“When to Visit Coorg “

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Explore the land of Rolling Hills, Misty Trails & Top Tourist
Places

Discover the enchanting beauty
of Coorg:

Coorg: The captivating World of Coffee Plantation, which is also known as ‘Scotland of India’, Location: Eastern slopes of the Western Ghats, the district of Kodagu. Kodagu is known for its landscapes, aromatic coffee, and spice plantations. Since it belongs to the Morava community, it is often called the “Scotland of India.” The Dakshina Kannada district borders Coorg to the northwest. The best of Coorg is summer, when the air is filled with the aroma of coffee blossoms.

Beauty of Coorg

Madikeri Abbey Falls
Abbey Falls

Madikeri Abbey Falls
“Madisn’t’t ju a to, it’s a tis “Abe Fal do’t ju fa-
pa-
Whe te mi wis poy on ev
wiwe”

Abbey Falls

“Abe Fdon’to’t ju fa- It sis, it das, it tes sos to te
moy sos be.”

“The valleys soothe my weary

eyes while their memories gently cradle my heart”

Image of Raja Seat
Raja Seat

When to Visit Coorg

🌡 Weather Overview
Summer
● Temperature Range: 15°C to 35°C
● Climate: Pleasant climate, with a temperature averaging about 15°C throughout most of the year.
Best time to visit Coorg:-
Summer (March to May)- Best for sightseeing & Coffee plantations. If you want relaxed vacations and nature walks,t hen summer is perfect for you.

Monsoon (June to September):- Best for lush greenery and a romantic vibe. If
You love rain, green vibes, romantic getaways, nature lovers, and those who
Love a monsoon mood, then monsoon is best for you.
This monsoon season is when Coorg comes alive, blossoming with gushing
waterfalls, lush green landscapes, and mist-wrapped hills, cloaking it with a
mystical ambiance.
Winter
● Months: November to February
● Temperature Range: 10°C to 25°C
If you like occasional mist in the early mornings, especially
around coffee plantations and hills, then winter is for you

Dubare Elephant camp
Dubare: the elephant camp

What is Coorg famous for?

Mainly, Coorg is famous for its lush green landscapes, breathtaking
waterfalls, aromatic coffee plantations, and rich cultural heritage.
Traditionally, Coorg is known for other produce like cardamon, pepper,
oranges & honey.
It is also famous for its variety of trees, like rosewood, teakwood, and
silver.
Oak, firewood, etc.
Culture- Kodagu is in the southern Indian state of Karnataka,
where the Kodava language is spoken.
Kodavas worship ancestors, nature, and weapons such as
swords, bows, arrows, and later guns.
Cuisine- You can have –
● Kadambuttu(ball-shaped puttus).
● Paputtu (cooked with milk and shredded coconut).
● Thaliya Puttu (flat puttu steamed in plates)
● Nooputtu (thread puttu, pressed into noodle-like threads
with a mold)
● Od puttu (baked on a flat mud pan).
● Madd Puttu (made of a medical leaf called Madd Thopp).
● Koovale Puttu is made with ripe bananas or jackfruit and
steamed in folded Kovalam leaves or banana
leaves many more.

Why is Coorg called the land of
Rolling Hills?

First of all, “Rolling Hills “ refers to slopes that gently rise and fall.

image of Madikeri Fort
Madikeri Fort

Coorg is called the Land of Rolling Hills as it has a lot of hills, and it is
also a hill station. It is a beautiful place and seems to drift from the
kingdom of God. The entire area is situated among gently sloping hills
that seem to roll down in a panoramic view.

image of Talacauvery
Talacauvery

Top 5 Coorg Tourist Places You
Must Visit

Abbey Falls: Abbey Falls is a waterfall in Kodagu, in the Wester Ghatsn
Ghats of Karnataka, India. It is located 8 km from Madikeri, 122 km
from Mysore, 144 km from Mangalore, and 268 km from Bangalore.
The best time to visit Abbey Falls is during the Monsoon season.
When its scenic beauty is at its peak. The best time to visit is July and
October.
Entry to Abbey Falls is open from 9 AM to 5 PM. A hanging bridge is
available to enjoy the view of Abbey Waterfalls. Since bathing &
Swimming in Abbey Falls is not allowed.
Places to visit near Abbey Falls:
○ Talakaveri (50 Kms)
○ Raja Seat (7 Kms)
○ Dubare Elephant Camp (38 Kms)
○ Golden Temple (38 Kms)
○ Kaveri Nisargadhama (31 Kms)

● Raja Seat: This place was used by the Kings and the Queens of
Kodagu, who were the rulers of Karnataka for over 200 years from
1600 to 1834 CE. About 1 KM west of the Madikeri bus stand in
Raja’s Seat. People believe that Kodava kings and their consorts
spent their evenings in the fine park here.
It is easy to see why dramatic views of an orange sun dipping
behind the mountains are.
The Entry Fee:- ₹10 per person
Parking Fees:-
Two Wheelers- ₹20
Four Wheelers-₹50
Toy train ride-₹20 per person
● Dubare Elephant Camp:- Dubare is known for its elephant camp, a
forest camp on the banks of the river Kaveri in the district of
Kodagu, Karnataka. It is an important base for the Karnataka Forest Department
Department’s elephants.

A visit to the Dubare Elephant Camp typically takes about 3-6 hours.
This includes activities like interacting with elephants, bathing them,
and potentially a nature walk. It is a time-consuming task, so go with
comfortable shoes.
Elephant camp activity charges for Indians-₹670
For Foreigners- ₹1447
● Talacauvery:- Talakaveri/Talacauvery lies in the Brahmagiri Hills, near
Bhagamandala in the Kodagu/Coorg district of Karnataka. It lies at a
height of 1,276 m above sea level.
There is a temple inside the birthplace of the river Kaveri, and there is a
viewpoint from which u have to climb around 330 stairs to reachthe  view
viewpoint, different.
The best time to visit is Post-monsoon and winter.
● Madikeri Fort:- It is famous for its natural beauty, particularly its coffee
plantations, waterfalls, lush forests, and historical sites like the Madikeri Fort
and the Omkareshwar Temple.

Where to Stay in Coorg?

The Tamara Coorg:-
The Tamara Coorg is a 5-star property about 8 km from
Nalknad Palace and Thadiyandamol.
● Evolve Back, Coorg:-
Located on the cool green hills of Coorg, this plantation
resort boasts 4 dining options, an outdoor infinity pool, and an
ayurvedic spa. It also houses a gym and a children’s activity
center.
● Taj Madikeri Resort & spa:-
Perched 4000 feet above sea level on a peaceful hillside
is the Taj Madikeri Resort & Spa Coorg.
● The Windflower Resort & Spa:- Every carefully chosen
Windflower destination is enriched by nature’s free-spirited
generosity. The swimming pools are inspired by nature,
overlooking majestic trees and natural rock formations. The
award-winning Emerge, the wellness spa, offers rejuvenating
Ayurvedic treatments.
● Amanvana Spa Resort:- By the Kaveri River, Amanvana Spa
Resort features a peaceful retreat with an organic herb garden,
relaxing body massage, and a large outdoor pool.

Final Thoughts: Why Coorg
Should Be on Your Bucket List

Coorg, with its rolling hills, aromatic coffee estates, and rich
cultural heritage, offers a perfect blend of nature and
tranquility. From misty mornings to cascading waterfalls and
vibrant traditions, it’s a year-round destination for every
traveler. Whether seeking adventure or peace, Coorg promises
a refreshing escape and unforgettable memories in the heart of
Karnataka’s Western Ghats.

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