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Hills & treks · Ramanagara district, Karnataka

Ramadevara Betta

A short ride to a stepped hill, small temples and rocky viewpoints above Ramanagara, with a protected vulture sanctuary in the area.

A two-wheeler guide from Bangalore (Bengaluru). Distance is approximate from central Bengaluru.

~55 km from BengaluruAbout 1.5 hours each way

Find the place

Open the destination pin in Google Maps. On mobile, select Two-wheeler directions where available, then check the route against local signs.

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Ramadevara Betta rising above the surrounding countryside.
Photo: Srishti Sethi · Ramadevara Betta Hill · Wikimedia Commons · Licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0.

Ride plan

How to get there

Ride southwest on the Bengaluru–Mysuru corridor to Ramanagara, then take the signed local turn to Ramadevara Betta. Use the service/old road on the southbound corridor, not the access-controlled expressway.

Two- and three-wheelers are prohibited on the Bengaluru–Mysuru access-controlled carriageway; use the service roads and obey signs.

Ride time is an estimate from central Bengaluru. Check live traffic, road closures, fuel stops and two-wheeler restrictions before departure.

Entry, permits & hours

Site hours and entry charges: confirm locally

The district tourism page describes parking at the hill base, a stepped climb and a closing time around 5:30 pm. Fees and exact gate hours can change. No separate forest trekking pass was confirmed; check current site instructions.

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Research checked October 2026. Government pages and on-site directions take precedence; confirm same-day closures and permit slots before travelling.

Season & timing

When to go

Morning in the cooler months. Confirm the gate opening time; district visitor information reports an evening closing time.

Why make the ride

What to see and do

  • Short climb from the parking area
  • Temple stops and valley views
  • Ramanagara’s vulture sanctuary landscape

Before you leave

What to carry

  • Water and walking shoes
  • Cash for local entry/parking if charged
  • Binoculars if birdwatching

Stay safe and leave no trace

A few things to know

  • Respect sanctuary rules; do not disturb or feed wildlife.
  • Do not expect to ride up to the summit; park where instructed.

Official references

Official visitor information