Coorg Madikeri is the famous and most interesting place in nature and landscape most of the tourist attractions in coorg are situated within beautiful nature like a forest, plantation, mountains and Beautiful landscapes. Coorg is the district in Karnataka state, famous hill stations for domestic and foreign visitors. It’s bordered to Mysore district, Hassan District, Dakshina Kannada District and Kerala state.

Madikeri is the headquarters of Coorg, and has many attractions in this town, they are Omkareshwara temple, Raja seat, Gadige (rajas tomb), Madikeri fort, Government museum, Abbey falls and other view point around this place. Nagarahole National Park, Brahmagiri Wildlife Sanctuary and other small wildlife interesting places attracts tourist and it is part of the Western Ghats range, this is the best spot wildlife habitats such as Elephants, tigers, deer, wild pigs, leopard, cheetah and many animals common in this region.

Abbey Falls, as well-known as Abbi Falls, is located about 10 km from the town of Madikeri and is one of the most popular tourist attractions in and around Coorg. The cascade of water that descends from the cliff to a height of 70 feet offers a spectacular scene to see. Nestled in the lush vegetation typical of Western Ghats landscapes, waterfalls attract hundreds and thousands of people throughout the year, especially nature lovers and photographers. The waterfall is situated among private coffee plantations through thick coffee plants and spice field with trees intertwined with pepper vines. There is a suspension bridge in front of the falls

Iruppu Falls This beautiful waterfall not only captivates the viewer’s eyes, but also makes her fall in love with her unparalleled beauty. Fall along the Brahmagiri mountain range of a tributary originating from the Cauvery River.

The Irupu Falls are also known as Lakshmana Tirtha Falls. It is the hidden splendor of Coorg, a very famous and picturesque site. The fall of Iruppu is one of the main attractions of the trekking route to the Narimale Forest Camp

Tadiandamol is the highest peak of Karnataka and even hikers can take this moderate trekking route, the trail constituting a decent climb, except after Rock Point, from where the trail becomes a little narrower.

Located at an altitude of 5730 feet, Tadiyandamol is the second highest peak of Karnataka after Mullayangiri in the Baba Budan range. The name Tadiyandamol literally means the highest mountain in Kodava. With its gentle slopes and velvety green, Tadiyandamol is one of the most exquisite treks of Karnataka and is also known to some.

Talacauvery is the basis of the Kaveri River, situated on Brahmagiri Hill near Bhagamandala in Kodagu District, Karnataka. It is situated at 1.276 m on top of sea level. Kodavas erected a chariot that is now considered as its origin
Located on Brahmagiri Hill, 8 km from Bhagamandala and 48 km from Madikeri, Talakaveri / Talacauvery is one of Coorg’s most popular attractions. It is also of great religious importance and attracts hordes of religious tourists.
Talakaveri would be the source of the Cauvery River. Although the source that is the flow of water is not always visible. During the rainy season, you can get a glimpse of it. The Cauvery River is one of the seven sacred rivers of Sapta Sindhus belonging to the Hindu scriptures.

Raja’s Seat The place has a history of having the King of Coorg spend his time attending the panoramic and panoramic view of the place. Raja’s Seat is one of Coorg’s best attractions for watching the majestic sunrise or sunset.
Raja’s Seat, a garden with beautiful flowering plants and man-made artificial fountains, is located in Madikeri in the Coorg district. The garden was a favorite place to recharge for the kodagu kings. They loved watching the sunsets sitting here while spending a memorable time with their queen. Even today, the unobstructed view of the sun setting in the rolling mountains is fascinating. The beautiful garden is adorned with a multitude of flowers and will delight nature lovers. The proximity of the place also makes it a favorite picnic spot for locals. Visiting Raja’s headquarters is a great way to get an idea of the lifestyle of royal indulgence in Coorg.

Golden Temple Namdroling Monastery, located 34 km from Coorg, is the largest teaching center of the Tibetan Buddhist School, known as Nyingmapa. Popularly known as the ‘Golden Temple’

Bylakuppe is a Tibetan refugee settlement established by Lugsum Samdupling in 1961 and Dickyi Larsoe in 1969. It is located west of Mysore District, near the Bangalore – Coorg Road. The main tourist attraction here is the magnificent Namdroling Monastery. The Namdroling Monastery was established by Drubwang Padma Norbu Rinpoche in 1963. It is the largest teaching center of Nyingmapa, a lineage of Tibetan Buddhism, in the world and is home to a Sangha community of over 5000 monks and religious. .

Barapole River Rafting in Coorg, through the deafening currents of the Barapole River, is indeed an experience that deserves to be cherished. The activity begins with your arrival at Barapole, known as Kithu Kakathu River. You can participate in this activity for 90 minutes at any time between 8am and 4pm. Make sure to attend the next session on safety tips to enjoy the best rafting in Coorg.

