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"Situated in thick forest of Banjarumale region these are considered the highest hillocks in Charmadi range  Unique Topography and accessibility makes it one of the sought destination for a avid trekkers  Journey along the hair bends in the ghats makes travel memorable The valleys are dotted with Perinneal waterfalls and swift flowing rivers Thick forests are also home for the Malekudiya tribal families \r\n\r\nTwin peaks after descending from Ghats beckon and challenge adventurer  At the top of the hill lies a huge bauxite stone  which attracts lightning during monsoon  With this  the hill gets its name  Minchukallu  which means the stone which attracts lightning  For trekkers  who love adventure and challenges  this is their ultimate paradise because there is no short cut and easy route to reach this peak  Apart from tedious trekking route  what adds to the challenge is the herd of elephants making frequent appearances here  \r\n\r\nKumbakallu is another hill which is worth seeing in the vicinity  Trekkers will come across two dense forests namely  Banjaru Male  and  Ambati Male  which are like safe abode for pachyderms  The elephants are seen even on Minchukallu hill and if locals are to be believed  elephants follow a corridor from the foothill to the peak accelerating themselves in zig zag movement  At the top of the hill  these pachyderms get their staple food  which is called  Aane Hullu  in Kannada  With the fight between man and elephant increasing over the years  the number of elephants coming to this area has increased"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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