ŪRU 4.0 · December 2026
The Venue
Varanashi Organic Farms · Adyanadka, Karnataka
Varanashi Organic Farms spans nearly 100 acres — seven ponds, a river running along the edge, and land where 60% remains untouched forest. The rest is farmed the way a real forest grows — arecanut, coconut, cocoa, nutmeg, banana, black pepper, jackfruit, rice, and more, all planted together in layers rather than rows.
This isn't a resort dressed up as nature — it's a working farm that's spent decades figuring out how to grow food with the forest instead of against it. That's exactly the kind of ground ŪRU needed. A place where the wild isn't backdrop, it's the whole point.
Varanashi is a destination in its own right — handsome cottages and a tree house that has to be seen to be believed, this is a property people travel to, simply to unwind in its wilderness.
Add ŪRU to it— and this edition is one you simply can't miss.
The Land
Nine Ways to Stay
The Duo
Shared tent for duos
The Wanderer
The solo tent experience
The Commune
Dormitory in the heart of the village
The Outpost
A quiet, remote dormitory
The Minimalist
A simple room with everything you need
The Apex
A cottage with an edge
The Mud House
Where earth meets elegance
The Float
A cottage on a pool
The Canopy
Sleep among the treetops
Getting to Varanashi Organic Farms
By Air
The closest airport is Mangalore International Airport, about 50 km from the farm — roughly 1.5 to 2 hours by road. A taxi one-way costs approximately ₹2,200.
By Train
The closest railway station is Mangaluru Junction, about 45 km away. From there, it's the same 1.5–2 hour drive — taxi one-way is approximately ₹2,200.
By Bus
Mangaluru KSRTC Bus Stand is about 50 km from the venue. A cab from there costs approximately ₹2,500.
Prefer Public Transport?
From Mangaluru Junction:
- Walk to Padil bus stop, take a bus to Vitla, then another to Adyanadka.
From Mangaluru Central Station:
- Take an auto to the State Bank bus stand, then a bus to Vitla, then to Adyanadka.