The Best Kemmanagundi Resort To
Spend Quality Time With Your Loved Ones

Located in the foothills of the beautiful Kemmanagundi mountains, we offer you a scenic, serene and secluded resort to create memories that last for a lifetime.

Since 2010, we have hosted countless visitors from across the country. Over the years, we have earned a stellar reputation with over 4-star ratings and thousands of reviews on Google and leading travel platforms across India.

If you are looking for a private, exclusive place to stay in Kemmanagundi at a price that matches your budget, look no further!

Come, experience the best of Kemmanagundi at the best price.

Loved By Couples, Families & Groups

We understand the needs, preferences and expectations of our visitors. That is why we have designed our campus in a way that offers couples, families and groups the peace and privacy they deserve.

We have 23 cottages that are spread around a 2.8-acre of landscaped garden filled with hundreds of tropical flowers and plants.

We also offer all modern amenities such as swimming pool, flatscreen TVs, Bose speakers, free wi-fi, 24/7 hot and cold water, portico with armchairs, indoor games, mountain bikes and much much more.

Go ahead, relax, refresh and rejuvenate in the lap of nature with people you care about.

Exclusive Retreat At An Excellent Price

Finally, a resort in Kemmanagundi with tariffs that meet your budget.

We offer Weekday and Weekend options which can be customised further as per your preferences.

We also offer group discounts based on the size of your group.

We even go a step further to tailor a pricing plan just for you and your loved ones based on your needs.

If you have any specific requirements, please contact us and we will create a custom pricing plan for you.

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Kemmanagundi: A Brief Travel Guide

Kemmanagundi, also spelled Kemmanugundi, is derived from a blend of three Kannada words – Kempu (red), mannu (soil), and gundi (pit).

Situated within the Baba Budangiri Range in Karnataka, Kemmanagundi epitomizes a rich blend of history, culture, and natural splendor.

Here’s a quick overview of its historical significance, local culture, traditions, and practical tips for a memorable visit to this scenic hill station.

Local History & Culture

In the early 20th century, Maharaja Krishnaraja Wodeyar IV of Mysore envisioned Kemmanagundi as a summer retreat.

Collaborating with British horticulturist John Cameron, the vision materialized into lush landscapes and enchanting gardens. Originating as a royal getaway, Kemmanagundi has today transformed into a cherished hill station in South India.

Kemmanagundi also serves as a vibrant mosaic of Karnataka’s cultural fabric, deeply rooted in Kannada traditions.

Festivals, arts, and cuisine reflect the local culture. The cultural tapestry is further woven with the influence of coffee plantations, offering not just a beverage but a journey into the region’s heritage.

Apart from being a popular hill destination, Kemmanagundi is also of significant religious and spiritual importance. The place hosts several ancient temples and places of pilgrimage that draws tens of thousands of devotees every year from across the region.

The Best Time To Visit

For a delightful visit, plan your trip to Kemmanagundi between September and May when the weather is pleasantly accommodating. Winter (December to February) adds a special charm with cool temperatures enhancing the allure of the landscapes.

Monsoons (June to August) are also popular, showcasing vibrant waterfalls in full glory. However, trekking enthusiasts may prefer the drier winter months due to slippery slopes during the rainy season.

Although Kemmanagundi is year-round tourist destination, the best time to soak in its true beauty is from autumn through spring.

What To Wear

For comfort and practicality, consider the following attire:

1. Comfortable Clothing
- – Opt for lightweight, breathable fabrics in warmer months.
- – Long-sleeved shirts and pants provide protection during outdoor activities.
2. Trekking Gear
- – Sturdy trekking shoes and moisture-wicking socks.
- – Layered clothing for temperature variations during treks.
3. Weather-Adaptable Attire
- – Check the weather forecast and pack accordingly.
- – Carry a light jacket or sweater for cooler evenings.
4. Rain Gear
- – A lightweight, waterproof jacket for the monsoon season.
- – Quick-drying clothing minimises discomfort.
5. Hat & Sunglasses
- – Shield yourself from the sun with a wide-brimmed hat and sunglasses.

Things To Carry

Ensure a hassle-free exploration with these essentials:

1. Water Bottle
- – Stay hydrated, especially during outdoor activities.
2. Sunscreen and Insect Repellent
- – Protect your skin from the sun and potential insect bites.
3. Backpack
- – A compact backpack for day trips and treks, carrying essentials.
4. First Aid Kit
- – Include basic medications and personal medical requirements.
5. Camera and Binoculars
- – Capture scenic beauty and wildlife encounters.
6. Power Bank
- – Ensure electronic devices remain charged for navigation and photography.
7. Reusable Bags
- – Handy for carrying items acquired during travels.
8. Local Map and Guidebook
- – Essential, especially in areas with limited connectivity.
9. Cash
- – Carry some cash as a backup, despite UPI availability.
10. Light Snacks
- – Pack energy bars, nuts, or dried fruits for sustenance during day trips.