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Enjoy an Authentic Coorg Feast at Coorg Cuisine

Address : Main, Bus Stand Rd, Opposite the Post Office, Stuart Hill Cost for two : INR 650  Recommended dishes : Bamboo shoot fry, mutton sukka, Malabar parotta, mutton fry, Akki roti, rice balls. 

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Eat to Your Heart's Content at Atithi Restaurant

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Address : Behind East End Petrol Pump General Thimayya Road, SH 88 Cost for two: INR 1000 Recommended Dishes: Keema Dosa, chicken curry, korma Dosa, Biryanis, masala Dosa.

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Coorg Tourism And Travel Guide

Coorg is a little hill station nestled in the state of Karnataka . Originally called Kodagu, this was a separate state which merged with Mysuru later. It is located in the western Ghats of south western Karnataka and has a tropical monsoon climate. Coorg is generally chilly but receives heavy rainfall in monsoon due to its thick green cover. Tourism in Coorg is great all year round but the best in winter. Here's a detailed travel guide which will help you plan a perfect trip to Coorg, so read on.

How to Reach

Air: Both Bangalore and Mangalore Airports receive flights from around the world. Mangalore Airport is the closest, just about 153 km from Coorg. Bangalore Airport is a little further away, about 250 km. Daily flights connect the rest of India to both these airports.

Rail: The nearest railway station to Coorg is in Mysore ; about 106 kilometers away. From here you can either rent a taxi or board a bus to Coorg. Won't take more than 3 hours.

Road: It is only a 3-4 hour drive from Mangalore and Hassan. While Bangalore is about a 6-hour drive away from Coorg. One could also board the KSRTC Buses available from around Karnataka to get to Coorg.

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Best Time to Visit

Coorg is alluring through the year due to its sheer natural beauty. Even though you could visit anytime as Coorg won't really disappoint you ever, but the best time to visit will surely be from October to March. With the monsoons over and the winters setting in, the days are pleasant and the nights pleasantly chilly. 

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Things To Do

Stroll through the Coffee & Spice Plantations: Coorg is one of the largest producers of coffee in India . It also produces a variety of spices. These plantations are open to tourists for visits. One can explore the process and pick up fresh produce here.

Trek, Hike or Rock climb & fishing at Honnamanakere: Honnamanakere is located six kilometers away from Somwarpet town. It is a holy place and a tourist attraction. Many devotees pay their respects here to the Goddess Honnamma. Many tourists come here to cherish the abundant beauty of nature. This spot has come to be a favourite amongst the trekking and hiking enthusiasts. You can hike your way here and then relax at the lake while pursuing some leisure activity like fishing.

Adventure sports: Coorg offers a variety of adventure sports. Besides trekking, you can also choose to do rafting, Micro light flying, and paragliding. White river rafting can be done at Barapole river. Micro light flying can be done from Ponnampet. Zip lining is available from Madikeri to Kushalnagar. In fact, there's no dull moment in Coorg, if you are up for adventures.

Pushpagiri Wildlife Sanctuary: Amongst the 21 wildlife sanctuaries in India, this one stands out because it is home to many rare and endangered species of birds. The sanctuary also houses Kadamakkal, one of the highest peaks here and a proposed UNESCO World Heritage site.

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What To Eat

When in Coorg, you just can’t afford to miss the local delicacies here, known as Kodava Cuisine.   Make sure you try local preparations like Akki Roti, Pulvas, and Puttu with mouth watering pork, dried fish, and crab meat. Also, don't miss out on the Baimbale Curry made with Bamboo Shoots, Kumm Curry with wild mushrooms and Chekke curry with unripe jackfruit. Lots of unusual flavours to discover here.

You could walk through any local market here and be sure to come across the freshest and most aromatic spices, coffee and handicrafts. It is not known to most, but honey is also one of the most valued products from Coorg. So pack plenty for back home.

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Best Time To Visit Coorg

Like most hill stations, Coorg tourism is at its liveliest during the summer and winter months. Monsoons are off-season for Coorg tourism owing to the incessant rains. However, for some travellers, exploring Coorg tourism during the monsoon months is an experience like never before. The waterfalls are gushing with fresh water and the plantations are at their greenest. Like most parts of the country, the months of June, July and August are marked by the monsoon.  Coorg tourism is blooming during the summer months of April, May and June. The homestays are packed with travellers and tourist attractions are bustling with visitors. If you want to explore Coorg tourism in peace and without the hustle and bustle of tourists, we recommend visiting in early March or the end of June. Coorg welcomes winter around November. This is also a great time to explore the beauty of Coorg tourism and tick off things to do in Coorg. The winter season lasts till February.

Top Attractions In Coorg

Abbey Falls Since Coorg is surrounded by the Western Ghats, it’s no surprise that lush greenery is a big part of Coorg’s surreal views. Now add a gushing waterfall to the scenery and you will find yourself with an exciting Coorg tourism itinerary. Abbey Falls or Abbi Falls is located ten kilometres from Madikeri and is easily accessible by road. The waterfall is situated at a height of 70 feet and is surrounded by breathtaking greenery. The view seems to be out of a painting and if you are a nature lover, you’ll be spending quite a few hours here. Abbey Falls is situated amidst wild coffee bushes and vast spice estates. There is a hanging bridge opposite the waterfall that offers the most spectacular view of the surrounding scenery. The drop-off point for the downhill trek to the waterfalls is ten to fifteen minutes away. If you are travelling with elderly persons, it might be a good idea to reconsider this tourist attraction. The downhill trek to Abbey Falls offers spectacular views of surrounding coffee and spice plantations. If capturing the place you are visiting is a high priority for you, we think you’d find quite a few Instagram-worthy shots here. While there are a few stalls around the waterfall that serve basic snacks, it’s best to carry your own food.  Brahmagiri Wildlife Sanctuary Brahmagiri Wildlife Sanctuary is among the lesser-known spots that make up Coorg tourism. It is separated from Nagarhole National Park by a row of coffee plantations. The sanctuary gets its name from Brahmagiri Park, which is the highest peak in the area. The unique geography of the sanctuary is a major reason for its popularity among people exploring Coorg tourism. Made up of grasslands, evergreen forests, lush hills and paddy fields, the sanctuary offers a unique opportunity to explore the local flora and fauna of Coorg. The sanctuary is also an elephant corridor and connects the Nagarhole and Wayanad sanctuaries. A tour of the sanctuary will reconfirm the fact that men and animals can have a peaceful relationship and can coexist (a rarity in most parts of the world). The villages around the sanctuary are well-versed with the way of the gentle giants and have made changes to their lifestyle to accommodate the animals. Iruppu Gate is the most popular entry to the sanctuary and the most accessible. If you are a bird lover, we highly recommend a tour of the sanctuary with a guide. Some of the popular birds that you can spot are the emerald dove, the Malabar trogon and the black bulbul. A tour of the sanctuary will take anywhere between three and five hours. It would be advised that you don’t combine too many tourist attractions with the sanctuary since that might exhaust you and dull your experience of Coorg tourism. Dubare Elephant Camp Elephants are intriguing animals that have kept animal lovers and wildlife enthusiasts engaged for decades. Their fierce solidarity with their own kind has been studied for years and continues to be a fascinating subject. If you are an animal lover who would like to learn more about this beautiful creature, Dubare Elephant Camp should be on your Coorg itinerary when exploring Coorg tourism. Each session at the camp is for three hours during which you can interact with elephants as well as learn more about their behaviour. Throughout the tour, you are accompanied by naturalists and tour guides ensuring your protection. If you are exploring Coorg tourism with young children, this is a wonderful activity that you can include in your itinerary. An interesting facet of the camp is that it earlier served as the training ground for the vibrant Mysore Dussehra. The elephants are no longer trained for the occasion, but this fact still attracts travellers to the camp. Among the various activities that you can try at the camp, we suggest an elephant safari, a brief interaction with naturalists to understand elephants and their behaviour as well as a tour of the camp. Honnamana Kere Lake An ideal itinerary is one that offers you a mix of everything. Whether it’s a spiritual attraction, bustling markets or natural attractions, it should spoil you for choice. A Coorg tourism itinerary offers just that. Among the top choices on this itinerary is the Honnamana Kere Lake. It is the biggest lake in Coorg and is a crowd puller for nature lovers and bird watchers owing to the surreal views it promises. But that’s not all, the lake is also known for its spiritual as well as historical significance. It is named after Goddess Honnamana and there is a temple adjacent to the lake that is dedicated to the goddess. The Gauri Festival takes place here every year and it is a huge part of Coorg tourism, especially if you want to explore the culture of Coorg.

The route from Madikeri to the lake is gorgeous and is surrounded by thick forests on both sides. If you enjoy scenic drives, this will certainly be the highlight of your journey. We recommend carrying your own picnic basket since there are no restaurants or cafes here. In fact, the lake is one of the lesser-known attractions of Coorg tourism. 

Raja’s Seat

Is there a better way to enjoy the sunset than to sit on an erstwhile royal throne? We think not. Coorg tourism offers you this memorable experience if you visit Raja’s Seat. Situated amidst a vibrant garden, the seat overlooks the mountains and offers you a direct view of the setting sun. An erstwhile viewpoint, it still retains its charm and is a highlight for Coorg tourism owing to its history and popularity with the locals. 

For the erstwhile kings of Kodagu, watching the sunset here was a regular activity and one that was valued immensely. Ironically one can see that today as well. The locals seem to enjoy picnicking at Raja’s Seat and it is one of the top recommendations if you speak to a local. If you are travelling with little ones, you will be pleased to know that there is a toy train at the site. A small addition but one that has increased the popularity of the picnic site immensely. 

Since Raja’s Seat is an attraction that you can cover within three to four hours, we recommend heading here during lunch and admire the setting sun as you wrap up your leisurely lunch. For those who’d like to end their day with a picturesque sunset, it’s best to head here around 4:30 pm lest you miss out on the best viewpoints.

Activities And Things To Do In Coorg

A lesser-known facet of Coorg tourism is that it offers plenty to trekkers and hikers. Whether you are just starting out or are an expert trekker, there is so much to try when exploring Coorg tourism. Most trekking expeditions are combined with camping, stargazing and bird watching so if you are in the mood to enjoy a trip full of outdoor activities, we highly recommend Coorg.

Tadiandamol Peak is one of the most popular trekking routes for adventure enthusiasts and is highly recommended if you are looking for a medium-level trek. The starting point is Nalknad Palace and the trek is 4.5 kilometres long. If this is the first time you are exploring Coorg tourism, it’s best to take the services of a local guide. 

The Iruppu Falls trek is another popular trek owing to the spectacular views it offers. The trek takes you through dense forests with the sound of the waterfall always accompanying you. This trek will give you an opportunity to explore the rare flora and fauna of Coorg. One of the best treks in Coorg for beginners, it will take you anywhere between four and five hours to complete.

