1. Stay in a Home-Stay
The charm, the aura and the surroundings of a home-stay are really very special. Coorg has plenty of options for home-stays. We stayed at Eco Habitat in Kushalnagar which is slightly off Coorg but a fantastic property and well connection
2. Visit the Dubare Elephant Camp
Dubare Elephant Camp near Kushalnagar is a good place to enjoy the good old elephant rides, elephant bathing and more. Across the river, you can also enjoy water rafting.
The Camp is The Property of Jungle Lodges and Resorts Ltd, Govt. of Karnataka3. Chikli Dam, 3km from Eco Habitat
4. Visit the Golden Temple, Coorg
Located at about 30 minutes from the Eco Habitat, Bylakuppe is a Tibetan Refugee settlement, the magnificent Monastery in Kodagu state. You would see Tibetan refugee monks, their families and the golden statues of Buddha and other gods across the Namdroling Monastery.
Bylakuppe monastery
5. Don’t Miss out on Abbey Falls, Madikeri
6. Go for the Jungle Trek in the Western Ghats
With lush green jungles & waterfalls all around, Coorg is a heaven for those who love trekking. We trekked right after the monsoons and there were leeches who greeted us, but the breathtaking views and the scenic waterfalls didn’t dampen our spirit.
7. Adore the Mountain View at Raja’s Seat, Madikeri
Raja’s Seat (Seat of the King) is a seasonal garden of flowers and artificial fountains and was a favourite of the king during ancient times. It is a popular tourist spot in Coorg and you would see large groups of youngsters out here at any time during the day. The garden offers breath-taking views of low rise mountains and you can spend hours here adoring the sunset.
Raja's Seat
Special Tip: Just before you enter the Raja’s Seat garden you can take a ride on the toy-train for 10 bucks. It’s good fun and will revive the memories of child in you
8. Experience the Natural Beauty of Coorg
9. Grab a Copy of Short Escapes from Bengaluru
Lastly, before you pack your bags, do grab a copy of the travel guide Short Escapes from Bengaluru by Lonely Planet . It will be a good friend for your trip
This is what I did in Coorg Came back from a wonderful vacation recently? Do share your experience in comments while I pen down my next post more coorg stuff..
The charm, the aura and the surroundings of a home-stay are really very special. Coorg has plenty of options for home-stays. We stayed at Eco Habitat in Kushalnagar which is slightly off Coorg but a fantastic property and well connection
2. Visit the Dubare Elephant Camp
Dubare Elephant Camp near Kushalnagar is a good place to enjoy the good old elephant rides, elephant bathing and more. Across the river, you can also enjoy water rafting.
The Camp is The Property of Jungle Lodges and Resorts Ltd, Govt. of Karnataka3. Chikli Dam, 3km from Eco Habitat
4. Visit the Golden Temple, Coorg
Located at about 30 minutes from the Eco Habitat, Bylakuppe is a Tibetan Refugee settlement, the magnificent Monastery in Kodagu state. You would see Tibetan refugee monks, their families and the golden statues of Buddha and other gods across the Namdroling Monastery.
Bylakuppe monastery
5. Don’t Miss out on Abbey Falls, Madikeri
6. Go for the Jungle Trek in the Western Ghats
With lush green jungles & waterfalls all around, Coorg is a heaven for those who love trekking. We trekked right after the monsoons and there were leeches who greeted us, but the breathtaking views and the scenic waterfalls didn’t dampen our spirit.
7. Adore the Mountain View at Raja’s Seat, Madikeri
Raja’s Seat (Seat of the King) is a seasonal garden of flowers and artificial fountains and was a favourite of the king during ancient times. It is a popular tourist spot in Coorg and you would see large groups of youngsters out here at any time during the day. The garden offers breath-taking views of low rise mountains and you can spend hours here adoring the sunset.
Raja's Seat
Special Tip: Just before you enter the Raja’s Seat garden you can take a ride on the toy-train for 10 bucks. It’s good fun and will revive the memories of child in you
8. Experience the Natural Beauty of Coorg
9. Grab a Copy of Short Escapes from Bengaluru
Lastly, before you pack your bags, do grab a copy of the travel guide Short Escapes from Bengaluru by Lonely Planet . It will be a good friend for your trip
This is what I did in Coorg Came back from a wonderful vacation recently? Do share your experience in comments while I pen down my next post more coorg stuff..
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