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Yercaud Coffee Hills Quick Escape
hill station·2D1N·easy

Yercaud Coffee Hills Quick Escape

4.0 (1)📍 Yercaud· by Wanderers HubVerified ✓

Highlights

  • Sunrise at Pagoda Point over the Shevaroys
  • Coffee and spice estate walk
  • Boating on Yercaud lake
  • Kiliyur falls trek through the valley
  • Servarayan temple at the highest point of the range

Quick facts

Group size
Up to 20
Transport
tempo-traveller
Stay
homestay
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2D1N
From
Bangalore

What's included

Stay

  • 1 night(s) stay — homestay

Food

  • Meals as listed in the day-wise plan

Transport

  • AC tempo traveller / bus from the boarding hub
  • All local transfers, tolls, parking and driver charges

Team

  • SoloTrips-verified trip captain throughout
  • First-aid kit and emergency support

Not included

  • Meals not listed in the itinerary
  • Entry fees and camera charges unless stated
  • Personal expenses, tips and anything not in inclusions
  • Travel insurance

Day-wise itinerary

Day 1Drive up the 20 hairpins, lake evening

Leave Bengaluru at 6 am, reach Salem by 10 and climb the 20 hairpins to Yercaud. Check into the homestay, walk the coffee estate behind it, and spend the evening at the lake.

dinner

🏨 Coffee estate homestay, Yercaud

Day 2Pagoda Point sunrise and Kiliyur falls

Up early for sunrise at Pagoda Point, then the trek down to Kiliyur falls and back. Servarayan temple after lunch, and the drive home by 9 pm.

breakfast

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About the organiser

Wanderers Hub

Wanderers Hub✓ Verified

390 trips completed · since 2018 · ★ 4.4

Wanderers Hub is the rare operator that boards from Mysuru first and Bengaluru second, which cuts two hours off every Coorg, Wayanad and Bandipur run. Their wildlife departures are led by naturalists who have worked the Nagarhole–Bandipur belt for years.

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Reviews

4.0 · 1 reviews

4 · Good value, slightly large group

Twenty-eight people is a lot for a small hill station. Everything ran on time and the stay was comfortable, but I'd pick a smaller departure next time.