Coorg (Madikeri)

Coorg, also known as Kodagu, is a picturesque hill station nestled in the Western Ghats of Karnataka, India. Famous for its lush greenery, misty hills, and sprawling coffee plantations, Coorg offers a serene escape for nature lovers and adventurers alike. This enchanting region is dotted with cascading waterfalls, meandering rivers, and dense forests, making it a haven for trekking, birdwatching, and wildlife enthusiasts. The local culture of Coorg, rich with traditions of hospitality and warrior clans, adds a unique charm to the experience. Visitors can savor the distinct flavors of Coorgi cuisine, explore ancient temples and forts, or simply unwind amidst the tranquil beauty of this "Scotland of India."

Madikeri is the capital of the Coorg district, and it is one of the region's main attractions.

Click the links below to get complete details about each place of interest in Coorg. 




Cities




Places of worship


Bhagandeshwara Temple - Bhagmandala

Buddhist Golden Temple - Bylakuppe

Omkareshwara Temple - Madikeri

Tala Cauvery

Triveni Sangam - Bhagmandala


Waterfalls and Rivers


Abbi Waterfalls - Madikeri

Iruppu Falls

Tala Cauvery

Triveni Sangam - Bhagmandala



Heritage Monuments


Buddhist Golden Temple - Bylakuppe

Raja's Seat

Raja's Tomb



Parks and Gardens

Dubare Forest

Nagerhole National Park - Wildlife sanctuary

Nisargadhama Forest

Raja's Seat



Mountains, Hills and Peaks


Brahmagiri Peak

Raja's Tomb



Plantations


Tata Tea Estate




Click here for the complete travel guide on Coorg.

Special Posts


Coorg - the heaven on the earth


Photographs


Click here for the photographs of Coorg.


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