- From Bangalore
- 72 km · ~2 h
- Difficulty
- Easy–Moderate
- Best months
- Oct–Feb; green in Aug–Sep
- Altitude
- 1,204 m
- Distance
- ~6 km round trip
- Time on trail
- 2–3 hrs, temples at the base and top
A hill-forest area with the Yoga Narasimha and Bhoga Narasimha temples and the Namada Chilume natural spring. Easier than Skandagiri; great for a half-day with a picnic.
- Yoga Narasimha temple
- Namada Chilume spring
- Dense deciduous forest
Permit & rules
Best time to visit
Go
Oct–Feb; green in Aug–Sep
Avoid
Hot Mar–May afternoons
Wildlife
- Langur
- Birds
What to wear
- Sports shoes
- Cap
What to carry
- Water
- Snacks
Typical itinerary
- Morning drive, temple at the base, short hike to the top temple, picnic.
Operators compared
Listed starting prices per person from Bangalore. They change by batch – confirm inclusions with the operator.
Do it yourself
Fuel + meals.
~₹450
Universal Adventures
Day trek · Day treks with transport and guide, discounted list prices
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- Included
- See listing
- Trip experience
- A combined Shivagange, Mandaragiri and Devarayanadurga trip is also listed.
Local tips
- Weekend road traffic builds up after 11 am.
Devarayanadurga FAQ
Do I need a permit for Devarayanadurga?+
No formal trek permit is needed. Walk-up; verify current rules on the day.
What is the best time to trek Devarayanadurga?+
Oct–Feb; green in Aug–Sep. Avoid: Hot Mar–May afternoons.
How far is Devarayanadurga from Bangalore?+
About 72 km by road, roughly 2 hours' drive. Round-trip fuel is about ₹824 at current prices for a car-level mileage estimate.
How difficult is Devarayanadurga?+
Easy–Moderate, about 6 km round trip. 2–3 hrs, temples at the base and top.
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Information compiled from public operator listings and forest department guidance, last reviewed 2026-11-01. Fees, quotas and closures change – verify on the official portal and with the operator before you travel. Operator links are provided for comparison; we do not sell treks.