Beltangady: Gadayikallu trekking reopens for tourists, 500 visitors allowed per day


Daijiworld Media Network - Beltangady

Beltangady, Sep 17: The popular Gadayikallu trekking destination in the taluk has reopened for tourists starting September 17.

Trekking at the site was temporarily suspended on July 8 as a precautionary safety measure due to the heavy monsoon rains. With the rainfall now subsiding and weather conditions becoming favourable, the wildlife division has decided to permit tourists to climb Gadayikallu once again.

To ensure safety and properly manage crowds, a maximum of 500 tourists will be allowed to undertake the trek per day. Beltangady wildlife range officer Sharmishta stated that trekkers must register and book their slots in advance through the official website. Upon arrival at the Gadayikallu entry point on their scheduled date, visitors can pay the prescribed fee and commence their trek.

  

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  • parvez, ixe/dxb

    Fri, Sep 18 2026

    best place in DK to relax one of my faverate place i have spent my best time of my life hear

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  • Muzakir Baji, Manglore

    Thu, Sep 17 2026

    Before we known as Jamalabad Fort which Built in 1794 by the Mysore ruler Tipu Sultan and named after his mother, Jamalabee. It was constructed on a massive granite block that previously held an older structure.

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  • Shamsundar, Mangalore

    Thu, Sep 17 2026

    Very nice place. Visited during my childhood. Online booking makes sense. Hope it works.

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