Explore Coorg - the Scotland of Inda

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Lush bamboo and sandalwood forests, majestic waterfalls, verdant hills dotted with vast tea estates, spectacular streams and magnificent temples - that is Coorg, the Scotland of India, the best kept secret of India.

This book named "Explore Coorg - the Scotland of India" covers every nook and corner of Coorg in detail and provides a lot of vital information to travelers. This solo authored travel guide is a compilation of the notes and memories of the author's travels through this picturesque region in South India.

The book explores various travel destinations in Coorg hill station such as Madikeri, Raja's Seat, Omkareshwara Temple, Raja's Tomb, Dubare Forest, Bylakuppe Golden Temple, Nisargadhama Forest, Iruppu waterfalls, Abbi falls, Tala Cauvery and Bhagmandala. The unique feature of the books is that the author has visited all the places he writes about.

Apart from the travel destinations, the book also covers several other important details that are vital for any traveler visiting Coorg. Some beautiful pictures of the hill station along with the tips on hotels and restaurants are also featured in this travel guide.

This book will definitely help you to explore Coorg also called as the Scotland of India with ease and comfort.


Happy travelling.

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  1. UnknownMonday, October 01, 2012

    This is one of the best post. It is very informative and helpful.

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