The Pushpagiri-Galibeedu-Subramanya trek and Subramanya-Kumara-Parvatha trek are a few other popular trekking routes that are a part of Coorg tourism. 

Adventure enthusiasts planning to explore Coorg tourism can breathe a sigh of relief since Coorg offers a fair number of activities. Among which rafting is quite popular with travellers. If you have planned a long holiday to Coorg, it certainly makes sense to include this time-consuming activity in your itinerary. However, if you have only a couple of days in hand, it’s best to spend your day covering other tourist attractions. The Barapole River is the chosen site for all rafting activities in Coorg. It is an ideal rafting site with umpteen rapids and surreal natural beauty.

The rafting experience in the Barapole River is slightly challenging and if it is your first time here, it might be a little overwhelming. The rapids are strong and it’s a strong catchment area for the monsoons. 

Since rafting is a popular activity for Coorg tourism, we do recommend booking your spot before you head to the pick-off point. The activity typically takes three to four hours and covers a distance of four kilometres. Since it’s a physical activity, it tends to take away most of your energy and that’s why we suggest not planning anything else on that day. However, a hot meal of Coorg’s spicy curry might be a great way to end the day. 

Explore coffee and spice plantations

Tours of coffee and spice plantations have gradually become an integral part of Coorg tourism. As we become more aware of where our food comes from, this process becomes even more fascinating. If you are interested in the coffee-making process or are curious to know where your spices come from, this should be on your things to do in Coorg list. 

While some coffee plantations offer guided tours, others welcome tourists to walk around and explore on their own. Depending on the kind of traveller you are, you can either book a guided tour or choose to let your senses guide you. For those who are not interested in coffee or spices, this is a great activity simply because of the views that you will be treated to.

Where To Stay In Coorg

There are numerous reasons that prompt one to travel and living at a luxurious hotel is certainly among the top few. But, what makes Coorg tourism unique is that the hill station is home to a wide array of accommodation types. Whether you enjoy the hospitality of a homestay or the numerous facilities that a hotel offers, you will be spoilt for choice when exploring Coorg tourism.

Luxury hotels in Coorg

If your budget allows for luxury accommodation while exploring Coorg tourism, you are in for a surprise. The best resorts in Coorg promise an experience that you won’t easily forget. The rooms are spacious, warm and typically come with a separate sit-out area. Some hotels also include a variety of activities with the package. You can expect a short tour of the market, a trip to one of the wildlife sanctuaries and indoor activities with your package.

Here are a few luxury Coorg hotels that you can choose while exploring Coorg tourism  

• Coorg Wilderness Resort
• Evolve Back
• The Serai Kabini
• Old Kent Estates

Mid-budget hotels in Coorg

Since Coorg sees a steady stream of tourists all through the year, there are numerous hotels and unique accommodation types that contribute to Coorg tourism. Whether it’s the location or the service, there is something special about all accommodations in Coorg. 

Here are a few mid-budget accommodation options that you can choose when exploring Coorg tourism  

• Heritage Resort
• Coorg International
• The Casiita
• Serene Woods
• Brooke Stone Villas

Budget hotels in Coorg

One would assume that a low budget for accommodation means an untidy room and below average service, but Coorg will surprise you. The budget accommodations in the hill station are clean, welcoming and ensure that guests have a memorable vacation.

Here are a few budget accommodations you can try while exploring Coorg tourism

• Madikeri Heritage
• Coorg Cliff Resorts
• Porcupine Castle Resort

Homestays in Coorg

Travellers are gradually warming up to the idea of staying at a homestay. A unique experience, homestays offer you a glimpse into the life of locals as well as show you a different side of the city. With home-cooked food, heartwarming service and a treasure trove of information, homestays have become a preferred choice for travellers exploring Coorg tourism.

• Sri Nidhi Estate Stay
• Tanglewoods
• Vaishnavi Estate
• Honeypot Homes

Cuisine And Best Places To Eat

Earlier, Coorg was a landlocked region which meant that the locals had to use readily available ingredients. Since the hill station is home to numerous spice plantations, all dishes have a hearty dose of spices and locally available vegetables. You will find that most dishes comprise bamboo shoot, pork, coconut, kodambuli , jackfruit, plantain and different kind of puttus . 

The food is light and refreshing since it’s prepared using local vegetables and fruits. Some of the dishes that you must try while exploring Coorg tourism are koli curry, bamboo shoot curry, pandi curry and thaliya puttu .

Travellers who enjoy exploring the cuisine of a place will have a lot on their plate in Coorg. Whether it is street food or food at a restaurant, there are numerous dishes to keep your palate satisfied. Here are a few restaurants that you must try when exploring Coorg tourism. 

• Beans and Brew Cafe
• Coorg cuisine
• Zaffron by Le Coorg
• Taste of Coorg
• Tiger Tiger Ethnic

How To Travel In Coorg

Coorg district is extremely well connected by a network of local highways. For travellers exploring Coorg tourism, you can choose to travel by buses, taxis and auto-rickshaws. 

If you are on a budget trip, we recommend hiring an auto rickshaw for a tour of the popular local attractions or hiring a self-driven car. Cycling and walking are also popular among locals and is a great way to learn more about Coorg. For those who are on a luxury trip, hiring a cab for the entire duration of your stay will be a smart option. Most hotels and homestays will give you authentic information with respect to local cabs.

If you enjoy discovering the local way of life in a city, there isn’t a better option than travelling in a local bus. State as well as private buses ply in the city and depending on where you are headed, there are numerous routes available.

Since Coorg is a busy tourist destination, cabs and auto rickshaws have fixed packages for a tour of popular attractions. Depending on the number of places you want to see and your budget, you can choose how you’d like to travel within the city.

Typical Costs In Coorg

What is the one thing that we all think about before planning a trip? If your answer was – budget, then you are a seasoned traveller! The budget is the most critical part of planning a trip. It determines the kind of accommodation that you will choose and the list of activities that you will try during your stay.

Coorg tourism welcomes all kinds of travellers and if you know the tricks of budget travelling, you will find it easy to plan a fun and memorable trip!

Luxury travellers have the choice to opt for the most gorgeous accommodations where their food, activities and tours are taken care of. While this is quite heavy on the pocket, it ensures that you have a hassle-free experience while exploring Coorg tourism. Luxury travellers can expect to spend between Rs 15,000 and Rs 25,000 per day. This cost includes travel, food and activities.

Mid-budget travellers have to be more mindful of where they spend their money. If you have opted for a reasonably priced homestay accommodation, you can choose more activities that fit your budget and have a more fulfilling experience while exploring Coorg tourism. Mid-budget travellers can expect to spend anywhere between Rs 5,000 and Rs 10,000 per day.

The burden of planning and pre-booking accommodation typically falls on budget travellers. Since they are trying to explore Coorg tourism on a predefined budget, travellers have to research extensively and find hotel discounts, reasonable transport options and plan activities with other budget travellers. For budget travellers, typical per day costs are between Rs 1000 and Rs 5000.

How many days do I need to explore Coorg tourism?

The number of days one needs to explore Coorg tourism will depend on the itinerary. If you want to include trekking, rafting and other outdoorsy activities, you will need a couple of days extra. If, on the other hand, you want to explore the city, the cafes and the local attractions, you can plan a trip for five to seven days.

What are the things I should pack for a trip to explore Coorg tourism?

Coorg is blessed with a moderate climate so you don’t have to plan extensively for your clothes and accessories. Depending on the weather in which you are exploring Coorg tourism, you can pack appropriate clothes and shoes. As for other basic essentials, you should carry extra cash, a pair of sturdy shoes and slippers, an overnight bag for impromptu day trips and prescription medicines.

Suggest three tips for planning a trip to Coorg.

Tips can help save money, ensure that you have a safe trip and make your vacation worthwhile. Three tips that you should keep in mind while planning a trip to explore Coorg tourism are:

• Carry cash with you since the ATMs are only in the main towns. If you are travelling to villages, you might face a shortage.
• Carry your trekking gear if you are planning to include trekking in your Coorg tourism itinerary.
• Make sure to book well in advance, especially if you are planning a number of activities on your trip.

Which are the lesser-known places to visit in Coorg?

Coorg tourism offers travellers a variety of places and activities. But, despite the growing number of tourists, there are quite a few hidden gems in Coorg that you can explore on your trip. Some of these places are Chelavara Falls, Nalakunad Palace, Mallahalli Falls, Kumara Parvatha and Namdroling Monastery.

Which are the best budget homestays in Coorg tourism?

Homestays have gradually become a preferred choice for travellers exploring Coorg tourism. Not only do they offer a homely experience but also give you an opportunity to learn more about the local culture. Some of the best budget Coorg homestays that are part of Coorg tourism are Victorian Verandaz, Casa Coorg, Little Jungle Homestay and Ananda Nilaya.

Which activities should I include in my Coorg tourism itinerary?

If you are an adventure enthusiast exploring Coorg tourism, there are a ton of things to add to your itinerary. Some of the things you can try are trekking, white river water rafting, visiting wildlife sanctuaries and cycling tours. For those who enjoy the laid back way of life, cafe hopping and tours of coffee and tea plantations are a great addition to your Coorg tourism itinerary.

Name three offbeat experiences that are part of Coorg tourism.

During our travels, all of us look for unique experiences to make our trip more fulfilling. Whether it is learning more about the local culture or heading out to explore lesser-known attractions, offbeat experiences add charm to any vacation. Here are three offbeat experiences that you can try in Coorg.

• Learn more about Tibetan culture at Namdroling Monastery. It is the largest teaching centre of the school of Tibetan Buddhism known as Nyingmapa.
• Enjoy a leisurely picnic at Chikli Hole and admire the surreal views that the offbeat attraction offers.
• Rent a four-wheel drive and explore Mandalpatti. Typically a trekking destination, it also offers one a unique experience if you are interested in exploring scenic routes.

Which are the best places near Coorg?

There is plenty to keep one occupied in Coorg but if you are planning to stay for a long period of time, there are numerous destinations around the hill station that you can explore. Some of the more popular tourist places around Coorg are Mysore, Mangalore, Nandi Hills, Bandipur and Kabini.

Which are the best markets in Coorg?

Travellers are driven by many reasons. While some of us enjoy a hearty dose of adventure, others prefer a quiet, laid back holiday. Whether it is food that interests you or shopping, there is much to keep you occupied while exploring Coorg tourism. Some of the best markets in Coorg are Madikeri market, the Friday Market that takes place weekly, Kushal Nagar Market, Tibetan Flea market and Shop n Stop store that is well known for their wide variety of coffee.

Written by Kirat Sodhi. She is a proud mom of three cats and lives for lemon tea, a good book and spontaneous travel plans.

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Country: india | state: karnataka, #1 of 33 places to visit in karnataka | #29 of 100 places to visit in india, ideal trip duration: 1-2 days, base station: coorg, nearest city to coorg: mysore (117 kms), best time to visit coorg: october to march, peak season: december to january & may to june, coorg weather: summer: maximum - 29°c & minimum - 18°c winter: maximum - 24°c & minimum - 13°c.

