A focused 24-hour, women-only camping experience just outside Bangalore—expect short treks, a self-defence workshop, yoga, and communal camping with tents and meals provided. Perfect for first-time campers and urban explorers seeking a quick nature reset.
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You arrive just after dusk and the scrubby outcrops around the camp take on a quiet authority: the breeze combs the grass, insects trade calls, and the tents stand like deliberate promises. This 24-hour all-women camp centers on simple rites—an evening campfire with karaoke, a night under canvas, and an early morning climb to a sunrise that pulls the horizon into sharper focus.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
24 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for people with average fitness; able to walk 3–5 km on uneven ground and manage short stair-like climbs.
Wildlife
History
The area outside Bangalore sits on the Deccan Plateau—granite outcrops used historically as village landmarks and grazing grounds; short local trails often follow old trade and grazing routes.
Conservation
Camps operate best with leave-no-trace practices—pack out rubbish, respect local water sources, and follow fire rules to reduce impact on fragile scrub and grassland habitats.
Reserve your spot on the Women on Adventure today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Hydrate Before and During
Carry at least 1–1.5 L of water in a daypack; organizers provide meals but water on the trail can be limited.
Sturdy Footwear
Choose trail sneakers or lightweight hiking boots—paths are uneven with occasional rock slabs.
Warm Layer for Night
Even if the day is warm, nights can drop several degrees—pack a fleece or insulated layer.
Respect Privacy and Group Space
This is a women-only group environment; follow group norms and be mindful when photographing others.
Daypack (15–25L)
Holds water, snacks, camera, and a light layer for the short hikes and camp activities.
Sturdy trail shoes
Provides traction on packed earth and granite outcrops during the trek.
Sleeping bag or warm liner
Nights can be cool; a lightweight sleeping bag or liner increases comfort in shared tents.
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Headlamp or flashlight
Hands-free light is useful for late-night camp routines and early-morning movement.