Trail Details

Enjoy the Goan monsoon with a jungle experience and a monsoon trail leading to a hidden water cascade. Visit the only Basalt specimen of the Kadamba-Yadava architecture. Tambi Surla is a historic and quaint village located in Goa, home to the Shri Mahadev Temple. Nestled deep within the lush forests of the Western Ghats, this 12th-century Tambdi Surla temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is one of the oldest surviving temples in the state. The location amidst dense and lush forests adds to its serene and mystical ambiance, making it a popular spot for both history enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. The presence of unique flora and fauna, thick foliage, rare living species, streams, and a lush flowing cascade makes it the perfect natural monsoon escape! We have curated a monsoon trail to especially explore this village, which stands as a testament to the region's rich culture, architectural heritage, and natural beauty. Embark on a unique monsoon experience in a one-of-a-kind jungle trail with gushing streams leading up to a delightful natural water cascade! Note: This is NOT entirely a walking experience. Transport would be required between the different points of the trail. We recommend using the same transport that you come by for the whole trail. Soul Travelling does not provide transport. Some routes may be closed and maps inaccessible. ▪ Duration: 5.5 Hours ▪ Reporting Time & Location: 9:15 am, Nature's Nest, Surla What makes this tour special ? ▪ Visit an ancient Kadamba temple, cut from a single piece of Basalt. ▪ Walk through lush forests at the foothills of the Western Ghats. ▪ Witness a variety of unique flora and fauna and living species ▪ Be amazed at the insights shared by an expert naturalist ▪ Take a dip in a natural water cascade ▪ Indulge in a traditional authentic Goan lunch spread Itinerary ▪ Visit the ancient Mahadev temple at Tambdi Surla ▪ Welcome drink and light snacks at an eco resort ▪ Embark on a Jungle Trail and Forest Walk with a wildlife enthusiast. ▪ Spot unique flora and fauna and understand different species ▪ Relish an authentic local lunch at an eco resort Note: The trek to Cascade waterfall goes through a jungle. Long pants (over swimwear) and closed shoes are a must. Avoid flip flops. Carry: Raincoat, Water bottle, Closed footwear (Crocs okay), Towel & extra clothes, Swimwear, Long pants, Personal medication (first aid is carried by the team).