At a distance of 265 km from Bangalore, 117 km from Mysore, 132 km from Mangalore, 322 km from Coimbatore & 362 km from Kochi, Coorg or Kodagu is a district in Karnataka and Madikeri is the district headquarters. Coorg is one of the top places to visit in Karnataka , and among the must include places in honeymoon tour packages . At an altitude of 1525 meters on the Western Ghats, Coorg is often called the Scotland of India. Talacauvery, Abbey Falls and Dubare are some of the best places to visit as part of Coorg Tour Packages . According to Puranas, Kodava is the redefined name of Krodhadesa meaning Land of Anger, said to have been inhabited by the Kodava tribe. Some historians believe that it is named after the River Cauvery. Coorg was under the Gangas rule during the 9th and 10th centuries and Cholas in the 11th century followed by Hoysalas. Later Coorg was relatively independent under Haleri Rajas until the British occupied the region in 1834. Coorg was a separate state before its merger with Karnataka in the year 1956. Coorg is the largest producer of Coffee in India. Also, it is one of the places with the highest rainfall in India. The Kodagu district comprises different communities like Kodava, Tulu, Gowda, and Moplah out of which the largest is the Kodava community, both economically and politically. The economy depends on agriculture, coffee plantations, forestry, and tourism. Coorg is one of the best hill stations near Bangalore . Misty hills, lush forest, tea and coffee plantation, orange groves, undulating streets, and breathtaking views have made Coorg an unforgettable holiday destination. Raja's Seat, Abbey Falls, Iruppu Falls, Omkareshwara Temple, Bylakuppe, Talacauvery and Dubare are the major places to visit in Coorg . The famous Cauvery River is originated in the hills of Coorg at Talacauvery. Coorg can also be visited along with Mysore Tour Packages . Being a part of the Western Ghats, Coorg is rich in flora and fauna. It has three wildlife sanctuaries - the Talacauvery, Pushpagiri and Brahmagiri Sanctuaries, and one national park, the Nagarhole National Park. Some of the animal species found in these wildlife parks include the Asiatic elephant, tigers, leopards, and wild boars. Coorg is also famous for trekking activities with peaks like Thandiyandamole, Brahmagiri, and Pushpagiri. Elephant rides at Dubare Elephant camp and white water rafting in the Upper Barapole River are other interesting things to do in Madikeri. Besides, Coorg can also be visited along with Wayanad packages, and Ooty tour packages . If you are planning to visit Bandipur or Nagarhole as part of your Mysore trip, staying at Jungle Lodges & Resorts (JLR) properties is the best way to explore these parks as they offer guided safari tours. Mangalore airport is the nearest airport which is 146 km from Madikeri. Mysore Junction and Mangalore Junction railway stations are the nearest stations. Mangalore Junction Railway Station is about 131 km and Mysore Junction Railway station is about 117 km from Madikeri. KSRTC buses as well as private buses provide services to Madikeri from nearby cities like Bangalore, Mysore, Mangalore, Ooty, etc. Coorg has pleasant weather throughout the year, though October - June is the best time to visit Coorg. It usually takes about 2 full days to visit the important places in Coorg.

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Nearest Airport: Mangalore - Mangalore Airport (146 Kms)

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#1 of 40 Places to Visit in Coorg

About Abbey Falls

Height of abbey falls, dubare elephant camp.

#2 of 40 Places to Visit in Coorg

About Dubare Elephant Camp

History of dubare elephant camp, golden temple / tibetan monastery - bylakuppe.

#3 of 40 Places to Visit in Coorg

About Bylakuppe Golden Temple

History of golden temple, talacauvery / talakaveri.

#4 of 40 Places to Visit in Coorg

About Talakaveri

History of talakaveri, raja's seat.

#5 of 40 Places to Visit in Coorg

At a distance of 1.5 km from Madikeri Bus Station, Raja's Seat is a popular viewpoint towards the south of Madikeri Fort in the picturesque hill town of Madikeri , Coorg. This is one of the top tourist places to visit in Coorg and also a famous sunset point in Madikeri. The Raja's Seat, which means the Seat of Kings, is a brick and mortar structure with four pillars connected by arches. It is built on a high elevation with a commanding view of the cliffs and valleys. This lovely spot was once a favorite place of recreation for the King of Coorg. He used to spend time with his queen in the garden and watching the setting sun. The spot offers a breathtaking view of towering hills, green valleys studded with paddy fields. It is fascinating to watch the road to Mangalore like a curved ribbon lying in the valley. Raja's Seat stands inside a splendid garden of .....

Irupu Falls

#6 of 40 Places to Visit in Coorg

At a distance of 248 km from Bangalore, 110 km from Mysore, 75 km from Madikeri, 48 km from Virajpet, 32 km from Gonikoppal, 20 km from Nagarhole National Park, 10 km from Kutta & 10 km from Srimangala, Iruppu Falls is a magnificent waterfalls situated in Brahmagiri Hills between Srimangala & Kutta in Coorg district of Karnataka State, bordering the Wayanad district of Kerala. It is one of the best waterfalls in Karnataka and also one of the well-known Coorg tourist places . It can be visited as part of 2 day trip from Bangalore . Also known as Lakshmana Tirtha Falls locally, Irupu Falls or Iruppu Falls is another popular attraction not to ..... Distance (From Coorg): 75 Kms Trip Duration (From Coorg - Including Travel): 4-6 Hours .....

Nagarhole National Park

#7 of 40 Places to Visit in Coorg

At a distance of 10 km from Kutta, 20 km from Iruppu Falls, 62 km from Kalpetta, 88 km from Mysore, 88 km from Madikeri, and 218 km from Bangalore, Nagarhole National Park is one of the best wildlife sanctuaries in India and among the must include places in Karnataka Tour Packages . Also known as Rajiv Gandhi National Park, it is spread across Mysore and Kodagu districts in Karnataka. Nagarhole National Park is one of the top attractions you must include in Coorg tour packages . Originally the forest area was the private hunting ground for the Maharajas of Mysore. It was converted into a sanctuary in the year 1955 covering an area of 258 sq. km and subsequently enlarged to include the adjoining areas of Mysore district and now extends over an area of 643 sq. km. Nagarhole got National Park status in 1988 and declared as 37th Project ..... Distance (From Coorg): 88 Kms Trip Duration (From Coorg - Including Travel): Full Day .....

Cauvery Nisargadhama

#8 of 40 Places to Visit in Coorg

About Cauvery Nisargadhama

Coffee plantation tours.

#13 of 40 Places to Visit in Coorg

At a distance of 8 km from Madikeri Bus Stand, Coffee Plantation tour is one of the top things to do in Coorg. Coorg is also one of the most popular tourist places to visit near Mysore as part of Karnataka tour packages. Coorg, also known as Kodagu, is dotted with several coffee plantations owned by both private and coffee companies. Well known as India's Coffee County, the region of Coorg is the largest coffee producing region in Karnataka with more than 50% share in the total production of the state and also having the highest yield in among all other districts. It is one of the popular Karnataka hill stations and also one of the top places to experience Karnataka Tourism. Coorg Tourism is bestowed with misty hills, splendid valleys, exotic wildlife and meandering rivers. Among these, the coffee plantations tours are one of the major draw for the tourists. The Plantation walks are considered to be one of the most popular things to do in Coorg. The tour provides you an opportunity .....

Omkareswara Temple

#9 of 40 Places to Visit in Coorg

At a distance of 1 km from Madikeri Bus Station, Omkareshwara Temple is an ancient and magnificent temple situated near Madikeri Fort in Madikeri. It is one of the must include places in Coorg Tour Packages . Dedicated to Lord Shiva, Omkareshwara Temple was built by Lingarajendra in 1820 CE. It is one of the must-visit Coorg tourist places . The shivalinga inside the temple is believed to be brought from Kashi. According to the legend, the king had killed a pious Brahmin to fulfill his political ambitions. However, the king started to have nightmares for his cruel deed. To free himself from the nightmares, the King sought the advice of a few wise men and they told the king to build a temple of Lord Shiva to regain his mental peace. The king followed their advice and brought a Shiva lingam from the holy town of Kashi and installed it at a newly constructed temple. .....

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Coorg Tour Packages

If you are planning to visit and tour Coorg, we have many exclusive Coorg tour packages to choose from. Let the Taxi come and Pick you up from your Home within Bangalore City limits, Bangalore Airport or Railway Station and the rest is taken care off. Our contracted drivers know the routes to Coorg and itinerary perfectly and are trained to be courteous, understanding and helpful towards the guests.

Mysore & coorg sightseeing package tours.

• WHERE WILL BE THE PICK-UP AND DROP OFF SPOT ?
• IS IT MANDATORY TO LEAVE BANGALORE EARLY IN THE MORNING ?
• DO THE GUESTS HAVE TO TAKE CARE OF DRIVER’S ALLOWANCE AND FOOD ?

WE ARE SENIOR CITIZENS, WILL THE DRIVER STOP FREQUENTLY FOR WASHROOM BREAKS ?

• HOW MUCH TIME IS ALLOCATED TO THE GUESTS TO SPEND AT THE TOURIST SPOTS ?
• WE WANT TO SPEND SOME TIME SHOPPING AT COORG, IS THAT ALLOWED ?

WE WANT PICK-UP FROM MYSORE, IS IT POSSIBLE ?

Where will be the pick-up and drop off spot in coorg.

For Coorg tour packages, the pick-up and drop-off spot will be in Bangalore. It can be the house of the guests, bus stand, railway station or Airport. Within Bangalore city limits. The pick-up and drop-off spot should be the the same, multiple pick-up spots and drop-off spots are not allowed unless informed through email in advance, before booking.

IS IT MANDATORY TO LEAVE BANGALORE EARLY IN THE MORNING FOR COORG TOUR?

No. Though our drivers are ready for duty after 6.00 AM in the morning, the guests can decide what time they want to get picked-up. Do note that if the guests decide to get picked up later than 1.00 PM, then the first day’s sightseeing spots will not be able to be covered. The driver will cover the same on the last day.

DO THE GUESTS HAVE TO TAKE CARE OF DRIVER’S ALLOWANCE AND FOOD ON COORG TOUR?

No. The guests do not have to pay anything extra to the driver while on the Coorg trip. Our drivers have been provided their daily allowance by the company for their food and accommodation. Nor will they ever ask the guest any money while they are on the trip.

Yes. During the Coorg tour, whether the guests want to stop at any restaurant on the way or  to access washroom, they can request the driver and he will do the needful. Please do note that once the guests have entered “Bangalore – Mysore Highway”, which is barricaded for a long stretch by the highway authorities, access to restaurants or washrooms are limited or non-existent. If there is any medical condition, that entails the need for the guests for frequent washroom breaks, then they may please inform the same to the driver before the start of the journey and he will change the route accordingly.