Nagarhole National Park is a charming 247 square kilometer wilderness area located in Kodagu and Mysore districts of Karnataka. Adorned with rich forest cover west of the Kabini River, Nagarhole National Park is one of India’s well-maintained national parks.
In addition to several marshes, the park includes four perennial lakes and streams where water remains all year, 41 artificial reservoirs, 47 streams, a dam and a reservoir.

It is bounded by the Kabini River to the north. The western part of the park includes bamboo and sandalwood forests where tree dwellers are easily spotted and dotted with beautiful waterfalls, small streams and mountains

Honnamana Kere Lake largest natural lake in Coorg is located in the village of Daddamalthe, about 7 to 8 km from the village of Somwarpet. Emanating stillness and serenity in the air, nestled in the middle of a coffee plantation, green hills and artificial caves, the lake seems emerald.

The Gowri festival is celebrated with grand and the temple near the lake which is dedicated to the goddess Honnamana is decorated and people gather to lead a real pooja.

Omkareshwara Temple Located in the Western Ghats of Karnataka, Coorg, also known as Kodagu, is undeniably a breathtaking mountain resort, but it offers its tourists much more than the beautiful scenery. The Omkareshwara Temple, one of the popular tourist sites of a Coorg, is an example.

Somwarpet is a panchayat town in Coorg and also the main town of Somwarpet Taluk. The main destinations of Somwarpet and its surroundings are Pushpagiri Hills, Kotebetta and Makkalagudi Betta. Pushpagiri is the second highest peak in Coorg and about 6 km from Somwarpet. Hikers walk to reach the summit of Pushpagiri and the trek begins at Base Bhabati. Kotebetta is the third highest peak in Coorg and lies between Madikeri and Somwarpet. The hike to the top of Kotebetta is about 10 km from the bas

Nilakandi Falls are located in the middle of the dense tropical forests of Coorg and start somewhere in the Thadiyendamol range. A three-kilometer hike from Honey Valley Resort takes you to the flowing stream of Nilakandi Falls. And another four kilometers from there take you to the source of the waterfall, which is a small lake. Honey Valley is a 56 hectare hotel complex. A private property is located 4 km from Kabinnakad bus stop, near Kakkabe

Pushpagiri Wildlife Sanctuary It is incredibly amazing to know that Karnataka has 21 wildlife sanctuaries. The Pushpagiri Wildlife Sanctuary is one of them that adds more greenery to the important vegetation of the state.
Spanning an area of 102 km, this wildlife sanctuary is known around the world for its sustainable approach to endangered bird species. It is 290 km from Bangalore and is located in the district of Somwarpet Taluk in Coorg.

Bhagamandala Located in the Western Ghats, Coorg is one of the most beautiful mountain resorts in Karnataka. Its incomparable beauty justifies the name given to it, Scotland of India.With lush vegetation stretching out like a blanket of nature, blooming flowers decorating every corner, waterfalls filling the atmosphere with a refreshing thunder, Coorg is an ideal holiday destination.

Mallalli Falls, the stunning milky white waterfalls, lies in the northern region of Kodagu district in the south-western Indian State of Karnataka. These falls lie 26 kilometres away from the town of Somwarpet, at the foot of the Pushpagiri Hills. The falls originate where River Kumaradhara takes a deep plunge of over 1000 metres and then follow a natural route that ends into the Arabian Sea. The heavenly scenery with lush green forests and the clear white waters of River Kumaradhara falling deep from the point of origin of the waterfall is a sight never to be missed.

Gaddige, also known as Raja’s Tomb, is located in one of the most beautiful hills of Karnataka, Madikeri, Coorg. The monument illustrates the dominant style of construction of the time, which was Indo-Sarcenic. The monument contains the mortal remains of the royal Kodavas.
At a distance of 1.5 km from the Madikeri bus station, the tombs of Raja (Gaddige) are important for history buffs and nature lovers. You can admire a breathtaking view of the city of Madikeri. This is one of the main tourist attractions of Coorg.

Kutta is a small border town of Karnataka district in Kodagu . As such, Kutta has no major tourist attractions. But it is at the center of some popular tourist attractions in the area.
Kutta is the gateway to Nagarhole National Park, especially for those coming to Kerala. Location wise Kutta is a few kilometers from the border between Kerala and Karnataka and the road that connects Kerala to Karnataka and passes through Kutta. This route also passes through another wildlife preserve – Tholpetty – shortly after entering Kerala.

Angling Fishing in Coorg The Cauvery River has many fishing camps located on the banks. Valnur, a village near Coorg, is famous for its fishing camps.
Although, you will have to be a little cautious about the rules and restrictions on fishing in this area. First of all, you need a fishing license that can be issued at the office of the Coorg Wildlife Society in Madikeri. In addition, fishing in Valnur must follow the principle of “catch and release” – the fish you catch must be returned to the water. This is part of the conservation campaign in the area.

