Vagamon Meadows & Pine Forest Camping
📍 Vagamon· by Monks on WheelsVerified ✓
Highlights
- ✦ Camping on the Vagamon meadows
- ✦ Sunrise walk to Suicide Point
- ✦ The planted pine forest trail
- ✦ Optional tandem paragliding over the valley
- ✦ Kurisumala and Thangalpara hills
- ✦ Marmala waterfall trek
Quick facts
- Group size
- Up to 20
- Transport
- tempo-traveller
- Stay
- camping, homestay
- Difficulty
- easy
- Duration
- 3D2N
- From
- Bangalore
What's included
Stay
- ✓ 2 night(s) stay — camping, homestay
Food
- ✓ Meals as listed in the day-wise plan
Transport
- ✓ AC tempo traveller / bus from the boarding hub
- ✓ All local transfers, tolls, parking and driver charges
Team
- ✓ SoloTrips-verified trip captain throughout
- ✓ First-aid kit and emergency support
Not included
- ✕ Meals not listed in the itinerary
- ✕ Entry fees and camera charges unless stated
- ✕ Personal expenses, tips and anything not in inclusions
- ✕ Travel insurance
- ✕ Paragliding fees (₹3,500 for a tandem flight)
Day-wise itinerary
Day 1 — Overnight drive, meadow camp⌄
Arrive Vagamon by late morning after the climb from Erattupetta. Set up camp on the meadows, an afternoon walk through the pine forest, then a bonfire dinner with the valley lights below.
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🏨 Meadow campsite, Kolahalamedu
Day 2 — Suicide Point, Kurisumala and paragliding⌄
Sunrise walk to the meadow edge, breakfast, then Kurisumala and Thangalpara. Afternoon is free for tandem paragliding for those who want it, or the Marmala waterfall trek for those who don't.
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🏨 Meadow campsite, Kolahalamedu
Day 3 — Glass bridge and the drive back⌄
The Vagamon glass bridge and a last look at the meadows, then breakfast and the drive back through Kottayam. Bengaluru drop early Monday.
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Cancellation policy
| Cancel before | You get back |
|---|---|
| 15+ days | 90% refund |
| 7+ days | 50% refund |
| 3+ days | 0% refund |
Refunds processed within 7 working days.
About the organiser
Monks on Wheels✓ Verified
470 trips completed · since 2018 · ★ 4.5
Monks on Wheels grew out of a riding group and still keeps that feel — offbeat routes, longer halts, and itineraries built around light rather than checklists. Their monsoon departures to Agumbe, Vagamon and the Malenadu belt are the ones that sell out first.
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