HOW MUCH TIME IS ALLOCATED TO THE GUESTS TO SPEND AT THE TOURIST SPOTS IN COORG?

During the Coorg tour, the guests can spend as much time they want at any tourist spot. The driver will patiently wait at the parking spot.

WE WANT TO SPEND SOME TIME SHOPPING AT COORG TOUR, IS THAT ALLOWED ?

Yes. If you want to shop in Coorg, you can let the driver know and he will guide you where you can shop. Most of the shops are located in Madikeri Town. When the guests visit Madikeri Town, they can indulge in shopping, the driver will take the guests to the shops of their choice.

Yes. If guests are arriving from Chennai or Hyderabad by train for their Coorg tour and would like the driver to pick them up early morning at 5.00 or 6.00 from the railway station, then it is possible. After picking up the guests in early morning, the driver can take the guests to a nearby hotel or lodge to freshen-up for few hours. The hotel rooms are provided on temporary basis for 2 to 3 hours to stay and freshen-up. And will cost around 500 to 700 Rs. Payable directly at the hotel. Once the guests have made the booking online, the driver will provide them a courtesy call, at that time, they can inform the driver, to pick them up from Mysore.

Heritage & Cultural Trails of Coorg (Guided Walking Tour)

Step into the tapestry of Coorg’s history and culture with the ‘Heritage & Cultural Trails of Coorg’ guided walking tour, where each cobblestone unveils a chapter of the region’s story.

As the scent of coffee lingers in the air and the echoes of ancient traditions whisper through the winding paths, participants are beckoned into a realm where time stands still.

Curious to know how these hidden gems reveal themselves and what tales they carry?

• Engage with local guides for immersive cultural insights
• Discover hidden gems and history through captivating narratives
• Flexibility for customization and rescheduling
• Experience Coorg’s heritage blending with modern conveniences

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Tour Duration and Cancellation Policy

When booking the Heritage & Cultural Trails of Coorg, participants can expect a tour duration of 2 hours with the flexibility of free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance. This means that individuals have the peace of mind knowing they can alter their plans if needed without incurring any charges.

The cancellation policy also includes refund options, ensuring that participants can easily get their money back if necessary. Plus, there’s rescheduling availability , allowing for a hassle-free adjustment of the tour date and time if unforeseen circumstances arise.

This level of flexibility caters to the varying needs of participants and enhances the overall experience of exploring Coorg’s heritage and culture.

Live Guide and Meeting Points

For an immersive experience on the Heritage & Cultural Trails of Coorg, you will be greeted by a live guide at the designated starting point, St. Michaels Church , ready to lead them through a journey rich in historical insights and local perspectives .

The live guide, fluent in English and Hindi, will be there to make the tour engaging and informative. Meeting points are crucial, ensuring that participants gather at the right place at the right time.

St. Michaels Church serves as the perfect starting location, setting the tone for the exploration ahead. This initial meeting point not only marks the beginning of the tour but also symbolizes the blending of Coorg’s heritage with modern-day conveniences.

Experience Highlights and Inclusions

Participants on the Heritage & Cultural Trails of Coorg will embark on a guided tour that goes beyond typical tourist spots, immersing them in the rich stories and cultural experiences of the region. Throughout the journey, they can look forward to:

Local Perspectives : Gain insights into Coorg’s heritage from guides who provide a unique local viewpoint, offering a deeper understanding of the region’s history and traditions.

Cultural Experiences : Engage in interactive sessions that showcase Coorg’s vibrant culture, including traditional practices , music , and art forms for a truly immersive experience.

Historical Insights : Uncover the fascinating history of Coorg through captivating narratives and anecdotes that bring the past to life.

Hidden Gems Exploration: Explore hidden lanes and lesser-known places, unveiling the hidden treasures of Coorg through the eyes of a local storyteller.

Participant Information and Pricing

Embark on the Heritage & Cultural Trails of Coorg experience with a starting price of ₹1,077 per person for a captivating journey into the region’s rich heritage and cultural tapestry. For those interested, group discounts are available, and the tour can be customized to cater to specific preferences.

Keep an eye out for seasonal offers that may enhance your experience, such as special local cuisine tasting sessions. Participants should check availability for starting times and note that tours start promptly, so arriving 15 minutes early is advised.

While the price includes a knowledgeable guide and access to hidden gems, exclusions like hotel pickup, entrance fees , and water aren’t covered. Enjoy this immersive experience into Coorg’s history and culture!

Starting Location and Finish Point

Located at St. Michaels Church, the starting point of the Heritage & Cultural Trails of Coorg tour offers a gateway to an immersive exploration beyond the typical tourist paths. Visitors can expect to uncover local insights and hidden gems throughout the journey. Here’s what makes this starting location and finish point special:

Local Stories : Engage with knowledgeable guides who share intriguing tales about Coorg’s heritage and culture.

Off-the-Beaten-Path : Explore hidden gems tucked away from the usual tourist spots, providing a unique perspective of the region.

Cultural Immersion : Enjoy the local way of life, gaining a deeper understanding of Coorg’s traditions and practices.

Community Connection : Interact with locals and discover charming corners of Coorg not typically found on traditional tours.

Directions and Itinerary Overview

As visitors leave the starting point at St. Michaels Church, they’re set to embark on a captivating journey through Coorg’s Heritage & Cultural Trails, guided by local experts sharing enriching narratives and hidden gems of the region.

The guided walking tour offers a unique opportunity to explore Coorg beyond the usual tourist spots, with the added advantage of local insights . Participants can expect historical insights, cultural experiences, and engaging conversations as they meander through the enchanting streets.

The itinerary may include access to hidden lanes and places not commonly visited by travelers, providing a fresh perspective of the region. By following the directions provided by the knowledgeable guide, visitors will uncover the rich heritage and vibrant culture of Coorg in an immersive and authentic way.

Exclusions and Additional Information

Visitors should note that the guided heritage and cultural trails tour in Coorg doesn’t include hotel pickup and drop-off, entrance fees , or a water bottle. When planning to join this enriching experience, consider the following:

Hotel Arrangements : Participants are responsible for their own transportation to the starting point at St. Michaels Church.

Local Cuisine: While the tour provides insights into local culture, it doesn’t include any meals or food tastings.

Entrance Fees: Be prepared to cover any entry costs to specific sites or attractions visited during the tour.

Water Bottle: It’s advisable to carry your water bottle to stay hydrated throughout the walking exploration of Coorg’s heritage and culture.

Common questions

Are there any specific dress code requirements for the guided walking tour in coorg.

For the guided walking tour in Coorg, there isn’t a specific dress code, but it’s advisable to dress comfortably and consider the weather conditions . Wear sturdy shoes, lightweight clothing , and carry essentials like a hat and water.

Are There Any Restroom Facilities Available Along the Walking Tour Route?

Restroom facilities are available along the walking tour route for convenience. Accessibility concerns are addressed with strategic placement of restrooms. Participants can enjoy the tour without worries about finding facilities during their exploration.

Is Photography Allowed During the Tour, and Are There Any Restrictions on Where Photos Can Be Taken?

Photography is allowed during the tour, capturing the essence of Coorg’s heritage and culture. Participants should follow the guide’s directions on any route restrictions for photographing certain areas. Immerse in the experience and snap memorable moments.

Are There Any Opportunities to Sample Local Cuisine or Purchase Souvenirs During the Tour?

During the tour, participants can savor delicious local cuisine at authentic eateries and shop for unique souvenirs at select shops. These opportunities add a flavorful touch to the cultural exploration, creating lasting memories.

Are There Any Physical Fitness Requirements or Restrictions for Participants on the Walking Tour?

There are no specific physical requirements for participants on the walking tour. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended. Dress code restrictions are minimal; participants should dress appropriately for the weather and wear comfortable attire for walking.

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Enjoy the rich heritage and vibrant culture of Coorg with the ‘Heritage & Cultural Trails of Coorg’ guided walking tour. Uncover hidden gems, historical insights, and local perspectives on this enlightening journey.

From the charming St. Michaels Church to the bustling Municipal Market, each step reveals the essence of Coorg in a unique and immersive way.

Don’t miss this opportunity to explore the heart and soul of Coorg with a knowledgeable guide by your side.

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Best Time to Visit Coorg – A Detailed Tour Guide

Introduction.

Coorg, also known as Kodagu, is a popular tourist destination situated in the southern part of India. Nestled amidst the lush green landscapes of the Western Ghats, Coorg offers a unique blend of nature, culture, and adventure. With its picturesque coffee plantations, misty mountains, and cascading waterfalls, Coorg beckons travelers year-round. This detailed tour guide will help you discover the best time to visit Coorg and make the most of your trip. So pack your bags and get ready to embark on an unforgettable journey to Coorg!

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Why coorg is a popular tourist destination.

Coorg is a popular tourist destination due to its breathtaking natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. The region is known for its coffee plantations, lush green landscapes, and waterfalls. Travelers are drawn to Coorg for its pristine natural beauty, adventure activities like trekking and river rafting, and the opportunity to experience the unique Kodava culture. Coorg offers a serene retreat for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life.

Coorg’s unique culture and natural beauty

Coorg, also known as Kodagu, is not just a destination for nature lovers but also for those who want to immerse themselves in its rich cultural heritage. The region is home to the unique Kodava community, known for their distinct traditions and language. Coorg is also blessed with breathtaking natural beauty, with its coffee plantations, dense forests, and cascading waterfalls. The combination of its vibrant culture and picturesque landscapes make Coorg a truly enchanting place to visit.

Weather in Coorg throughout the year

Coorg experiences a moderate climate throughout the year, with temperatures ranging from 15°C to 35°C. The region has three distinct seasons – summer, monsoon, and winter. Summers are mild and pleasant, perfect for outdoor activities. Monsoons bring heavy rainfall, making it ideal for nature lovers. Winters are cool and offer a peaceful time to explore the scenic beauty of Coorg. Regardless of the season, Coorg is a treat for visitors all year round.

Coorg’s climate and seasons

Coorg’s climate is pleasant throughout the year, with three distinct seasons – summer, monsoon, and winter. Summers are mild and perfect for outdoor activities. Monsoons bring heavy rainfall, making it ideal for nature lovers. Winters are cool, offering a peaceful time to explore the scenic beauty of Coorg. Regardless of the season, Coorg is a treat for visitors all year round.

Best time to visit Coorg for outdoor activities

Coorg is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, offering a range of exhilarating activities such as trekking, camping, and bird watching. The best time to visit Coorg for outdoor activities is during the summer months of March to June, when the weather is pleasant and ideal for adventure. With clear skies and mild temperatures, this is the perfect time to explore the lush forests, breathtaking waterfalls, and scenic trails that Coorg has to offer. Whether you are an avid trekker or a nature lover, Coorg promises an unforgettable outdoor experience during this time.

