Wayanad
Misty hills, rainforest edges and spice farms.
Wayanad’s layered hills and rainforest edges make it one of our most versatile programme regions. Mornings often begin in mist, with trails that move through spice farms, forest paths and open ridgelines. It is a setting that suits both high-energy team programmes and slower, nature-focused camps.
Tirunelli
Forested valleys beneath the Brahmagiri range.
Set against the Brahmagiri range, Tirunelli is one of the quietest corners of our operating area. Forested valleys, traditional villages and long walking trails create an atmosphere best suited to reflection, birding and unhurried group time. Programmes here tend to feel more like a retreat than an expedition.
Coorg
Coffee country, estate trails and stream crossings.
Coorg’s coffee estates, shade trees and winding streams give programmes a distinctive plantation character. Groups can move between estate stays, hill trails and stream-side activity grounds, often within a single day. Its accessibility from Bengaluru and Mysuru makes it a reliable choice for shorter offsites.
Sakleshpur
Rolling Malnad hills and heritage rail trails.
Sakleshpur sits in the heart of Malnad, where rolling green hills meet one of the region’s best-known heritage railway routes. Trekking here combines forest sections, open slopes and old rail infrastructure, making it a favourite for groups who want a physical challenge with strong scenery.
Chikmagalur
High peaks, coffee estates and misty grasslands.
Home to Karnataka’s highest peaks, Chikmagalur offers some of the most rewarding summit treks in our programme range. Trails climb through coffee estates and shola grasslands to open viewpoints above the cloud line. It suits groups who want a clear physical goal built into their outdoor experience.
Agumbe
Rainforest country, waterfalls and monsoon mist.
Agumbe is one of the wettest and most biologically rich corners of the Western Ghats, known for its rainforest canopy and waterfalls. Programmes here lean into nature-based learning — forest ecology, monsoon landscapes and guided observation. It is a powerful classroom for groups interested in the natural world.
Dandeli
River adventures and sanctuary forests.
Dandeli pairs a major river corridor with protected sanctuary forests, giving programmes a rare combination of water-based activity and wildlife settings. Groups can spend mornings on the river and afternoons on forest trails, making it one of our most activity-dense destinations.
Goa
Coast and hinterland — a natural combination.
Beyond its coastline, Goa’s hinterland holds forest patches, plantations and quiet villages that work surprisingly well for outdoor programmes. The contrast between coast and hinterland lets us design programmes with variety built in — sessions by the sea followed by inland trails and group time.
Kabini
Riverine wilderness along the backwaters.
Kabini’s riverine forest, backwaters and neighbouring wildlife areas make it one of the finest nature destinations in our range. It is especially known for large elephant herds along the river during the drier months. Programmes here are paced around wildlife observation and waterside group time.
