Kundadri is a mountain peak with dense forests in the Western Ghats of Karnataka.
Kundadri Hill is a huge monolithic rock formation with various outgrowths and is about 3200 feet above sea level.
The hill Kundadri is named after the Jain priest, “Kundakundacharya”. This well-preserved land of Karnataka is home to 17th century Jain temple.
Two small silent ponds formed by the rock on one side of this temple leave you wondering at its presence on this height.
Bounded by dense evergreen forest, Kundadri hill is an adventurous destination suitable for trekking.
Bike ride to Kundadri during monsoon is adventurous!
Kundadri is at a distance of about 80 km. from the district headquarters, Shimoga and about 20 km from Thirthahalli town.
The total distance from Bangalore to Kundadri via Thirthahalli is 352 km.
Distance from Mangalore to Kundadri is around 166 km.
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