Coorg in the summer months

During the summer months in Coorg, the average temperatures range from 20°C to 35°C, making it an ideal time for outdoor activities. The region experiences less rainfall during this period, allowing visitors to explore the beautiful landscapes, go trekking, or relax by the waterfalls. Some popular places to visit during summer include Abbey Falls, Raja’s Seat, and Nagarhole National Park. Visitors can also indulge in the region’s famous coffee and explore the aromatic coffee plantations.

Things to do and places to visit in Coorg during summer

During the summer months, Coorg offers a multitude of activities and attractions for visitors to enjoy. Nature lovers can explore the stunning landscapes of Abbey Falls and Iruppu Falls, while adventure enthusiasts can indulge in activities like trekking, river rafting, and zip-lining. The popular tourist spots of Madikeri Fort, Namdroling Monastery, and Raja’s Seat are also worth a visit for their historical and cultural significance. Don’t forget to experience the authentic Coorg cuisine and take a plantation tour to truly immerse yourself in the local flavors and culture.

Coorg in the monsoon season

Coorg in the monsoon season experiences heavy rainfall, which can sometimes impact outdoor activities and sightseeing. However, the lush green landscapes and the gushing waterfalls make it a picturesque destination during this time. Visitors can enjoy activities like coffee tasting, indoor games, and spa treatments at the resorts. It is advisable to check weather updates and plan accordingly for a hassle-free trip.

Activities and attractions in Coorg during monsoon

During the monsoon season in Coorg, visitors can still enjoy a range of activities and attractions despite the heavy rainfall. Some of the popular activities include visiting the Abbey Falls, exploring the Dubare Elephant Camp, and experiencing the beauty of the Talacauvery, the birthplace of river Cauvery. Nature enthusiasts can also go for hikes and treks in the picturesque landscapes of Coorg.

Coorg in the winter months

Coorg experiences mild winters, making it an ideal time to visit. The temperatures range from 11 to 28 degrees Celsius, attracting tourists seeking a pleasant climate. The winter season sees a significant influx of visitors, so it is recommended to make reservations in advance to secure the best accommodations. Winter activities in Coorg include exploring coffee plantations, visiting ancient temples, and enjoying wildlife safaris. Don’t miss the opportunity to witness the stunning views of mist-covered hills and valleys during this time.

Winter temperatures and tourist influx

Winter temperatures in Coorg range from 11 to 28 degrees Celsius, creating a mild and pleasant climate. This attracts a significant influx of tourists during the winter months, making it a popular time to visit. With the mist-covered hills and valleys, Coorg offers breathtaking views that captivate visitors. It is advisable to make reservations in advance to secure the best accommodations and ensure a delightful and memorable experience at Mazra Retreat .

Winter activities and sightseeing in Coorg

During the winter months, Coorg offers a range of activities and sightseeing opportunities. Visitors can go for leisurely walks amidst the mist-covered hills, explore the coffee and spice plantations, or experience the thrill of trekking to popular viewpoints like Raja’s Seat and Mandalpatti. The winter season also provides a great opportunity to indulge in bird-watching and wildlife spotting in the nearby Nagarhole National Park. Coorg’s pleasant winter temperatures make it an ideal time to enjoy outdoor activities and soak in the natural beauty of the region.

Summary of the best time to visit Coorg

The best time to visit Coorg is during the summer and winter months (April to June and October to February) when the weather is pleasant for outdoor activities and sightseeing. However, Coorg’s charm remains unparalleled throughout the year, with each season offering a unique experience. Whether you want to indulge in adventure sports, explore the lush green landscapes, or immerse yourself in the local culture and cuisine, Coorg has something for everyone. Plan your visit and experience the enchanting beauty of Coorg at Mazra Retreat.

Tips for planning a trip to Coorg

When planning a trip to Coorg, consider the following tips:

• Choose the right time: The best time to visit Coorg is during summer or winter. Avoid visiting during the monsoon season due to heavy rainfall.
• Book accommodation in advance: Coorg is a popular tourist destination, so it’s advisable to book your accommodation well in advance, especially during peak season.
• Pack appropriate clothing: Coorg’s weather can be unpredictable, so be prepared for fluctuating temperatures and occasional rain. Pack lightweight clothes for the summer and warmer clothing for winter.
• Plan your activities: Research and plan the activities and attractions you want to explore in Coorg. Don’t miss out on popular spots like Abbey Falls, Madikeri Fort, and Nagarhole National Park.
• Try local cuisine: Coorg is known for its delicious traditional cuisine. Don’t miss out on trying the local dishes like Pandi Curry and Bamboo Shoot Curry.
• Carry necessary essentials: Carry a good quality camera to capture the breathtaking landscapes of Coorg. Also, don’t forget essentials like sunscreen, insect repellent, and comfortable walking shoes.

By following these tips, you can ensure a memorable and enjoyable trip to Coorg.

Touristic Highlights of Coorg (Guided Fullday Sightseeing Tour by Car)

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• Talent P 0 contributions 4.0 of 5 bubbles Holy Place Located in the Brahmagiri hill at a height of 1276 m above sea level and which is at a distance of 48 km from Madikeri, It is one of the popular tourist spots in Coorg. It holds high religious importance thus attracts hordes of religious tourists. Talakaveri is said to be the source of River Cauvery. Although the source that is the flow of water is not always visible. During rainy season, one can get a glimpse of the same. Read more Written June 27, 2023
• OnAir557882 0 contributions 3.0 of 5 bubbles It's just a local guide Advertised as a walking tour of town. But guide wanted us to go by car. Had good knowledge of flowers, but very little about history, architecture, folk lore. Happy to take us to additional scenic points and shops. Read more Written March 8, 2023
• 580noelk 0 contributions 1.0 of 5 bubbles Avoid Yo Tours. The provider (Yo Tours) are very unprofessional. I booked the tour for 5pm on a Sunday but got a call at 8am Sunday morning to say that the tour was not possible because there were not enough food places to go in Madikeri! If this is the case then why do they offer a Madikeri Food Crawl tour?? They offered me a spice and coffee tour instead, which I didn't want so I asked for a refund which I was told I would receive. I called Yo Tours at 4.15pm on Sunday to make sure my refund was being processed but I was told that they had found a tour guide and that I needed to be in Madikeri at 5pm. We had made other plans so I said that it was not possible. They then said that because I had cancelled at short notice that I would not receive a refund. After arguing on the phone the representative from Yo Tours then hung up when. I accused them of lying to me and trying to scam me. I then got a call from the tour guide to say that he would be happy to give the tour on Monday at 5pm instead so I agreed. The tour guide was excellent even though he had never given a good tour before. He showed us around a few places in Madikeri. We had some puffs, sweet cookies, Puri masala, masala dosa, burfi and other Indian sweets. It did seem a bit disjointed because the guide was clearly making it up as he went along. The tour lasted 1.5 hours. Do not use Yo Tours. They are not professional and they are not honest. Read more Written February 21, 2023

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21 Best Places to Visit in Coorg | Madikeri (Coorg) Tourist Places

Madikeri or Mercara, the capital of Coorg is a beautiful large hill town situated in Western Ghats. This hill station stands 1452 meters above sea level. The green woody slopes, colourful scenery, misty mountains, cascading falls, dense tropical forest, tea, coffee and spice plantations made this place a paradise of nature lovers.

This enchantingly beautiful place is popularly called as the ‘Scotland of India’ and also ‘Kashmir of South’. There are so many attractions in and around Madikeri, we have compiled the list of the best places to visit in Madikeri:

01 . Abbey Falls, Coorg

• Recommended Duration: 2 Hours
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Abbey falls or Abbi Falls is situated 1 km from the town of Madikeri. This waterfall is famous for its natural beauty. This is a famous picnic spot and is called as Jesse falls in the olden days.

Abbey falls located between the natural greenery of coffee plantations and spice estates is blessed with stunning beauty and serene calm. The falls has a wild beauty. Water cascading over rocks into the pool. The roaring sound of the waterfalls can be heard from the road.

During Monsoon the water flow is very high and in dry seasons the flow is low. There is a hanging bridge here providing the amazing sight of this waterfalls. The best time to visit Abbey falls is early winter.

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02 . Chiklihole Reservoir, Coorg

Chiklihole Reservoir is place to be visited if your time permits. The place is away from the usual crowd at popular tourist spots and offers some calm and peace to its visitors. The water of the dam flowing beautifully and the lushness of area around create a refreshing atmosphere.

The Chiklihole Reservoir, pronounced as 'Chikli-holey’, is located between the towns of Madikeri and Kushalnagar of Coorg district. The reservoir is at a distance of approximately 15 km from Kushalnagar and Madikeri and is nearest to the town of Nanjarayapattana.

On one of the tributaries of the River Cauvery, the reservoir offer tourists with seclusion and privacy unlike other tourist spots. The dense forest along with the rich flora and fauna add on to the charm of the place. It is a great picnic spot and thus perfect for family outing as well. The place with amazing scenic beauty is nothing less than paradise for photographers. Sunset view is mesmerizing from here and an experience in itself.

The place has no shops nearby and thus tourists are required to carry all the basic amenities with them while visiting the reservoir. The best time to visit the place is during the month of June to March that is in the monsoon and winter season.

The reservoir is located quite close to the Dubare forest reserve which is just few kilometers away. One can visit the forest reserve as well which offers good opportunities for trekking and nature walks.

03 . Dubare Elephant Camp, Coorg

Dubare Elephant Camp is situated on the banks of River Kaveri in Coorg district of Karnataka state. A popular tourist spots, the camp attracts tourists, especially wildlife enthusiast from all over the world. It presents tourists with an opportunity to be close to elephants and engage in various activities related to them.

Elephant Camp at Dubare is the project undertaken by forest department and jungle lodges and resorts. Not just interaction with elephants, tourists also get mesmerizing natural settings consisting of lush greenery and refreshing environment to spend some memorable days.

Earlier at this place elephants used to be trained for Mysore Dussehra but now they are mostly used to jungle rides and other purposes. They are trained under naturalists. These trained naturalists assist tourists with details on Elephant history, ecology and biology. What makes this camp unique is the fact that tourists can participate in various activities with elephants which is three hour elephant interaction.

They can indulge in activities like 45 minute bath where they are allowed to give bath to elephants in River Cauvery, feeding them with ragi, jaggery, sugarcane, banana and coconuts. After this, they can go on a 45 minute elephant ride into the jungle.

Elephant rides for tourists are scheduled between 10 am to 12 noon and in evening from 4pm to 5pm. If interest one can stay here as well at the cottages which are part of Jungle lodges & resorts. These cottages offer comfortable stay amidst lush greenery and wild nature.

04 . Harangi Dam, Coorg

An interesting tourist spot, Harangi dam is situated in the Hudgur village near Kushalnagar if Coorg District. Built across the tributary of River Cauvery, Harangi dam is the first dam that has been built across River Cauvery. It has a height of 47 meters and length of 846 meters creating a marvelous view of forceful streams of water.