Kopatty Hills is a exciting hill variety in Kodagu district of Karnataka. The parent hill variety of Kopatty Hills is the Western Ghats. This hill range is known for its beauty and trekking trails. Since this place is situated away from the hustle & bustle of the metropolitan cities, it is endowed with a soul-calming ambiance. The charming circumjacent of Kopatty Hills is flocked by thousands of visitors on a huge scale.

Kopatty Hills are known for their appealing pulchritude and ambiance.
This hill range is a home to a variety of flora, especially the wild herbs that are found only in this region

chettalli square is suspended in the sap, the sweet aroma of the coffee plantations that are spread in the endless expanses of this village makes it a favorite spot for tourist places in Coorg.
The Chettalli Waterfall should be in your bucket list, as you have to cross two streams and walk a few miles through the rich Shola Forests and coffee plantations to reach the falls.
The interesting thing about Chettali is that it houses the Indian Institute of Horticultural Research and is unique in the country. The temple of Todikana is the point of reference from which one begins the hike and the walk towards the falls.

Dubare Elephant Camp is recognized for its elephant camp, a forest camp on the banks of the Kaveri River Kodagu district, Karnataka. This is an important base for the Karnataka Forest Elephants of the department. Dubare offers the visitor fun, rafting and trekking in the nature rough terrain.
Naturalists and mahouts trained in the art of manipulating these majestic creatures are omnipresent throughout the camp, offering diverse perspectives to passers-by regarding these gentle giants.

Mandalpatti, situated on an elevation of about 4050 foot, is at the top of a hill, 18 km starting the town of Madikeri in Karnataka. A much loved destination for environment lovers, Mandalpatti’s point of view has the power to charm any tourist visiting the area and invites him to come back again and again. This blessed region is part of the forest of the Pushpagiri Reserve. The incessant tranquility and inexhaustible wonders of this place will soothe you and make you want to visit again and again. There is nothing better than to perch at the top of this mountain watching birds hovering over distant hills. The spot is particularly famous for the view it offers at sunrise and sunset, when the distinct red and pink hues of the sun’s rays filter through many clouds, making the view as strange as it is beautiful.

coffee plantations visit are one of the most popular tourist sites in Coorg. There are many ways to enjoy the view. You can opt for a guided tour. It will be a pre-packed tour. You will get a guide and a fixed itinerary. The guide will explain the process of preparing the best coffee beans. They will also take you on an expedition of coffee plantations in abundance where you can enjoy the green and dreamy views, listen to the birds in the trees and soak up the powerful scent of the coffee town. The other way to enjoy a coffee plantation is to live in a property or pavilion close to it.

kabbe hills Muddie Trails presents an appetizing experience on Western Coorg’s ghats. Let yourself be seduced by the beauty of our hidden coffee estate, relax under the pristine river with the camp and visit nearby waterfalls, warm up by the bonfire and indulge in Coorgie-style cuisine. Go up the hills of Kabbe hike and discover one of the most beautiful valleys of western ghats filled with fog and clouds. Relax and rejuvenate in the heart of the blessed and untouched part of Coorg.
In South India, Coorg is wedged between two majestic states of interest, Karnataka and Kerala. From the top of the Kabbe Hills, you can see the Kerala Forest Region on one side and a vast expanse of Karnataka coffee and forest plantations on the other.

Nalknad Palace Coorg Kakkabe is a hamlet of Coorg famous for its timeless splendours, including the Igguthappa Temple, Thadiyandamol Peak and Nalnad Palace. King of Kodava, Dodda Veerarajendra, built this palace after escaping Tipu Sultan’s attack and invading Coorg.

Also called Naalnaad Aremane, Nalaknad Palace was built by Kodava king Dodda Veerarajendra in 1792 CE after escaping from Tippu Sultan’s attack during his invasion of Coorg. This two-storey building served as a hunting lodge for kings of Kodava. On the front of the palace, there is a beautiful mantapa, built in 1796 for the wedding ceremony of Dodda Veerarajendra with Mahadevammaji. This palace would be the last refuge of the last king of Kodagu, Chikka Veerarajendra, before his dismissal by the British

Harangi Dam is located in a picturesque and peaceful setting above a small stream called Harangi River, from the important Kaveri River. The Harangi River rises in the Pushpagiri Hills of Western Ghat
The dam is built against a small tributary of the Cauvery River, called Harangue, in Hadgur village, Hadgur, and is mainly a combined visit with Cauvery Nishargadhama, located 8 or 10 km from the dam.
The Harangi River rises in the Pushpagiri Hills and travels a distance of 50 kilometers before meeting the main Kaveri or Cauvery River. Water is dependent on the southwestern monsoon and heavy rainfall as it is a seasonal fall.

Pushpagiri hills is the second summit of the Pushpagiri Wildlife Sanctuary in the Western Ghats of Karnataka. Located at an altitude of 600 meters, Pushpagiri is the 6th highest peak of Karnataka and also the 2nd highest peak of Coorg after Thadiyandamol. The Harangi River rises at the top of this hill. Covered with forests, valleys and green hills, this place is perfect for hiking expeditions. This is one of the best places to go hiking.