How to reach

 Location: Gadaikallu, Belthangady, Dakshina Kannada District, Karnataka

Timings: Morning 6:30 AM to 4 PM. The monument is protected by ASI and Overnight stay is prohibited.

Entry Fee: 50 INR per adult 

Gadayikallu, a popular trekking destination located near Belthangady in Karnataka, India, is well worth the visit. Here's how you can get there:

By Air: The closest airport to Gadayikallu is Mangalore International Airport (IXE), situated about 65–70 kilometers away. From the airport, you can hire a taxi directly to the trekking site.

By Train: The nearest major railway stations are Mangalore Central (MAQ) and Mangalore Junction (MAJN), both located approximately 65–70 kilometers from Gadayikallu. Upon arrival in Mangalore, you can take a bus or taxi to Belthangady, and then continue on to the destination.

By Road: Gadayikallu is located about 65 kilometers from Mangalore and is easily accessible by road. Frequent direct buses run from Mangalore to Belthangady. From Belthangady, you can hire a local cab or auto-rickshaw to reach Gadayikallu. Alternatively, you can drive directly from Mangalore or other nearby cities. The route is well-connected, offering a scenic journey through the Western Ghats 

 

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