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With its verdant landscapes, coffee plantations, and cultural heritage, Coorg offers a memorable experience for travellers seeking solace in nature.
Coorg, also known as Kodagu, is widely regarded as one of India's most stunning hill stations, earning it the nickname ‘Scotland of India’. Famous for its picturesque valleys, sprawling coffee farms, misty hills and serene waterfalls, Coorg offers a rejuvenating weekend escape for nature lovers as well as adventurers. Coorg's scenic beauty and charming weather make it the perfect destination for activities such as rafting, hiking, and camping. Moreover, the city's breathtaking attractions will make sure that you spend an unforgettable weekend here. In this article, we present a carefully crafted itinerary for a memorable weekend getaway in Coorg, allowing you to make the most of your short trip to this enchanting destination.
Arrive in Coorg before noon. If you’re travelling from Bangalore, the journey via road will take approximately 6 hours with a couple of breaks in between. After reaching Coorg, check into a resort or a homestay, and freshen up. Before heading out for the day, gorge on a sumptuous local delicacies such as Akki Roti, Pandi Curry, and Coorgi Coffee. Check out the following attractions on your first day in Coorg.
1. Abbey Falls: Begin your exploration for the day with the spectacular Abbey Falls, where its roaring waters plunge from a height of over 70 feet. The falls are located approximately 8 kilometres from Madikeri in the midst of lush greenery, making them a popular attraction among tourists and photographers.
2.Raja’s Seat: After enjoying the cascading beauty of Abbey Falls, proceed to Raja's Seat, a scenic garden viewpoint that offers a mesmerizing panorama of the surrounding valleys and jaw-dropping sunset views. With well-manicured gardens, musical fountains, and a charming toy train, Raja's Seat presents a captivating ambiance for visitors.
Waking up early to witness a magical sunrise in the middle of mist-covered hills is recommended. Have a hearty breakfast before you start your second day in Coorg.
1. Coffee Plantations: Coorg is renowned for its aromatic coffee estates, and a guided tour will take you through the coffee-making process and the history of coffee in the region. Surrounded by lush greenery and aromatic coffee plants, the plantations offer visitors the chance to learn about the intricate process of coffee cultivation, harvesting, and processing. The tour also allows guests to taste freshly brewed coffee, delighting their taste buds with the rich and flavourful brew.
2. Namdroling Monastery: After the tour has concluded, make your way to the magnificent Namdroling Monastery for some spiritual serenity and architectural splendour. Also known as the Golden Temple, the monastery boasts vibrant interiors, adorned with intricate murals and golden statues, creating a captivating atmosphere for visitors. The green landscape surrounding the monastery adds to its ethereal charm, making it a great attraction for those seeking peace and glimpses of Tibetan Buddhist traditions.
3. Dubare Elephant Camp: Next, head to the Dubare Elephant Camp where you can feed, bathe and interact with majestic Asian elephants. Set amidst lush forests and beside the meandering River Kaveri, the camp provides a perfect setting for visitors to spend time with these gentle giants. The camp also offers opportunities for a thrilling elephant ride through the scenic surroundings.
1. Tadiandamol Peak: Start your last day in Coorg with an early-morning trek to Tadiandamol Peak, the highest peak in Coorg and a popular destination for thrill seekers. The trek is of moderate difficulty and offers stunning views of the Western Ghats. The misty weather and cool breeze add to the charm of the trek as you traverse through dense forests, lush meadows, and rocky terrains.
2. Omkareshwara Temple: It’s likely that you’d want to relax for the rest of the day after the trek is over, but if you can motivate yourself to explore another gem, a visit to Omkareshwara Temple is totally worth the effort. Featuring a distinctive blend of Islamic and Gothic architecture, the temple is captivating place of worship and a popular tourist attraction.
With that, an enchanting weekend in Coorg has almost come to end. Head back to your accommodation, check out and bid adieu to this mesmerising land before journeying back home.
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