Welcome to the Scotland of India
Coorg is all rolling hills, coffee plantations, misty mornings, and cool weather. The air smells of coffee and wet earth, streams run through forests, and viewpoints open to endless layers of green. It feels peaceful and refreshing from the moment you arrive. Coorg is perfect for couples, families, nature lovers, and anyone who enjoys quiet landscapes, waterfalls, and plantation stays.
Must-Visit Attractions in Coorg
Abbey Falls
Located inside thick coffee and spice plantations, Abbey Falls cascades down into a rocky pool surrounded by greenery. The short walk to the falls is scenic and especially beautiful after the monsoon.
Raja’s Seat
Raja’s Seat is one of the best viewpoints in Coorg. Local kings once came here to watch the sunset, and it’s easy to see why. Layered hills, valleys, and changing colors in the sky make evenings here unforgettable.
Namdroling Monastery (Golden Temple), Bylakuppe
This large Tibetan monastery is calm and impressive, with golden statues, colorful murals, and prayer flags fluttering in the breeze. It offers a very peaceful atmosphere.
Talakaveri and Bhagamandala
Talakaveri is considered the source of the River Kaveri. The temple and viewpoint here sit high in the hills and offer stunning panoramic views, especially on clear days.
Dubare Elephant Camp
Located by the Kaveri River, Dubare is known for ethical elephant interactions under supervision. You can watch, learn about, and sometimes help in bathing elephants depending on the program and season.
Unique Experiences in Coorg
Stay at a coffee estate
Plantation stays are one of the highlights of Coorg. Wake up to bird calls, walk between coffee plants, and enjoy complete silence broken only by nature.
Coffee and spice plantation tours
Guided walks through estates show how coffee, pepper, cardamom, and vanilla are grown and processed. You can also buy fresh produce directly from farmers.
River rafting (seasonal)
During the right season, adventure lovers can try white-water rafting on stretches of the Kaveri near Coorg, with trained guides and safety gear.
Taste authentic Coorgi cuisine
Try dishes like Pandi Curry (pork curry), kadambuttu (rice dumplings), bamboo shoot curry, and homemade wines made from fruits and coffee.
What Makes Coorg Special
Coorg combines mountain scenery with plantation life in a way that feels natural and unhurried. There are no flashy attractions here. Instead, you get walks through forests, quiet evenings on balconies, conversations with local hosts, and views wrapped in mist. The culture of the Kodava people, along with the coffee heritage, gives Coorg its own warm identity.
Ideal Duration for Your Trip
Plan 2 to 3 days in Coorg to explore waterfalls, viewpoints, monasteries, plantations, and enjoy relaxed estate stays. Add another day if you want more slow travel, treks, or multiple plantation experiences.
Included
To help you plan your trip, we have put together a list of what's included and what's not included in your tour package. This will give you a clear understanding of what to expect and help you make any necessary arrangements before your journey begins.
- Airport / Railway Station To Hotel Transfer on Private basis
- Hotel to Airport / Railway Station Transfer on Private basis
- Vehicle : Innova / Xylo / Scorpio
- Daily Breakfast
Excluded
- All personal expenses, optional tours and extra meals.
- Surcharges as applicable due to peak season, surcharge dates, trade fair dates.
- Camera fees, alcoholic/non-alcoholic beverages and starters.
- Vehicle service on leisure days for sightseeing not included in the itinerary.
- Mandatory Christmas/New Year Eve dinner cost will be applicable as advised by the hotels.
- Any services not mentioned in the inclusions list.
- Services of Tour Manager are not included in this package.
- Tips and porter-age.
- Tourism tax is excluded wherever applicable.
- Tips are excluded wherever applicable.
- International or Domestic airfare / Train Fare.
