Glimpse Of Coorg

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Coorg also known as "KODAGU"

Coorg, popularly known as the Scotland of India, is a quaint hill station snuggled in the lap of nature. It is one of the most beautiful hill stations of South ...


Attractions of Coorg

  • Madikeri
  • Kushalanagar
  • Somavarpet
  • Bhagamandala
  • Mandalpatti Peak
  • Abbey Falls
  • Raja's Seat / Raja's Tomb
  • Dubare Elephant Camp
  • Omkareshwara Temple
  • Iruppu Falls / Lakshamana Tirtha Falls 
  • Talakaveri Temple
  • Mallalli Falls
  • Tadiandamol Peak 
  • Cauvery River / Kaveri River 
  • Tibetan Monastery / Golden Temple Coorg
  • Brahmagiri Hill
  • Chelavaea Falls
  • Chiklihole Reservoir 
  • Igguthapa Temple 
  • Nisargadhama Forest 
  • Sri Bahgandeshwara Temple 
  • Kote Betta
  • Kumaraparvatha
  • Harangi Backwaters
  • Kote Abbe Falls
  • Pushpagiri Wildlife Sancturay
  • The Giving Tree at Kasthuri Estate 
  • Sera Jey Monastic University 
  • Harangi Dam
Coffee Estates for Sightseeing  :-
Palace Estate 
Lakshmi Organic  coffee Plantations
Karaguda Coffee plantation, Coorg
Thaneerhulla Cottage Room, Plantation Trails BY Tata Coffee 
Farm House Coffee Estate - Coorg



Location: 2996/1,7th Cross, Kalidasa Rd, Vani Vilas Mohalla, Mysuru, Karnataka 570002, India

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