One of Bangalore's best hiking trails is the 5 km-long Uttari Betta Trek, which takes you through a stunning, lush green landscape with a stunning view that looks like the Western Ghat. The trek starts in a small village and climbs seven stone doors into the fort wall until it reaches the halfway point, where a Shankareswar temple is at the top. The view from the temple's summit is so stunning that it will take your breath away. After we cross the temple, the trek continues through a small jungle cave and into a completely new and unanticipated world before reaching the grassland on top of the hill surrounded by huge boulders. We begin our ascent back toward the trek's beginning point after taking in the sunset and talking around the campfire at the summit.

Items to Bring:

A Compact Backpack for the Below Items: Water Containers, Energy Bars, Medication, or an Emergency treatment Unit Sweater/Coats for the EveningParka or rain guard (on the off chance that it seems as though it will rain) Extra apparel (on the off chance that you intend to make a plunge the lake) Great games shoes or journeying shoes Electric lamp or light with extra batteries Camera (discretionary) Coronavirus SOP

1) During the entire trip, trekkers are required to wear gloves and face masks.

2) The batch size will be limited to maintain social distance. Hikers are required to maintain a 5 foot gap between themselves at all times on the trail.

3) Trekkers must always carry and use hand sanitizer to protect themselves.

4) During the trek, each participant will be asked about their travels over the past ten days. Before they can book, people who have been in a red zone or have a worrying travel history will have to take covid tests within the last five days.

5) If the trekker experiences any symptoms before or during the trek, they will be told to stop.

6) Participants should not spit, drink, or litter during the trek. They will also not be allowed to share water bottles or personal items.

7) Before boarding, the bus driver and all passengers will be subjected to a temperature check, and face masks will be provided.

8) The mode of transportation that will be utilized will be filled to 70% of its maximum capacity.

9) The essential information of the trekkers' age, phone number, and home address will be recorded. Each participant's government identification will be copied by us.

10) All trekkers will be encouraged to abide by the State Government's regulations and the Covid-19 Social Distancing Guidelines.

11) The travelers will be told on all that they ought to abstain from doing during the journey and will be expected to sign a disclaimer structure.

12) The restaurants and hotels we choose for meals and lodging will adhere to strict hygiene standards and regularly clean the premises.

13) The procedures to be followed will be thoroughly explained to each of our outdoor leaders. We will also guarantee that the trip's organizers will handle all necessary safety measures.

14) Any trekkers who exhibit symptoms of illness will be quickly isolated and asked to discontinue the trek at any time.

15) On a regular basis, disinfectants will be used to sanitize all used cars, restaurants, home stays, and equipment.

The Uttari Betta is one of the most amazing climbing trails in Bangalore. It's a 5 km hike through a stunning, green landscape with a spectacular view of the Western Ghats. The trek starts in a small village and climbs seven stone doors into the fort wall until it reaches the halfway point, where a Shankareswar temple is at the top.

After we cross the temple, the trek continues through a small jungle cave and into a completely new and unanticipated world before reaching the grassland on top of the hill surrounded by huge boulders. Subsequent to partaking in the dusk and talking around the open air fire for some time at the culmination, we start the long rising back to the journey's beginning stage.