shorter itinerary, skip the Kerekatte Waterfall and head straight back to Bangalore after the Agumbe sunset, turning the adventure into a compact 2‑day getaway.