Coorg – The Scotland of India

Coorg which is sometime referred as Kodagu is coined from a local version of Kodavu and historically it means initial settlement. Nestled within the South-Western province of Karnataka and enclosed by a boundary of Kerala, Coorg is one of the most designated tourist destinations of Karnataka. Owing to its magical landscape it is commonly termed as Scotland of India and its natural helms that remains prosperous throughout the year makes it affluent and thriving. To get an access to this land of possibility we would suggest traveler to contact with Kerala tour packages as they are expert in customizing and modifying your instruction.

Tourist places in and around

Madikeri Fort:

Madikeri Fort

This 19th-century fort is driving tourist spots and its testimonials would sweep an inch of land. The fort was originally constructed by Haleri kings and its authenticity lies in the molding of mud which was later destroyed and reconstructed by Tipu Sultan in the 18th century. With the advent of British colonials, this historic fort was seized and again it was renovated to preserve its importance.

Omkareshwara temple:

Omkareshwara Temple

Located within a walking distance of Madikeri Fort, Omkareshwara temple is one of the most promising tourist spots and religious sanctums around Coorg. This temple is renowned for its mythological vibes beside an arcade of architecture that adds more stars to its glory.

Raja’s seat:

Raja's Seat

Perched atop a scenic hill of Coorg, the Raja’s seat is an instance of the glory of imperial. The historic seat is renowned for defining history of different ages. The Raja’s seat besides being historic is a natural gateway from where traveler would have an occasion to view the stand of distant mountain ranges and slopes.

Raja’s tomb:

Raja's Tomb

The Raja’s tomb portrays the significance of two different culture of religions because if you would look at its structural pattern than you would notice an influence of Islamic architecture. The tomb is an evidence of glorious era of Virarajendra and Lingaraja. Although its construction is not as fine as you would expect it to be but than its prosperous site of chronology would compensate the structural degradation.

Abbey falls:

Abbey Falls

As you would meander from the vines of pepper a sudden roar of natural springs would enthrall your mind. Abbey falls which is located down the stripes of coffee and spice plantation area is one of the most interesting tourist places where traveler can hike down to plan picnic and other socializing events.

Things to Do

Trekking:

Trekking

Trekking around the mountainous region of Pushpagiri, Kotebetta, Thadiyandamol and Brahmagiri is the most definite thing that adventure lover would love to do while coming here.

River rafting:

River Rafting

River rafting at Coorg is possible in majestic river of Barapole, the river rafting experience at this amazing river would be completely different as it has some of the most exciting raft and rapids within its wave.

Quad biking:

Quad Biking

For Motor bike enthusiast Quad biking is a next big thing that they should look to consider to measure the height of adventure. Quad biking at coffee plantation area and near the pole of Madikeri would be a dynamic experience.

Fishing:

Fishing

Kaveri River is home to many aquatic lives like cat fish, Mahaseer, Eel and Tuna which means fishing and angling here could script a new note of adventure. Beside that bird watching is another interesting natural activity that you can get indulged with.