A popular picnic spot, it is good even for family outing where one can relax and spend some calm moments with his or her loved ones. It is located at a distance of approximately 36 km from Madikeri and can be reached without much difficulty.

It is a good place offering some seclusion and privacy as it is comparatively less crowded. So it you are looking for some break from usual hustle bustle of tourist spots, Harangi dam is the place for you. Calm setting and cool gentle breeze makes your time even more enjoyable. It is best to visit the dam is during the months of August to September as the water is more in the reservoir at time of the year.

If you like to stay over for a night or more, you can opt for the accommodation facilities available here. Tourists can opt for Guest house facilities are available here where tourists stay after reservation from the public works department.

Not just nature lovers, there is something for religious tourists as well. There is a Cauvery temple located quite near to the dam is a place worth visiting.

05 . Honnamana Kere Lake, Coorg

Honnamana Kere (Honnama Lake) (Kannada: ಹೊನ್ನಮ್ಮನ ಕೆರೆ) is a popular tourist spots in Coorg. Being the largest lake in the region of Coorg, Honnamana Kere attracts hordes of tourists every year. It is located in Daddamalthe, near to the village of Sulimalthe which is at a distance of 6 km from Somwarpet town. Somwarpet is one of the taluks of Coorg.

The lake doesn’t attract just nature lovers but also religious tourists. It has religious importance and is named after the after Goddess Honnamma. One can also see a temple dedicated to Goddess Honnamma, located near to the lake.

It is believed that Goddess Honnamma sacrificed her life for the wellbeing of the people. The temple sees many visitors especially during the festival of Gowri Pooja. Many newly wedded couples visit the lake and pay their offerings and seek blessings of the Goddess.

The Lake offers captivating scenic beauty as well. It is a place where one can just relax and enjoy some quality moments with their loved ones. It is surrounded by mountains, cliffs and huge expanse of coffee plantations along with two hills named Gavi Betta and Mori Betta. Along with sightseeing, one can also engage himself/herself in various kinds of outdoor activities such as boating and fishing.

After having some good time at the lake, tourist scan visit other beautiful tourist spots in the town of Somwarpet. Some of the places worth visiting are Mallalli Falls along with wild life sanctuaries named as the Pushpagiri Wildlife Sanctuary.

06 . Omkareswara Temple, Coorg

Omkareswara Temple, the famous Siva temple in Madikeri is built by Linga Rajendra in 1820. The temple located at a distance of 1 km from Madikeri is an architectural beauty. The temple has both Islamic and Gothic style of architecture.

There is a wonderful pool in front of the temple. There are four Minarets around and a dome in the centre of the temple. A footpath leads to the Mandap. Here the Sivalinga was named as Omkareswara. Regular rituals were performed here.

07 . Kotebetta Trek / Peak, Coorg

One of the popular tourist spots in Coorg, Kotebetta is third highest peak in Coorg region after Tadiyandamol and Brahmagiri. At a height of approximately 1620 m above the sea level, Kotebetta is situated in Madapur which is located between the Somwarpet and Madikeri towns. It is at the border between the Dakshina Kannada and Coorg districts and can be easily reached without much of a hassle.

The name of Kotebetta has been derived from word Kote Betta which means Fort Hill. This is because the hill resembles a fort in its appearance. One can also find a temple dedicated to the Lord Shiva at the peak of the hill.

Kotebetta offers tourists with amazing trekking opportunities. It is 10 km away from Hattihole. Tourists start their trek from the Hattihole and ends at the peak. Along with lush greenery and especially huge expanse of coffee estates accompany you on your trekking.

The captivating natural settings make trekking all the more enjoyable and refreshing. The peak offers mesmerizing view of the area around making the trekking worth all the efforts.

The best time to go for trekking at Kotebetta is during the months of October to March. One doesn’t require any official permission from authorities to go for trekking at this place. While going for trekking, it is better to have a guide with you.

Do carry all the necessary equipment as well such as torch; wear proper shoes, insect repellents along with a first aid kit.

08 . Madikeri Fort, Coorg

Madikeri Fort is one of the tourist spots in Coorg which you can’t afford to miss. First built in the last quarter of 17th century by Mudduraja, Madikeri Fort was later renovated with stones and bricks by Tipu Sultan who named the fort as Jaffarabad. The fort has rich history and has seen many battles and successions.

It was under the control of Doddavira Rajendra in 1790. Later it was renovated by the King Lingarajendra Wodeyar II. British also reconstructed the fort twice. In the year 1933, British added a clock tower and a portico to park the commissioner's car in the fort’s complex. Now, the fort is being used as the office of the Deputy Commissioner.

At ten entrance of the fort, you will see two life-sized elephants which are made of mortar. There was a temple as well inside the fort dedicated to Virabhadra which was later removed in the year of 1855 by the British. They built an Anglican Church in its place which is also a beautiful architectural work.

The Church presents beautiful architecture with Gothic style. The church is not a museum presenting tourists with different kinds of antiques and is run by the state archaeology department.

The fort has many other buildings as well such as Mahatma Gandhi Public Library, the Kote Maha Ganapathi temple and the district prison. The temple Kote Maha Ganapathi is one of the temples that participates in the Madikeri dasara festival.

09 . Mallalli Falls, Coorg

Located at the foot of Pushpagiri Hill Ranges, Mallalli Falls are one of the best places in Coorg to spend some time. It is situated in Bettadahalli Gram Panchayat of Somwarpet which is one of the taluks in the district of Coorg. Mallalli Falls are created when River Kumaradhara drips down from the peak of Pushpagiri Peak, which is over a height of approximately 200 feet.

These falls are also good for trekking. Trekkers will come across interesting routes with beautiful settings around them which makes the experience all the more interesting and enjoyable. However, there are many leeches on the routes so it is better to be prepared for them while trekking. The falls at the foot of Pushpagiri peak and trekking till the peak, enhances your overall Coorg experience.

To reach the Mallalli Falls, one can hire a private taxi well from any of the nearby towns. The falls are 25 kilometres away from Somwarpet and 42 km away from Kushalnagar. If not interested in private transportation, you can also take public transportation.

You will get buses from Hanchinalli, the nearest village to water the falls from Somwarpet. Another village Bidalli is also just 2.3 km from the waterfalls and can be reached from any of the towns.

The best time to visit the falls in during the monsoon season and between the months of July to December. During monsoon season, there is more water in the falls making it look more beautiful and refreshing. Even the greenery around is at its best during this time.

10 . Mandalpatti Trek, Coorg

Located 4 km before Abbey Falls, Mandalpatti is at a distance of 25- 30 km from Madikeri town. Offering amazing scenic beauty and perfect opportunities to be amidst the best of natural settings, Mandalpatti is increasingly become popular amongst tourists.

The place offers tourists with some seclusion and space away from the usual crowdedness of the tourist spots. The place is perfect for trekking lovers and who like some adventure and seek best of natural settings. In order to go trekking, trekkers are supposed to take entrance tickets from the authorities at the base of Mandalpatti.

The trek presents trekkers with beautiful scenery and rich flora and fauna. However, you won’t find any facility on the route. So it is better to carry items like water and food as well other equipment for trekking with you.

For reaching Mandalpatti, tourists must take the deviating road which is 4 km before the famous Abbey Falls. No bus service is available for Mandalpatti and thus one if required to hire his or her private vehicle. Visiting during the rainy must be avoided as the route is not completely developed and thus can be risky and slippery.

It is best to visit during the months of November to January. Although the place is covered with the mist during this time, Mandalpatti offer picturesque setting. You will be amazed with view of the area around from the top of Mandalpatti.

11 . Nalknad Aramane Palace, Coorg

Located near a village named Yavakapadi Nalknad Aramane is in the kakkabe town of the Coorg region. It is situated at a distance of 45 km from Madikeri town. It has built in the year of 1792 by Dodda Virarajendra who was a Haleri ruler Dodda Virarajendra. Later in the year of 1796, Dodda Virarajendra married Mahadev Ammaji here.

He built the palace after he escaped from the Tippu sultan's troops and thus there in an underground tunnel inside the palace which originates from here and ends at Madikeri. Its location which is at the hilltop was also added advantage.

There are many different stories related to the place depicting various historical events. The last emperor of Haleri family Chikkaveera Rajendra also took shelter during the time of British invasion of the Coorg district.

The palace is an impressive structure and thus makes for an interesting visit. Its roofs and walls have been adorned with many ancient paintings and carvings. There is a gigantic gateway at the place. Inside the palace, you will find a kalyana mandapa which is a platform to hold marriage ceremonies.

The durbar of the place has also a charm of its own. Here kings used to have their meetings as well as watch performances. At the basement of the palace, you will find two ‘dark rooms’. These rooms were used as a hiding place for the king.

12 . Nehru Mantap, Coorg

A lesser known but amazing tourist spot, Nehru Mantap is located in the town of Madikeri in the vicinity of Raja's Seat. The mantap presents amazing view as it overlooks the Madikeri Radio Station. You get view of the mountain located at a distance along with captivating view of the town.

The place is worth a visit, especially for nature lovers. If you are looking some time alone or away from the usual crowd and rush, Nehru Mantap is the place for you. Enjoy some calm and peaceful time amidst refreshing natural setting creating a serene and soothing environment. Sunset and sunrise is exceptionally beautiful from here and worth capturing in your cameras.

Located on a hill top behind the Madikeri radio station, it is quite easy to reach this place. Tourists are required to climb approximately 25-30 steps. From Raja’s Seat, it will take you maximum of 10 minutes of walk to reach here.

The place offers amazing silence and peace and thus perfect to refresh oneself. It is generally said to be a place especially for artists who can sit here and create their piece of art as they are accompanied by nature and nobody else.

Apart from this, there are many other popular tourist spots in Madikeri town such as Raja’s Seat, Madikeri Fort, Omkareshwara temple and Abbey Falls/Abbi Falls.

13 . Padi Iggutappa Temple, Coorg

The Padi Igguthappa Temple is situated in the Kakkabe town. Built by Lingarajendra in the year of 1810, it is one of the most ancient temples and of utmost importance amongst Kodavas. Located in the Igguthappadevara Betta in Aiyengeri forest, the temple is 45 Km from Madikeri city and towards Virajpet. Dedicated to Lord Iguthappa which is another name for Lord Subramanya, the temple resembles to the Keralite temples in architectural design.

The temple plays an important role in the culture and traditional practices of Kodavas. The temple according to Kodavas holds magical powers and fulfils wishes of devotees. During the month of March, an annual festival is held at the month.

During the festival, devotees come together and offer special prayers to the deity. A procession of the God to the top of Mallama Betta Hill is carried out and later the same is reinstalled in the temple. Various ceremonial dances and performances are also performed during the festival.

Offering at the Igguthappa Temple is made in a unique way where devotees weigh weight themselves against fruits, sugar, coconuts, rice, etc. The temple plays a key role during the harvesting festival as well which is known as Puthari festival.

