Unwind in the lap of nature in Coorg where
aromatic coffee and spice plantations, lush green
hills, cascading waterfalls, and a distinct old-
world charm soothe the senses.
Located amidst imposing mountains in Karnataka
with a perpetually misty landscape, Coorg is a
popular coffee-producing hill station. It is popular
for its beautiful green hills and the streams
cutting right through them. It also stands as a
popular destination because of its culture and
people. The Kodavas, a local clan specializing in
martial arts, are especially notable for their keen
hospitality.
Coorg is an alluring hill station in Karnataka,
blessed with mesmerizing waterfalls, towering
hills, scenic views, and sprawling coffee
plantations. Referred to as ‘the Scotland of India,
Coorg is located amidst paradisiacal
surroundings, offering endless opportunities for
tourists to get closer to nature and its wonders.
Besides natural beauty, the region is also a
renowned cultural hub. Coorg is home to
Bylakuppe, India’s second-largest Tibetan
settlement. With so much to explore and
experience, Coorg is a must-visit destination in
Karnataka.
The place offers tourists with some seclusion and
space away from the usual crowdedness of the
tourist spots. The place is perfect who like some
adventure and seek the best of natural
settings. Offering amazing scenic beauty and
perfect opportunities to be amidst the best of
natural settings, Mandalpatti is increasingly
become popular amongst tourists.
The Golden Temple complex boasts of larger-
than-life images of Buddha Shakyamuni
Padmasambhava and the Buddha Amitayus and
Guru Rinpoche. It is adorned with colorful wall
murals and gilded accents.
The second biggest Tibetan settlement in India,
Bylakuppe is one of the most sought-after tourist
places in the town. While there are several must-
visit sites within the settlement, The Golden
Temple is the most popular. Also known as
Namdroling Monastery, it is an example of a
typical Tibetan architectural style. Tibetan New
Year ( festival of Losar) is a grand celebration
that takes place here. Tourists from different parts
of the country frequent this town to attend this
event.
Nestled amidst coffee plantations and spice
estates, Abbey Falls, is the epitome of beauty.
Kaveri river cascades down the rock giving it thea
form of the stunning falls. Admire the scenic
beauty of this place, spend some time in the
peaceful surroundings, and let the fragrance of
coffee and spices soothe your soul.
At over 21 meters high, the Abbey Falls are
tucked away amidst coffee and spice plantations
of the Western Ghats, and lead into the Kaveri River.
Raja’s Tombs is a popular 19th-
century monument. Built over a hilltop, the
monument has an Indo-Saracenic style of
architecture. Decorated with central domes and
minarets, the tombs are inspired by Muslim
architecture but are dedicated to Hindu rulers.
Visiting the Elephant Camp is one of the most exciting things to do in Coorg. This camp offers great opportunities to befriend
elephants. You can watch them taking a
bath, getting fed, and trained.
A seasonal garden with flowers and
fountains, Raja’s Seat is believed to be the spot where the kings of Kodagu spent their
evenings enjoying panoramic views.
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 Raia’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 experience tourists will have here is worth
remembering. The place is now an amazing park.
There is a toy train as well which goes around the
Raja Seat. This is something which attracts both
children as well as adults.
The island has been formed by the extensive
Kaveri River, the main water source of the region.
This green town is located at a close proximity to
the busy town of Kushalanagar, in the Kodagu
district of the state.
Formed by the main river of the region, River
Kaveri, it is surrounded by dense forest. Spread
over an area of 64 acres, it presents an alluring
natural setting where tourists can admire the sight
of River Kaveri flowing gloriously through the
dense forest, hear birds chirping,
You will find a wide variety of things to do and
see. The elephant ride is something that adults
and kids both will enjoy. There is also a deer park
and rabbit park that one can visit.
