"Out ward bound or Outbound", in today’s concept, is a powerful platform for unsimulated and unconditioned activities to understand self and limitations. Unlike simulated and conditioned day-to-day mundane work within four walls in which we are all involved and act, outbound is mostly amidst undisturbed nature. Undisturbed environment such as forests, mountains, deserts or sea provides ample scope for overcoming inhibitions. In the modern world... More | Photo Gallery

THADIYANDAMOL is the highest mountain in Coorg (Mercara) Dist ( 1750 Mtrs. MSL). This place is around 250 Kms from Bangalore - via Virajpet. The climb to this mountain is gradient passing through grassland. If you are the type who likes to mingle with nature, see the snow-like mist romance with mountain slopes, feel the tingle of the cool and gentle breeze, watch the leaves flutter in dance-like movements, hear the sounds of chirping birds fill the air... More | Photo Gallery

A major hill-station in Chickmagalur District, Kemmannugundi is also called KR Hills, named after the Wodeyar, King Krishnaraja Wodeyar IV, Mysore, who made it his favorite summer camp. Kemmannugundi is a single, secluded hill surrounded by sprawling coffee estates, waterfalls and ornamental gardens. September-May is the best season to visit Kemmannugundi. Situated on the Baba- Budan range at a height of 4,702 ft. above sea level Kemmannugundi is... More | Photo

Anthargange is a hill range with huge volcanic rocks and boulders scattered all over. This place is around seventy kilometers from Bangalore. Thorny shrubs cover the hill, while there is dense plantation forest at the base. Flight of steps, halfway the hill leads to an ancient temple. The spring at this temple is claimed to wash off your sins. The forty-five minutes hill climbing will keep you panting for breath and opens up for an extensive and beautiful...More | Photo Gallery  

Lying between Shivanasamudra falls and Mekedatu falls is Bheemeshwari, in Cauvery Wildlife Sanctuary. This place is around 100Kms from Bangalore, a perfect Trekking spot where nature has created a natural habitat for the Mahseer fish and a variety of exciting animals. Bheemeshwari in Mandya district is an ideal place for viewing wildlife and a relaxing holiday. 
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Savanadurga is located at a distance of 62 Kms from Bangalore & 10 KM from Magadi town is well known monolith in the Magadi Taluk in Bangalore district is also called Magadi hill. This massive granite, which is second biggest in the State is rising to 4024 feet above sea level, and standing on a base of 14 Kms in circumference. 

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Ramanagaram is a favorite destination for rock climbers. The rocks are challenging. Climbers can endure up to grade 7. It's also ideal for light wilderness treks and camps. The hill is about 3066 feet above the sea level. Rocks of various shapes and sizes can be seen here. Some of them resemble a whale, a pigeon, a human being and the three-headed Brahma. During the British period, Ramanagar was called Closepet....   
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Nagarahole is derived from the combination of two Kannada words 'Nagara' meaning snake and 'Hole' meaning streams and true to its name a number of streams snake through its rich tropical forests. Nagarahole is situated in the picturesque districts of Kodagu and Mysore in southern Karnataka. This place is around 230 Kms from Bangalore. The Nagarahole National Park was first set up in 1955. In 1975 its area was increased to include a greater expanse of forest... More | Photo Gallery

River Rafting is an exciting & thrilling aqua sport. This is being conducted in Cauvery River, Bheemeshwari, Ramanagar Dist., This place is around 100 Kms from Bangalore. The rafting starts from Bheemeshwari and passes through thick forests, which is in Cauvery Wildlife sanctuary, Kanakapura Division, and the rafting event is around 8 Kms, This swift and powerful river stretch is through beautiful valley the real experience through the wilderness without... More | Photo Gallery

BANDIPUR WILDLIFE SANCTUARY - (Area 874.2 Sq. Kms). Bandipur is situated in Chamarajanagar Dist, Karnataka Stat, at a distance of 217 Kms. From Bangalore with a good approachable road. The Maharaja of Mysore created the Bandipur game. It is now a National park since 1973, and is brought under Project Tiger. This National Park is attached to two other Wildlife Sanctuaries i.e. Wynaad Wildlife Sanctuary of Kerala and the Mudumalai Wildlife... More | Photo