For reaching the temple, one can take private bus services. There are many private buses running from towns such as Madikeri, Virajpet and Napoklu. However, if one needs more comfort, he or she can opt for private vehicle as well.

14 . Raja's Seat, Coorg

Located in the town of Madikeri, Raja seat is a popular tourist spots offering them with mesmerizing scenic beauty and enchanting environment. With a literal meaning of “Seat of the Kings”, Raja’s Seat used to be a favorite place of kings of Coorg.

They used to visit the place so as to get amazing view of the valley around and refresh themselves. The view of sunset and sunrise from Raja’s seat is exceptionally captivating and mustn’t be missed by tourists. Golden sunlight falling on the lush greenery offers amazing photographic opportunities as well. The environment is pleasant as well.

The calmness of the place and its scenic beauty makes for an amazing setting for morning and evening walks. Imagine being caressed by cool breeze and greeted by lush greenery. All this is possible at Raja’s Seat.

The experience tourists will have here is worth remembering. The place is now an amazing park. To the left of the park, Gandhi Mantap is located where remains of Mahatma Gandhi have been kept. An area for children’s amusement makes it perfect for family outing as well.

There is a toy train as well which goes around the Raja Seat. This is something which attracts both children as well as adults. Along with enjoying a wonderful ride, one can also relish delicious snacks inside the train. A minimum entry fee of Rs. 5/- per person is charged for entering the park.

Madikeri town has many other tourist spots as well such as Madikeri Fort, Omkareshwara temple and Abbey Falls/Abbi Falls.

15 . Somwarpet, Coorg

One of the many tourist spots of Coorg, Somwarpet is a place worth visiting. The town has many interesting tourist spots for one to go and spend few memorable moments. Like other small towns of Coorg such as Madikeri, Kakkabe, Kabini, Siddapur, etc. Somwarpet also promises enjoyment and relaxation.

A village named Doddamalthe is located at a distance of 6 km from Somwarpet presents amazing sight-seeing options. It has a captivating and serene lake - Honnamana Kere which is apparently the largest lake in Coorg region. The area around the lake is also mesmerising with lush greenery, soothing atmosphere and huge spread of coffee estates.

It has high importance amongst people of Hindu faith. People from various parts come here, especially during the festival of Gowri when a special pooja is held and offerings are made to the Goddess Honnamma.

Along with these, for nature lovers, Somwarpet also has one of the three wildlife sanctuaries of Coorg. The Pushpagiri Wildlife Sanctuary in located in Somwarpet. The sanctuary offers its tourists with rich flora and fauna. With amazing routes with varying level of difficulty, it is a trekker’s paradise as well. All the bird watchers also will have good time here spotting some interesting avian creatures.

The waterfalls in Somwarpet, Mallalli Falls also makes for an interesting visit. Mallalli falls with its beautiful white streams of water and lush greenery all around create a refreshing setting for tourists to spend some time.

16 . Suntikoppa, Coorg

On your to Coorg, apart from visiting the famous tourists spots, one must explore the region as much as possible. The district is strikingly beautiful which can be seen in its each and every corner. One of the best examples is Suntikoppa/Sunticoppa. Located on the road to Kushalnagar, Suntikoppa is 15 km east of Madikeri.

The place offers amazing setting for spending some memorable moments with your loved ones and to relax. It makes for a good picnic spot and thus perfect for family day out as well. It is quite popular amongst tourists for the huge expanse of coffee and spices plantations.

The place with its mesmerizing scenic beauty is perfect for nature lovers. You can find various kinds of migratory and resident birds as well. Thus, it is good spot for bird watchers as well.

Religious tourists also visit the place as there is an Ayyappa Temple. The temple holds quite an important place and thus attracts many tourists from everywhere.

One can reach Suntikoppa by driving towards Kushalnagar as this is 15 km away from Madikeri. If one is interested, he or she can stay as well in one of the many accommodation facilities available here. There are many options to choose from such as cottages, homestay, hotels, etc.

The region of Coorg, offers tourists many sightseeing options along with a rich flora and fauna and umpteen numbers of adventurous sports.

17 . Tadiandamol Trek, Coorg

Second highest mountain in Karnataka state, Tadiandamol is the highest peak of Coorg district. At a height of approximately 1746 meters above sea level, it is located 8 km from the town of Kakkabe and approximately 35 km from Madikeri. It is 30 km away from Virajpet and lies in the south-eastern part of Coorg.

An amazing place for trekking, the peak is one of the most popular tourist spots in Coorg. The best time to go for trekking is during early winters. It offers tourists with mesmerizing scenic beauty and captivating view of the areas around creating nothing less than a paradise for nature lovers. The best time to visit Tadiandamol is during the months of December to May.

Reaching Tadiandamol is an adventure in itself. Tourists can take private vehicle like jeeps and cover almost one third of the distance. To reach the top most point, one is required to trek through a steep path. The trekking till the peak is not easy and can be tiresome. On their way to the peak, trekkers can have a halt at the Nalknad Palace, which is good option for base camp at night.

It was Dodda Veera Rajendra in 1792 and is two storied and is now maintained by the state archaeology department. Trekkers can resume their climbing in the morning. There is a steep path from the palace which eventually leads to the peak.

One can also visit Padi Igguthappa temple from the Tadiandamol. One of the important temples for Kodavas, it is situated just few kilometers away.

18 . Talakaveri Temple & Waterfalls, Coorg

Talakaveri / Talacauvery, one of the popular tourist spots is located in the Brahmagiri hill. The hill is situated 8 km away from Bhagamandala and is 48 km away from Madikeri. It has high religious importance and is visited by many tourists every year.

Located at a height of 1276m above sea level, there is a small spring called as a Tirtha kundike or Brahma kundike here in Talacauvery. It is said that this is source of River Cauvery. Although the source of water is mostly invisible, one can see it generally during the rainy season. It is believed that spring flows underground and emerges after a short distance.

There is a shrine located quite close to the kundike. There is a huge tank as well where devotees take bath before offering their prayers to the deities. There are two temples as well. One temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva with an ancient Shiva Linga while another temple is dedicated to Lord Ganesha.

Religious tourists can also see the holy Ashwantha tree where sage Agastya saw holy avatars of Lords-Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesh.

It is best to visit the place during the month of October. Many pilgrims visit the shrine during this time as festival of Sankaramana is celebrated during this time. At this time, one can see the small well with water symbolising the appearance of the Goddess Cauvery.

From Talakaveri, one can go to the Brahmagiri peak which is also a holy place as according to legend seven great sages called the Sapta Maharishis performed a special yagna at this place. The view of the valley from the peak is also mesmerising.

19 . Dargah Sharif of Yemmemadu, Coorg

One of the most sacred shrines, Dargah Sharif of Yemmemadu is situated in Yemmemadu near Napoklu of the Coorg district. The Dargah hold huge importance amongst people with Islamic faith. The holy tomb has been built in the memory of Hazrath Sufi Shaheed and Sayyed Hassan Sakaf Halramir.

Both these Sufi saints arrived from Persia almost 366 years ago. They offered people with religious discourses and dedicated their life for the betterment of the poor. And thus they spent their life serving them.

There is an annual festival celebrated here which is for 8 days. ‘Urs’ is organized in celebration of these saints. Hordes of religious tourists visit during this time to offer their prayers at the dargah and seek the blessings of Sufi saints. The number reaches almost two-three lakh. Food is being served on the last day of Urs to the devotees.

Female pilgrims cannot enter the dargah. There are separate arrangements made for females so that they can offer their prayers. Yemmemadu Tajul Islam Muslim Jamaat maintains the dargah and manages Urs. An Arabic Madrasa and an orphanage are also managed by the Yemmemadu mosque.

Reaching Dargah Sharif of Yemmemadu is not a difficult task. There are government buses running from Madikeri which is 35 km away from the dargah. One can either opt for these buses or go for private transportation based on his/her preferences and comfort. One can hire a private vehicle and travel as per their convenience.

20 . Karada Village near Coorg

The district of Coorg offer tourists with national park, wildlife sanctuaries, waterfalls, museums, forts, lakes, viewpoints and many other options. A visit to Karada completes your Coorg trip. Karada is a village in the Kakkabe region. It is situated at a distance of 18 km from Virajpet and approximately 30 km from Madikeri.

As the place is not as popular as other tourists spots, tourists gets enough seclusion and calmness away from usual hustle bustle. It offers tourists with mesmerizing natural beauty and refreshing environment. Huge expanses of coffee-estates cover the area making it even more beautiful.

The place has some of the best ancestral homes of Coorg. Some of the ancestral homes are 200-300 years old presenting tourists with a touch of history and ancient living. These homes promise a different experience and staying there for few days is something everyone must try. There are few ancestral homes offering tourists with the opportunity to spend few days in utter peace and living an authentic Coorg lifestyle.

Tourists are provide comfortable stay, mouth-watering Coorg Cuisine and relaxed atmosphere at these ancestral homes. Some of the examples of the same are Iyne Mane which is almost 250 years old, Nadikerianda Aine house which is again almost 200 years old and many others. The place is also good for nature walks and offers good trekking routes.

21 . Gaddige or Raja’s Tomb, Coorg

Gaddige also known as Gadduge, the tombs of King Virarajendra, Linga Rajendra and one of their court priests was built in the 18th century. This tombs rest in the northern corner of the town is an important monument of the town.

There is two smaller tombs located in the same area belonging to their brave and loyal soldiers. The three main tombs, with a dome in the center and turrets at each end, built separately from one another on a hillock resemble a Muslim pilgrim center. From here a spectacular view of the town can be seen.

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Day 1: -On this day, you will arrive in Coorg and check-in your hotel. -Later, you can pay a visit to the majestic Namdroling Monastery and seek blessings. -In the evening, you will get back to your hotel and rest overnight. Day 2: -You can start the second day by paying a visit to Nisargadhama, where you can relax amidst the lush forest. -Later, you can visit the famous Dubare Elephant Camp, where you will spend time feeding and nurturing the elephants. Day 3: -On this day, you can proceed towards Madikeri. -You can enjoy visiting famous attractions like Raja’s Seat, Omkareshwar, and Abbey Falls. Checkout And Book:  Coorg Tour Packages For 3 Days

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1. The Civet Creek Camp: Camping at the Civet Creek Campsite is considered to be one of the most thrilling activities that you can be a part of. In this camping activity at night on Coorg tours, you can spend time amidst the coffee plantations, step on rocks, trek up the leech-infested forest trails, watch the glittering night sky, and enjoy delicious meals around the bonfire. So the Civet Creek Camp is one of the best places to visit at night and you must this in your Coorg tour packages

2. Brahmagiri Wildlife Sanctuary: Brahmagiri Wildlife Sanctuary is one of the most loved campsites that you can visit with your loved ones. This happens to be a wonderful trekking and camping site in Coorg that takes you close to tropical forests, grasslands, and spectacular waterfalls. You can enjoy bonfire as well as relish delectable local cuisines at the campsites. Visitors love to camp at the Narimale Forest Camp after completion of the trek to have a good night’s sleep. Location: Kappimala - Paithalmala Rd, Vellad, Karnataka 670571. 3. Jungle Night Safari: If you are fascinated by nighttime adventure Coorg tour packages, then you can gear up for the jungle night safari with your group on specially designed 4x4 jeeps that can very well answer the tough and rugged terrain. You can head out to spot the wildlife in their natural habitat. This fascinating trek through the jungles will surely be a once in a lifetime experience. Location: Stuart Hill, Madikeri, Karnataka 571201. 4. Virajpet Market: If you are a shopaholic, then the best place to visit at Night on a Coorg tour would be the Virajpet Market. This is a small market where you can get loads of local products like honey, aromatic oils, spices, coffee and much more. You can also relish some local street food with your loved ones. Also Checkout - Coorg Nightlife

What are the best places to visit in Coorg with family?

