Nature has revived after monsoons and this is the time of tripping. There are some places that are quite interesting after the bid of the rainy season. During monsoons, the land will be slippery and it can cause risks. Seasonz India Holidays, a renowned travel organizer is planning an invigorating trek to the evergreen forests of Paithalmala in Kannur. Paithalmala is a hill station and is lying close to the Kodagu forest in Karnataka, and is along the border of Kerala- Karnataka. This tour package is now made available for the people from Bangalore as the region is close to Karnataka. The tourists from Bangalore who wish to spend their holidays in a minimum budget and to a place in Kerala that is close to them, the Kerala tour packages from Bangalore that is stressing on a trekking activity at Paithalmala can be chosen. This tailored package exclusively focuses on inhabitants of Bangalore since the place is so close and for those who have a tight schedule of a journey. With this small package, you will be on cloud nine and for which soon avail the opportunity. There are two trekking seasons of which one comes between June to October and one can enjoy the showers while trekking. Trekking during rainy periods can cause encounter with leeches that will be more in numbers. If summer time is your target to enjoy the pleasant climate then March will be perfect. Group treks or couple treks can be done but the cost per person for trek alone is 2999 INR and for those from Bangalore, if the mode of arrival is by flight, then flight charges may add up.

The highlights of the trek are that the guests will be received at concerned departures early morning and will be taken for refreshment. The roads from Kudiyanmala to the Paithalmala is completely tarred and here adventure lovers can enjoy taking the sharp turnings with high slopes. From the starting point of the trek at Paithal Valley, it would take 4 Kilometres through forests to reach the grasslands. This 45 minutes of Trek presents watch of exotic flora and fauna, wildlife and waterfalls. An observatory tower is fixed from where half of the Kannur can be seen. From there the journey would become more thrilling as you will be passing through thick forests. Breakfast will be provided which will be completed before the starting of the journey and lunch will be packed that can be had under the shades amidst your trekking. If one wishes to camp the forest at night, then a small tent can be taken along with you. Trek up the infant hill (as the name denotes, Paithal- 'infant', Mala- 'hill') to embrace the tranquilness.