1. Madikeri Fort : Madikeri Fort happens to be a construction of the 17th century that you will be visiting on this Coorg trip Packages. This magnificent fort was constructed by Muddu Raja. This fort has been under the custody of numerous rulers and kings, however, the main development works took place in the course of British rule. Visiting this fort, you will get to know more about the architecture of the bygone times as well as get a chance to marvel along with your loved ones, so if you're visiting Coorg the first time this must place must include in your Coorg packages.

2. Omkareshwara Temple : Omkareshwara Temple is located close to the western ghats of Karnataka boasting of its wonderful craftsmanship and serene ambiance. This uniquely designed temple was brought into being in the year 1820 by the King Linga Rajendra II. Visiting this temple in the course of the Coorg tour packages, you will be able to witness a perfect blend of Gothic and Islamic architecture. Location: Madikeri, Coorg, Karnataka. 3. Gaddige Raja’s Tomb : The Gaddige Raja’s Tomb is located in the township of Madikeri and happens to be one of the most scenic tourist places in Coorg. This place is widely famous for its pristine views of the alluring lush green valleys and surrounding hills. People come over to this place either in the morning hours or in the evening hours to sight beautiful scenic views all around. Location: 7/73(1, SH27, Mahadevpet, Madikeri, Karnataka 571201. 4. Abbey Falls: Abbey Falls is one of the most visited places in Coorg as tourists love to drive down the roads to sight the brilliant views all around. This amazing tourist attraction that you will be visiting in the course of this Coorg packages, is just about 1 km from the city centre and is located in the middle of aromatic coffee plantation and spice estates. The best time to come over to this place would be in the month of November and December as the view of the surroundings are just magical after monsoons. Location: 8 km, near rto office from, Madikeri, Karnataka 571201. Must Checkout - Places To Visit In Coorg in One Day

What sort of climate can I find in Coorg?

Coorg is chilly in the winters. In the months from December to February, the temperatures fall below 20 degrees  Celsius. In summers, the temperature exceeds 35 degree Celsius during daytime.

However, since Coorg is located near the Western Ghats, the night is cool in this season. It also experiences heavy rain in monsoon.You can visit many places in Coorg in winters as season is pleasant at this time.

What are the best places for a food tour in Coorg?

Here are some of the best places for food tour in Coorg, that you must include in your Coorg Trip:

1. Malaya Restaurant: Malaya Restaurant is located just Opposite the Golden temple, Bylakuppe, India and happens to be one of the most loved places to try out delicious yet humble local preparation. This place is best known for its simplistic menu and vegetarian offerings that are surely value for money. 2. Coorg Cuisine: Coorg Cuisine is located at Stuart Hill, Madikeri and is widely famous for its spicy non vegetarian preparation. You can get to relish a wide range of non vegetarian as well as vegetarian recipes at this place that are a bit high on spice but delectable to the ultimate levels. The restaurant menu has got something or the other for all kinds of food lovers. 3. East End Hotel: East End Hotel is a popular South Indian restaurant located just behind East End Petrol Pump, General Thimayya Road, State Highway 88, Madikeri. It is very much popular for its south indian recipes and style of preparation that just feels like having food at home. 4. Atithi Restaurant: If you wish to relish the famous South Indian Thali Meals, then there is no better place in Coorg than the Atithi Restaurant. This place is widely renowned for its long list of thali items that are prepared with locally sourced ingredients. Trust us, your taste buds will never ever forget the taste of the dishes from Atithi.

What things should one carry for a trip to Coorg?

The mantra while packing should be pack less and carry light. One can take a few pairs of light and comfortable cotton clothes with a jacket for a perfect tour to Coorg.

Sports shoes are ideal footwear, especially if one plans to trek.  Do keep an umbrella with you and any medical requirements.

What is Coorg famous for?

How much will it cost for a trip to coorg, is coorg safe to travel.

Yes, Coorg is absolutely a safe place to visit with your loved ones. There is no need to worry about your safety in the course of your stay. All the hotels and accommodations in Coorg have got 24X7 surveillance to make sure that their guests are safe. The locals of Coorg are widely famous for their kind and welcoming attitude. You can seek help from them if at all you are in any kind of emergency.

Which are the famous coffee plantations stays in Coorg?

Here are some of the best coffee plantations in Coorg, so make sure you include them in your Coorg holiday packages:

1. Woodland Bungalow:  Perched at an elevation of around 3000 feet above sea level, Woodland Bungalow lies amidst a lush aromatic coffee plantation. The homestay lets you indulge in a number of fun recreational activities including wildlife safaris, angling, picnics, trekking tours, and birdwatching. 2. Pepper Trail Homestay:  Tucked amidst a coffee and tea plantation, Pepper Trail Homestay is often found in the Coorg travel packages of families and groups. While staying in this homestay, you can enjoy village walks, spice & coffee plantation walks, and jungle safaris. 3. 27trees Homestay:   Nestled in the foothills of Brahmagiri, 27trees Homestay features cozy Swiss cottages and wooden cottages, perfect for couples to enjoy a romantic stay. The homestay arranges plantation walks, white water rafting, and bird watching tours for guests on demand. 4. Casa Coorg Homestay:  Set amidst a coffee plantation and often found in the Coorg packages of nature lovers, Casa Coorg Homestay lets you lose yourself to the enchanting birdsongs all day. The homestay also offers delicious home-cooked food and arranges golf matches for you in the nearby golf link. 5. Coorg Coffee Camp:  Flaunting a lush garden, Coorg Coffee Camp is known popularly for its spacious interiors and delicious local food. The homestay features contemporary amenities and lets guests enjoy a rooftop dining experience. They also offer guests coffee plantation walks and sightseeing tours.

Where can we do rafting in Coorg?

One can indulge in Barapole river rafting in Coorg on the Barapole river. The roaring currents of the river make the rafting experience thrilling and worth cherishing.   Most of the rafting trips begin at Barapole, and the place is also known as Kithu Kakathu River. One can participate in a river rafting activity between 9 am - 3 pm.

While the rafting trip organizers take complete care of the safety of the participants, it is important that the participants also take the briefing seriously before beginning the expedition to ensure complete safety. Overall, it's a safe adventure and anyone between the age of 14 - 60 and who do not suffer any pressure or heart problem can participate in it.

Which are the best waterfalls in Coorg?

Here are some of the best waterfalls in Coorg, so make sure you include them in your preferred Coorg holiday packages:

1. Iruppu Falls :  Often found in the itinerary of all Coorg travel packages, Iruppu Falls is one of the most famous waterfalls in Coorg district. Iruppu Falls form from the picturesque Lakshmana Tirtha river, cascading at great speeds, with its maximum flow seen during the monsoons. 2. Abbey Falls:  Perched amidst coffee & spice plantations and thick green forests, Abbey Falls are formed by the beautiful Cauvery River, surging down the rugged cliffs. Abbey waterfalls appear full right after the monsoons, between the months of October and December. 3. Mallalli Falls :   The highest and largest waterfall in Coorg district, Mallalli falls are formed by the mighty Kumaradhara River, gushing down the majestic Pushpagiri hills. This magnificent photogenic waterfall can be accessed by climbing 520 steps downhill. 4. Devarakolli Falls:  Accessible via a serene trek, Devarakolli Falls is set amidst a thick green forestland. The gushing waters form a clear pool of azure blue waters. The fragrance of the colorful wildflowers and the sight of the towering green trees offer the perfect detox from the chaotic city life. 5. Chelavara Falls :  Chelavara Falls is known locally as “Ehepaare”, which translates to ‘tortoise’ in english. The waterfall gushes down a rock, which resembles a tortoise. Although visitors cannot enter this waterfall, its magnificent size and the spectacular vistas are sure to leave you awestruck.

How much time does it take to do the Tadiandamol trek? Is it a difficult trek?

The Tadiandamol trek is one of the most beautiful treks in Karnataka, and it takes you to an elevation of 5740 ft. It takes about one day to reach the place, as it is a 15 km long trek.

While it's not difficult to do, it involves a lot of walking and ascends. One needs to bephysically fit to complete this trek.

Can we go for Nishani Motte trek? How much is the cost of tour?

One of the lesser-known yet pristine and incredibly beautiful treks in the Coorg is Nishani Motte Trek . It’s an approximately 15 km long trek and the packages start from INR 3500 per person and depending on the inclusions the cost may vary. But, you can easily find a trekking package for lower rates like INR 2500 - 3000.

Is Coorg a good honeymoon destination?

Yes, Coorg is an ideal honeymoon destination and there are many ways in which a sweet couple can spend the first few days of their married life here. Right from the weather to the immaculate natural beauty, everything makes the atmosphere completely romantic. There are many places in Coorg for honeymoon like colossal mountains, the whimsical waterfalls, the aromatic coffee plantations, beautiful gardens and spectacular wildlife safaris can make your honeymoon in Coorg immensely memorable. Also, the Ayurvedic spas for couples spas are one of the experiences that you will cherish for a long time.

Can we do a tour of Coorg in 2 days?

Considering the tourist attractions in Coorg, 2 days is a very short time to visit the place. However, if you want for a weekend tour, and don't have much time, you can still enjoy your visit to Coorg. By limiting the places that you will see, you can have a nice weekend getaway or a short two day trip in Coorg. Though you might not be able to visit everything, you can visit the top tourist spots in the place. Read More: P laces to visit in Coorg in 2 days

How is the Brahmagiri trek? Is it difficult or easy trek?

The Brahmagiri peak trek, one of the popular trekking destinations in Coorg is located in the Brahmagiri Wildlife Sanctuary, and the trek is relatively shorter as compared to other treks in Coorg. The distance to the peak is 6 km on one side, this means the total distance one needs to cover is 12 Km. It is considered as an easy to moderate trek, and many people can do it. The trail is immensely beautiful and the tranquil atmosphere will completely rejuvenate you.

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